Spot the organelle and name its function
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Challenge
200

Mitochondria

Cellular Respiration

200
What is the primary difference between passive and active transport?

Passive does not require the input of energy while Active does.

200
List 2 differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

Presence of a nucleus, membrane bound organelles, size, complexity

200

What are the two phases of photosynthesis and where do each take place?

light dependent: thylakoid

light independent: stroma

200

What is the overall equation for photosynthesis?


Carbon Dioxide + Water + Light --> Oxygen + Sugar

400

Ribosomes

Protein synthesis

400

Differentiate between endocytosis and exocytosis. What type of transport are they?

Endocytosis: taking material into the cell

Exocytosis: releasing material from the cell

Active Transport

400

Give a real-world biological example of the levels of organization within and organism from simplest to most complex. 

cell --> tissue --> organ --> organ system --> organism

400

What are electron carriers and what is the name of the most important electron carrier in photosynthesis?

Molecules that accept/transport high energy electrons; NADPH

400

Miss Regan placed four dialysis bags each filled with a solution with an unknown concentration of sucrose, into four beakers, each with a different concentration of sucrose. The initial mass of each bag was 20g. The final mass of each bag is shown below. 

0.2M: 14g

0.4M: 16.7g

0.6M: 19g

0.8M: 23g

What is the most likely concentration of sucrose inside the dialysis bags? How do you know?

0.6M

It had the least change in mass.

600
Lysosome

breaks down large molecules into smaller usable ones, and breaks down non-functional organelles

600

The specialized protein channel that allows the passage of water is known as a(n)_______________.

Aquaporin

600

Plants have tiny openings in their leaves called stomata that let ______ in, but expose the plant to the loss of ______. 

CO2... water

600

Define pigment and state the most important pigment in photosynthesis.

A light absorbing molecule; chlorophyll

600

Below is a major theme in the study of biology:


________ = _________

Structure = Function

800

Smooth ER

makes membrane lipids and gets rid of toxins

800

Phagocytosis is a specific form of ________ which involves engulfing food particles and forming a _______ to store them.

HINT: We watched a video of this in real life involving an amoeba and paramecium. 

Endocytosis .... Vacuole

800

The contraction of many heart muscles as a single unit is possible because of __________. 

Cellular junctions

800

Fill in the diagram of photosynthesis.


800

From start to finish, describe the pathway of a newly synthesize secretory protein (a protein that leaves the cell)

Ribosome --> Rough ER --> Smooth ER --> Golgi Apparatus --> Cell Membrane --> Out of cell

1000

Vesicle

small membrane sac that store and transport material from one organelle to another or outside of the cell

1000
List the three main forms of Passive Transport and Active Transport.

Passive: diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis

Active: protein pump, endocytosis, exocytosis

1000

Cell membranes are otherwise known as a ___________. They are composed of specialized lipids called _________. These lipids have two parts: a _______ head and a _______ tail. Cell membranes are _________________, meaning that they allow passage of certain materials, but not others.

lipid bilayers...phospholipids...hydrophobic head...hydrophilic tail....selectively permeable

1000

ATP synthase in an enzyme that functions to convert _____ to ____. In order to accomplish this, it uses the build up of _______. This process specifically occurs in the ____________ phase of photosynthesis, which takes place in the __________ of the chloroplasts. 

ADP to ATP. 

H+ ions.

light-dependent...thylakoids

1000

What is a CAM Plant? Give one example in your definition.

Takes in carbon dioxide only at night to prevent water loss. Plants in dry climates (cacti, succulents, etc.)