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Animal Cells
Plant Cells
Move Materials
Get Some Energy
Experiments
100
This is surrounded by a membrane, it stores water and nutrients.
What is a vacuole?
100
This lies outside the cell membrane, it gives it support.
What is the cell wall?
100
A tube system that transports materials.
What is vascular?
100
A green substance that traps energy from the Sun and allows plants to make their own food.
What is chlorophyll?
100
The Universal Solvent.
What is water
200
This organelle begins the process of making proteins.
What are ribosomes?
200
This stores water and nutrients, it may also help the cell digest food.
What is vacuole?
200
Leaves are organs. True or False?
What is true?
200
These structures store chlorophyll.
What are chloroplasts?
200
Tubes in leaves are referred to as this.
What is veins?
300
Organelles that change the chemical energy of food into a form the cell can use.
What are mitochondria?
300
This stores information that will be passed on to new cells.
What is nucleus?
300
These tubes carry materials from the plant's roots to its leaves.
What is xylem?
300
The process in which plants make sugar, their food source.
What is photosynthesis?
300
In our celery experiment, the colored water went through this up to the tips of the leaves.
What is the vascular system or xylem?
400
The gel-like fluid that contains the cell's parts.
What is cytoplasm?
400
This makes food when sunlight strikes it.
What is chlorophyll?
400
Tubes that carry sugar away from the leaves.
What is phloem?
400
This process breaks down sugar to release energy.
What is cellular respiration?
400
The water on the leaves or petals do this to the sugar water released.
What is evaporate?
500
This directs the cell's activities.
What is the nucleus?
500
These are organelles that contain chlorophyll.
What are chloroplast?
500
Plants get the energy they need by breaking down this.
What is sugar?
500
The reverse of photosynthesis.
What is cellular respiration?
500
Between the carnations and the daises, this flower showed the most color from cellular respiration.
What is the carnations?