Cell Challenge
As a group, quietly discuss each
question and agree upon one
correct answer. The group with
the most correct answers will
win.
1) What type of transport is this? Be
more specific than just writing active
or passive transport.
2) What model have scientists
developed to describe the
arrangement of molecules that make
up a cell membrane?
3) Name 2 functions of the lysosome.
4) Identify this organelle.
5) What usually determines the shape
of a cell?
6) Which organelle transports proteins
towards the Golgi body?
7) Label the type of solution each red
blood cell is in. Draw arrows on the cell
to show the direction of osmosis.
8) Identify this organelle.
9) Identify this organelle.
10) Using the following choices,
properly label the plasma membrane.
Embedded Protein
Ligands
Cytoskeleton
Receptor
Protein Channel
Cholesterol
B
Phospholipids
Carbohydrate Chain
F
D
A
C
E
11) What type of transport is this? Be
more specific than just writing active
or passive transport.
12) Which type of receptor is
shown in figure 3.2
13) Identify this organelle and its
function.
14) Identify this organelle.
15) Name the sac, proteins are placed
within by the Golgi Body before being
shipped away.
16) Draw and label the 3 parts of a
phospholipid.
17) Which organelle stores water and
waste within cells?
18) Name the organelle (tiny dots) and
their function in this picture.
19) Which organelle produces the
molecule ATP that is required by all
cells?
20) Place the steps of protein creation
in the order from start to finish.
Step A
Ribosomes
attach and travel
along the rough
ER
Step B
Nucleolus
creates the
ribosome
Step D
Vesicle protects the
protein and
releases it from the
cell
Step C
Protein created
by the ribosome
is passed to the
Golgi body
Step E
Ribosomes exit
the nucleus
1) What type of transport is this? Be
more specific than just writing active
or passive transport.
2) What model have scientists
developed to describe the
arrangement of molecules that make
up a cell membrane?
3) Name 2 functions of the lysosome.
4) Identify this organelle.
5) What usually determines the
shape of a cell?
6) Which organelle transports proteins
towards the Golgi body?
7) Label the type of solution each red
blood cell is in. Draw arrows on the cell
to show the direction of osmosis.
8) Identify this organelle.
9) Identify this organelle.
10) Using the following choices,
properly label the plasma membrane.
Embedded Protein
Ligands
Cytoskeleton
Receptor
Protein Channel
Cholesterol
B
Phospholipid
Carbohydrate Chain
F
D
A
C
E
11) What type of transport is this? Be
more specific than just writing active
or passive transport.
12) Which type of receptor is shown in
the diagram in figure 3.2
13) Identify this organelle and its
function.
14) Identify this organelle.
15) Name the sac, proteins are placed
within by the Golgi Body before being
shipped away.
16) Draw and label the 3 parts of a
phospholipid.
17) Which organelle stores water and
waste within cells?
18) Name the organelle (tiny dots) and
their function in this picture.
19) Which organelle produces the
molecule ATP that is required by all
cells?
20) Place the steps of protein creation
in the order from start to finish.
Step B
Nucleolus
creates
the
ribosome
Step E
Ribosomes Step A
Ribosomes
exit the
attach and
nucleus
travel
along the
rough ER
Step C
Protein
created by
the
ribosome
is passed
to the
Golgi body
Step D
Vesicle
protects
the
protein
and
releases it
from the
cell