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Cells
Ancient Greece Leaders
Homeostasis
Greek Potpourri
Greece or Cells?
100
Controls most activities in the cell and transmits hereditary information.
What is Nucleus
100
He encourage people to take pride in their city
Who is Pericles
100
cells break down glucose molecules in the presence of oxygen, releasing energy.
What is cellular respiration
100
This made trade nearly impossible in ancient Greece
What are mountains
100
He was the first person to see living cells under a microscope
Who is Leeuwenhoek
200
All organisms are composed of cells; cells are the basic units of structure and function in organisms, and all cells come from preexisting cells.
What is Cell Theory
200
A tyrant Greek leader
Who is Peisistratus
200
Energy from sunlight
What is photosynthesis
200
He defeated the hydra
Who is Hercules
200
The form of government in which few people have power
What is oligarchy
300
Produces proteins needed by the cell
What is Ribosomes
300
Greece's first female poet
Who is Sappho
300
Keep the body's internal systems stable
What is homeostasis
300
lyre
What is a poem set to music
300
A meeting with citizen to vote on laws
What is an assembly
400
Fills most of the cell; moves organelles within the cell
What is cytoplasm
400
This leader developed the worlds first democracy
Who is Cleisthenes
400
Molecules colliding with one another
What is diffusion
400
Zeus
Who is king of the Greek Gods
400
Stores water, food wastes, and/or other materials
What is vacuoles
500
Packages and distributes material through the cell
What is Golgi Apporatus
500
He wrote "The Tortoise and the Hare"
Who is Aesop
500
One of the processes that helps mutlicellular organisms maintain homeostasis
What is reproduction of cells
500
Two Greek civilizations
What are the Minoans & Mycenaeans
500
Homers epic poem
What is Iliad