Cells and Cell Transport

Plant vs. Animal

1

The organelle unique to a plant that does photosynthesis.

What is the Chloroplast?

2

This structure is unique to the plant cell and prevents cell rupture and provides a rigid structure.

What is Cell Wall?

3

The image shows this cell type.

What is a Plant Cell?

4

The structure in a plant cell that controls what enters and leaves the cell.

What is the Plasma Membrane?

5

The organelle containing chlorophyll. 

What is the Chloroplast?

Pro vs. Eu

1

Ribosomes are found in these cell types. 

What are prokaryotic and eukaryotic?

2

This cell type contains a nucleus. 

What is the Eukaryotic Cell?

3

Prokaryotic cells lack this key structure known as the brain of the cell. 

What is a Nucleus?

4

Eukaryotic cells can be further broken down into these two cell types.

What is plant and animal?

5

This cell is believed to be the first cell type on Earth.

What is a prokaryotic cell?

Active vs. Passive

1

This type of transport includes diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and osmosis. 

What is Passive Transport?

2

This type of transport requires ATP.

What is Active Transport?

3

Osmosis is always the diffusion of this molecule. 

What is Water?

4

This is the movement of a molecule from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration. 

What is diffusion?

5

This is the direction molecules are moved during active transport.

What is low to high contration?

Organelles

1

This organelle is the brain of the cell and contains DNA.

What is the Nucleus?

2

This is the site of energy production in the cell.

What is the mitochondria?

3

This is the site of protein production.

What is the Ribosome?

4

This organelle is found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell. Hint: it is the only organelle NOT membrane bound. 

What is the ribosome?

5

This organelle stores water and helps plant cells be plump and turgid. 

What is the vacuole?

Vocabulary

1

This is the phospholipid bilayer with embedded proteins. 

What is the plasma membrane? 

2

This is the solution type around a cell that has a lot of solute outside the cell and causes the cell to lose water. 

What is Hypertonic?

3

This is when the inside and outside are the same. 

What is equilibrium? 

4

This is the solution surrounding a cell that contains LESS solute than inside the cell. 

What is hypotonic? 

5

These are structures in the cell membrane that facilitate the diffusion of molecules in and out of the cell. 

What is Transport Proteins.