Class 1
Intro to Cells
Class 2
What are cells made of
Class 3
Functioning Cell
Class 4
Cellular Respiration
Class 5
Photosynthesis
100

The organelle that contains the genetic material (DNA) of the cell. 

What is the nucleus?

100

The chemical bond that is formed when two atoms share an electron.

What is a covalent bond?

100

This type of protein is responsible for speeding up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy of the reaction. 

What are enzymes?

100

These are the two inputs for cellular respiration. 

hint: what is required? This is the left side of the chemical equation. 

What are glucose and oxygen?

100

These are the two products produced by photosynthesis. 

What are glucose and oxygen?

200

The organelle mostly used for storage. 

What is Vacuole?

can also be used for digestion and water regulation

200

The biological molecule that can function as structural support (cell wall) and energy storage?

What is carbohydrate?

200

The reaction type that requires an input of energy.  

What is endergonic?

200

This is the cellular location of glycolysis. 

cytoplasm

200

This is the source of carbon for the calvin cycle. 

carbon dioxide

300

These organelles are found in plant cells but not animal cells. 

What are cell wall, central vacuole, and chloroplast?

300

The ability of water to form this type of bonds is why it is considered the molecule of life. 

What are hydrogen bonds?

300

This will happen to a cell when it is placed in a hypertonic solution. 

What is shrinking/loses water/plasmolyzed?

300

This is the location of the krebs cycle. 

What is the mitochondria?

300

This molecule is the source of electrons in the light dependent reactions in photosynthesis. 

What is water?

400

These organelles are found in all cells. 

Hint: this includes all eukaryotes and prokaryotes

What are ribosomes, cell membrane, and cytoplasm?

400

This ion increases as the pH gets more acidic (lower number). 

What are H+ ions?

400

These three factors influence how well an enzyme functions. 


hint: these can lead to enzyme denaturing

What are salt concentration, pH, and temperature?

400

This molecule is the final electron acceptor in the ETC in the final step of cellular respiration. 

What is oxygen?

400

This molecule is a good measure of photosynthesis because it is produced when water is split during the light dependent reactions. 

What is oxygen?

500

This organelle is the site of production and modification of proteins associated with membranes. 

What is rough ER?

500

The part of the membrane that stops water-soluble molecules from passing into or out of the cell. 

What are phospholipids. 

500

The type of reaction where a molecule loses an electron.

What is oxidation?

500

This is the source of carbon that forms carbon dioxide that is released during cellular respiration. 

What is glucose?

500

This word is used to describe the relationship between photosynthesis and cellular respiration. 

What is an interdependent relationship?

They use one another's products as reactants