Units & Scientific Method
Mitosis & Meiosis
Parts of the cell
Diffusion/Osmosis
Cell Reproduction
Random
Mixed Bag
100
An informed prediction
What is a hypothesis?
100
The process in which daughter cells have identical chromosome numbers as the parent
mitosis
100
This organelle coverts nutrients into energy
Mitochondria
100
The amount of something mixed in a solution or space. How much of something is in a given space.
What is concentration.
100
Binary fission and mitosis are both examples of....
asexual reproduction
100
This part of the cell controls what comes in and out of the cell.
The cell membrane
100
The SI unit of time
seconds
200
The SI unit of distance
Meters
200
The process that produces non-identical daughter cells
Meiosis
200
Which structure is the nucleolus? Give its number.
1
200
In diffusion, particles move from areas of [blank][blank] to [blank][blank]
High concentration to low concentration
200
What kind of reproduction does this cell undergo?
Binary Fission
200
This prefix means one thousand (1,000)
kilo
200
the phase when chromosomes pull apart toward the poles
Anaphase
300
How many mL are in 1.5 daL?
15,000mL
300
The general term for the kinds of cells produced by meiosis
Gametes
300
A complex system, it packages proteins to be shipped to parts of the cell or to other cells
What is the Golgi body/apparatus?
300
The dots represent ions and the circle a cell. In diffusion, what would move and in what direction.
ions, outside
300
How many rounds of division does mitosis have?
One
300
What is the name of these three parts of the microscope?
Objective lenses
300
The movement of water through a semi-permeable membrane
Osmosis
400
"Does the amount of coffee consumed affect the number of words someone can remember?"
Identify the dependent variable.
Number of words remembered
400
Chromosomes that are similar in size, shape, and kinds of genes present
Homologues/homologous
400
The recycling plant of the cell
What is the lysosome?
400
In Osmosis, if the dots represent salt. (1) What would move and (2) in what direction?
(1) Water
(2) Inside the cell
400
The phase during which chromosomes duplicate
Interphase
400
In MRS GREN, one "R" stands for reproduction. What does the other "R" stand for?
Respiration
400
Mitosis and meiosis, but not binary fission, are both done by these kind of cells.
Eukaryotic
500
What kind of chewing gum makes the biggest bubble?
The independent variable is...
Kind of chewing gum
500
Sister chromatids attach to each other via this structure
Centromere
500
1) Is this a plant or animal cell.
2) Give evidence to support your claim.
1) it is a plant cell
2) Cell wall/chloroplast
500
Osmosis and diffusion are both examples of this kind of transport
What is passive?
500
Which phase is this?
Anaphase I
500
A graduated cylinder measures this unit.
What is Liter/cubic centimeters?
500
In which phase does the cytoplasm divided?
Cytokinesis
600
"Does the mass of the paper affect how far a paper airplane flies?"
What is the the SI unit used to measure the DEPENDENT variable? (Use base units)
Meters
600
Which phase is this?
Metaphase II
600
Organelle #5 is....
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
600
This happens to the cell's shape when the exterior solution is too concentrated. Hint: when the outside is too salty.
Water leaves and it shrinks.
600
How many chromatids are in this picture?
92
600
The kinds of cells with membrane-bound organelles. These include protists, fungi, plants, and animals.
What is Eukaryotes?
600
List in the correct order, the steps of the cell cycle
Interphase, Prophase, Metapahse, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis