Theories vs. Laws
What is a main word that describes theories
What is explain
Name 1 level of organization
What is Atom
What is Molecules
What is Organelles
What is Cells
What is tissue
What is organs
What is organ systems
What is Organism
what organelle helps in getting energy in a plant cell?
what is chloroplast
What does the Golgi body do in the animal cell
what is "moves things out of the cell"
What does the lysosome do in the plant cell?
what is digest materials
What is a main word that describes Laws
what is describes
What is predicts
Name the 6th layer of the levels of organization (smallest to biggest)
what is organs
What is the word in homeostasis for cell reproduction?
what is mitosis
Which one is smaller: A nucleolus or a nucleus
what is nucleolus
What does the cell wall do in the plant cell?
What is supports and protects the cell
What is a example of a theory mentioned in this unit?
what is cell theory
What layer is the Organelle in? (from smallest to biggest)
What is 3rd
What is the main two words that describe homeostasis? (what Mrs. Watson taught us)
what is staying alive.
Is a plant or animal cell's vacuole smaller?
what is animal cell
What organelle is responsible for the photosynthesis that occurs in the plant cell?
what is chloroplast
What is a scientific law?
what is "what happens every time during certain conditions"
What is the smallest level of organization?
what is atom
What organelle helps remove waste from the cell?
What is Golgi body
What does the nucleolus contain?
what is RNA
Where is the plant vacuole located most of the times?
what is central
what is center of the cell
What does both a scientific law and a scientific theory share
what is "they're both supported by large amounts of data and supported by many scientists"
What is the level of organization that comes before organs
what is tissue
Which of the 3 types of homeostasis is part of the cell theory?
what is mitosis
what is the main analogy to a mitochondria
what is powerhouse
What is the scientific-ish name of the ER
what is Endoplasmic reticulum