Label the forms of active transport
1
Endocytosis
Exocytosis
2
What is the movement from
an area of high concentration
to an area of low
concentration?
3
Diffusion
4
Give the type of particle
transport that requires input of
energy from the cell.
5
Active Transport
6
What happens to cells placed
in a hypertonic solution?
7
They shrink due to losing
water by osmosis
8
When the concentration s
across a cell membrane are
the same… Does Osmosis
occur?
9
No. Because the cell is at
equilibrium in a state of
homeostasis
10
Act like little garbage trucks
to move around, pick up cell
waste, and get rid of it
11
lysosomes
12
Stores wastes, nutrients, and
water
13
vacuole
14
Active cells like muscle cells
will need a lot of this
organelle that carries out
cellular respiration
15
mitochondria
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Site of photosynthesis;
green moving disks
17
chloroplast
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Rigid outermost layer in
plant cells
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Cell wall
20
Larger storage organelle in
plant cells than in animal
cells
21
vacuole
22
"intracellular highway"
because it is used for
transporting proteins from
the ribosomes
23
Endoplasmic reticulum
(ER)
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The “brains” of the cell, that
directs cell activities and
contains genetic material
called chromosomes made of
DNA
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nucleus
26
Make proteins to be
transported outside of the cell
they are produced within
27
Ribosomes on the
endoplasmic reticulum
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The framework that anchors
organelles within the
cytoplasm
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cytoskeleton
30
Works with the cell wall to
maintain turgor pressure
within plant cells
31
vacuole
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_______________ cells have the
capacity to assemble into
multicellular organisms
33
Eukaryotic
34
What type of cell is shown
below?
35
Plant cell
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A prokaryotic cell lacks a _____
37
nucleus
38
Label the diagram
39
40
Make conclusions from the graph
41
The rate of an enzyme depends
on the temperature
42
Make a conclusion from the graph
43
pH affects the activity rate of
enzymes
44
List the four major
macromolecules and their
functions in a living organism.
45
Carbohydrates – provide and store energy
Lipids – store energy and insulation
Protein – hormones, enzymes, muscles
Nucleic acids – genetic information that
regulates MOST cell activities
46
What part of the cell is
selectively permeable?
47
Phospholipids of the cell
membrane
48
What are the monomers of each
macromolecule?
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Carbohydrates – glucose
Lipids – Fatty Acids
Protein – amino acids
Nucleic Acids - nucleotides
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