Cell Theory
Organelles
Cell Processes
Levels of Organization
Body System Interaction
100
How many parts to Cell Theory are there?
3
100
These are specialized structures are inside cells to help them carry out different processes
organelles
100
This process happens in both plants and animals
Cellular respiration
100
Name the levels of organization from smallest to largest.
Cells, Tissue, Organs, Organ systems, Organism
100
This organ controls the thoughts and actions of organisms.
The brain
200
Name all parts of the cell theory
1. All living things are made of cells
2. The cell is the most basic unit of life
3. Cells come from preexisting cells
200
If a cell were a school, Dr. Proctor's office would be this organelle.
the nucleus
200
Name the reactants of photosynthesis
Sunlight, Carbon Dioxide, and Water
200
This is considered a ____.
an organ
200
These blood vessels carry blood to the heart
Veins
300
This scientist is the considered the father of the microscope
Robert Hooke
300
This would happen if plant cells had no chloroplast.
Plant cells could not carry out photosynthesis.
300
Name the reactants of cellular respiration
Oxygen and Glucose
300
Name these in order from most complex to least complex.
Chloroplast, Rose, Cell, Pedal, Plant tissue
Chloroplast, Cell, Plant tissue, Pedal, Rose
300
This body systems job is to alarm the body of foreign invaders and attacks them.
The immune system
400
Name any two characteristics of life
400
Name this organelle and the chemical process it carries out in the presents of Oxygen.
1. Mitochondria
2. Cellular respiration
400
Explain why photosynthesis and cell respiration are considered opposites
The products of one process are the reactants of the other. They depend on the cycling of these molecules to continue each other's process.
400
Alveoli, Respiratory System, Lung, Epithelial Tissue, Lung Cell, Human
Name these from least complex to most complex
Lung Cell, Epithelial Tissue, Alveoli, Lung, Respiratory System, Human
400
This is how the immune system interacts with the circulatory system.
White blood cells travel to sites of infection by using the circulatory system for transportation.
500
How do you know that a red blood cell is alive?
RBC's meet all criteria to be considered living.
They reproduce, grow, develop, use energy, capable of change over time.
500
What would happen if plants became extinct?
1. Loss of ecosystem
2. Animals would die due to lack of plants and prey
3. Huge loss of oxygen
500
Why do plants need photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
They need one process to make the glucose and the other process to break it down to make ATP (energy)
500
Brain, Neuron, Nervous System, Nervous Tissue, Person
Neuron, Nervous Tissue, Brain, Nervous System, Person
500
This is how the digestive system and the circulatory system work together.
When we eat food, nutrition diffuses through the small intestine and into the blood stream. The circulatory system transports nutrition all over the body.