Scientific Method
What is the first step in the scientific method?
What is ask a question?
The scientist who termed the name "cell" after looking at cork cells.
Who is Robert Hooke?
The tool used to accurately measure volume in the science lab. (Hint: It has notches along the side.)
What is graduated cylinder?
The axis the dependent variables goes on.
What is y-axis?
The organelle that synthesizes (makes) proteins.
What is ribosomes?
Data that is observable with the 5 senses.
What is qualitative data?
The scientist credited with completely disproving spontaneous generation with his experiment with broth and bacteria.
Who is Louis Pasteur?
What tool do we use in class to measure mass accurately?
What is digital scale?
Finish the sentence: All cells come from ____ cells.
What is pre-existing?
The organelle that provides support and structure to plant cells.
What is cell wall?
The variable that changes due to manipulation and is measurable.
What is dependent variable?
The scientist that invented the microscope.
Who is Zacharias Janssen?
The abbreviation used to describe all the equipment we can wear or use to protect ourselves from hazards.
What is PPE?
Every graph has this at the top to describe the data.
What is a title?
The organelle that produces the energy in the cell.
What is the mitochondria?
Data that is measurable and includes a number.
What is quantitative data?
The scientist that proved all animals are made of cells.
Who is Theodor Schwann?
The name of the sharp knife used for dissections and surgery.
What is scapel?
All ________ things are made of cells.
What is living?
The control center of the cell the directs all activities.
What is the nucleus?
The variables that need to be kept the same when performing an experiment.
What is constants?
The scientist that observed cells dividing and concluded that all cells come from pre-existing cells.
Who is Rudolf Virchow?
The 2 scientists that co-founded the cell theory.
Who is Schlieden and Schwann?
The organelle that contains enzymes to break down waste and old cell material.
What is lysosome?