Cell Theory
Biblical Perspective
All About the Cell
Parts of the Cell
What is this?
100

According to cell theory, all living things are made up of these...

cells

100

What does an evolutionist believe came first? Eukaryotic cells, prokaryotic cells, or mitochondria

Prokaryotic

100

All prokaryotes are... (this type of structure)

Unicellular

100

This is the slimy layer that surrounds and protects some bacteria from harm...

capsule

100

This is the inside of the cell, it is jellylike and contains all the organelles a cell needs to live

cytoplasm

200

Which statement would require cell theory to be revised?

A- chloroplast discovered in a unicellular organism

B- Noncellular living organism discovered in soil

C- Hear muscle cells developed from other tissue

B- Noncellular living organism discovered in soil

200

Creationists believe prokaryotic cells were made on this day...

Day 3 before More Complex Eukaryotic cells were made on day 5 or 6

200

Both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells have these three things in common (name at least two)

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, ribosomes

200

This is the structure that surrounds all cells and regulates what comes in and goes out

Cell membrane

200

What do you call the movement of molecules through a membrane?

Diffusion

300

True or False: Cell theory is an absolute truth that can never be changed or replaced.

False, cell theory can be changed or replaced because scientists can't say for certain that all living things are made up of cells. 

300
Evolutionists believe Eukaryotic cells evolved from these cells...

Prokaryotic cells

300

This organelle is the "powerhouse" of the cell..

Mitochondrion

300

This is the whip-like propeller that the cell uses to move around...

Flagellum

300

Tissue is made up of cells. What do you call a group of tissues that work together?

An organ

400

All cells come from...

preexisting cells

400

On what day were more complex eukaryotic cells made from a Creationist perspective?

Day 5 or 6

400

Energy must be taken from glucose and stored in ATP in order for __________ to be usable within a cell.

Energy

400

DNA is organized into one or more of these...

Chromosomes

400

What is the difference between the rough ER and the smooth ER?

Rough ER has ribosomes attached that package and produce proteins. 

Smooth ER makes and packages up fat molecules for the cell membrane.

500

These are not made up of cells, yet scientists consider them living things...

Viruses

500
Cells are incredibly complex containing many small parts that depend on all the other parts to work properly. Could these be products of evolution? Explain

No, it could not have evolved over time since it would not have been able to survive if it had been missing parts during the evolutionary process. Each organelle depends on other organelles and structures to keep the cell alive. 

500

What is the difference between active transport and passive transport within a cell?

Active = requires energy to work

Passive= happens without the cell doing any work 

500

This is the rigid protection around bacteria, algae, fungi, and plant cells...

Cell Wall

500

What happens if a cell needs to take in a large molecule that is loo large for passive and active transport?

The cell membrane has a vesicle that engulfs the molecule. It traps the molecule for digestion completely within the cell.