Cell Types and Cell Theory
Name that picture
Organelle Functions
Guess the Characteristic
Organ Systems
100
Organisms that contain more than one cell are called?
Multicellular
100
The organelle labeled S is
Nucleus
100
This oraganelle controls movement in and out of the cell.
Cell membrane
100
A sapling/ seed eventually becomes a tree
Growth
100
This system is responsible for breaking down the food and absorbing the nutrients into the blood
Digestive System
200
Cells that contain a nucleus are called?
Eukaryotes
200
The organelle labeled L is
Mitochondria
200
This organelle controls contains the DNA
Nucleus
200
A zebra sees a lion and runs away from it
Response to Stimuli
200
This system is responsible for removing wastes from our body in the form of urine/pee
Excretory System
300
What is an example of a prokaryotic cell?
Bacteria
300
The organelle labeled F is
Endoplasmic Reticulum.
300
This organelle is responsible for creating energy for all the other organelles to function
Mitochondria
300
Mr. Krish feels hungry and eats an apple
Nutrition/ Energy source
300
This system is responsible for the exchange of gases and the movement of oxygen and carbon-di-oxide in and out of the body
Respiratory System
400
An organism that is made up of only one cell is called?
Unicellular
400
The organelle labeled H is the
Chloroplasts
400
this organelle contains digestive enzymes that are used to break down waste and other items the cell no longer needs.
Lysosomes
400
A lion gives birth to baby cubs.
Reproduction
400
This system is responsible for growth and development.
Skeletal System
500
Name the three different parts of the cell theory.
1. All living things are made of cells.
2. Cells are the basic unit of life.
3. Cells come from cells.
500
The organelle labeled K is the
Golgi Apparatus
500
These two organelles are only found in plants.
BONUS:
What is the function of the two organelles?
Cell Wall and Chloroplast
500
A fish uses it gills to breath the oxygen in water
Respiration
500
This system helps us to respond to stimuli and helps us to process the information we receive.
Nervous system