Cell Theory
All living things are made of these.
What are cells?
You look through this part of the microscope.
What is the eyepiece?
Living things need this to power their life processes.
What is energy?
I control the activities of the cell and contain its genetic information.
What is the nucleus?
What organelle is labelled H?
Cells are the basic unit of ________.
What is life?
The glass piece that holds the specimen you are viewing.
What is a slide?
A sunflower bending toward light demonstrates this characteristic of living things.
What is responding to the environment/stimuli?
I control what enters and leaves the cell.
What is the cell membrane?
What organelle is labelled B?
What is chloroplast?
According to cell theory, new cells come from _______________.
What are existing cells (or pre-existing cells)?
This part shines light through the specimen so you can see it.
What is the light source?
A puppy becoming a full-grown dog demonstrates this characteristic of living things.
What is growth?
I release usable energy from food for the cell.
What are the mitochondria?
What organelle is labelled I?
What is vacuole?
A dog, a tree, and a bacterium have this in common according to cell theory.
What is they are all made of cells?
Making offspring is this characteristic of living things.
What is reproduction?
I make proteins for the cell.
What are ribosomes?
What organelle is labelled C? (Be specific!)
What is smooth endoplasmic reticulum?
Give all three parts of cell theory.
What are all living things are made of cells; cells are the basic unit of life; and all cells come from existing cells?
You should start viewing a specimen using this type of magnification.
What is low power?
Name four characteristics of living things.
Answers may include made of cells, use energy, grow/develop, reproduce, respond to stimuli/environment, and produce/remove wastes.
I modify, sort, package, and ship proteins to where they need to go.
What is the Golgi apparatus?
What organelle is labelled E?
Golgi apparatus