Cell Structure
Biomolecules
Digestive System
Scientific Method
Cell Division
100

This organelle controls cell activity

Nucleus 

100

Carbohydrates, proteins and lipids are examples of these

Biomolecules

100

Where does digestion begin

Mouth

100

A factor that must be kept the same in an experiment 

Constant variable

100

Type of cell division for growth

Mitosis

200

Organelle where respiration occurs 

Mitochondrion

200

What biomolecules are enzymes made from 

Proteins

200

Tube that carries food from mouth to stomach

Oesophagus

200

The variabe you change

Independent variable

200

Stage where chromones line up

Metaphase

300

What organelle has a double membrane 

Nucleus 

300

Name the bond holding amino acids together

Peptide bond

300

Organ that produces bile

Liver 

300

What is a hypothesis 

An educated guess 

300

Name the 4 stages of mitosis 

Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase

400

Organelle that modifies and packages proteins

Golgi Apparatus

400

What is the monomer of proteins

Amino acids

400

What is the name of the muscular movement in which food moves through the oesophagus 

Peristalsis

400

Why is a control necessary in an investigation

To compare results 
400

What is cancer? 

Uncontrollable dividing of cells

500

Difference between rough and smooth ER

Rough ER has ribosomes and makes proteins; Smooth Er has no ribosomes and makes lipids
500

what carbohydrate is found in the cell wall of plants

Cellulose

500

What purpose does villi have in the digestive system

To increase surface area for nutrient absorption

500

Distinguish between accuracy and reliability

Accuracy- how close you are to the true value 

Reliability - consistency of results - getting same results a number of time

500

Why is mitosis described as a continuous process

Each stage flows into the next with no breaks