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Name of an organelle
that is found in a
plant cell but not in
an animal
(100’s)
Which organelles
help provide
cells with
energy?
Type of cell with
a nucleus
Type of microscope
that can make a 3-D
image
Levels of
organization
from simplest
to most
complex
Schleidon’s
contribution to
the Cell
Theory.
Main function(s)
of the cell wall
This organelle converts
chemical/stored energy
to a useable form
for the cell
200’s
State any one of the three
components of the Cell
Theory (200) Below it
write the 2nd (300) and
below that the third (400)
Which structure is
found in the
cytoplasm?
Ribosome, nucleolus,
chromatin or cell wall
Process that requires
input of energy from
the cell
(football?)
Term that means that
cells have different
jobs for a
multicellular
organism.
Bi-lipid membrane
have channels and
pumps made of this
substance.
Structures that assist
in making proteins
(not where the instructions come from)
Process where
materials move from
high concentrations to
low concentrations
(300 level)
Should be 2nd of 3 parts of the
Cell Theory
Which of these is an
organ?
Heart, nerve cell,
digestive system,
epithelial tissue
The process of
movement of water
across a semipermeable membrane
is called what?
Why does diffusion occur?
Concentrations are always the
same. or
Concentrations are always
different. or
Particles are always moving.
or
Particles never move.
Who was one of the
first scientists to see
cells in cork.
(after he went fishing)
Prokaryotes lack one
of these
What does the nucleus
do for the cell?
Control most processes.
Store DNA.
Contain information for making
proteins .
or
all of these
(400’s)
Should be 3rd of 3 for Cell
Theory
(400)
A group of similar
cells that perform a
special function for an
organism
Name a function of
the cytoskeleton
This part of the cell
regulates what enters
and leaves the cell
Schwann’s
contribution to the
Cell Theory
This process allows
materials to move
through a protein
channel without the
use of energy,
(football?)
Name this scientist (500)
He loves flowers!
Name this scientist (500)
He’s a party animal!
Name this scientist (500)
Said all "All living cells arise from preexisting cells". ("Omnis cellula e cellula")
Name this Jedi (500)
Once said, “Do or do not,
there is no try”
Any of:
Chloroplast
Cell Wall or
Large Vacuole
Mitochondria
and
Chloroplasts
Mitochondria
All things are
made of cells
Scanning
electron
microscope
SEM
Cell, tissue,
organ, organ
system
All plants are
made of cells
Protect and
Support
ribosomes
Active
transport
Cell
specialization
Protein
Ribosome
Eukaryote
1 any order
Diffusion
Cells are the
basic unit of
life
2 any order
Heart
Osmosis
Particles
always move
Robert Hooke
Nucleus
All
All cells are
made from
existing cells
3 any order
Tissue
Helps
cell/organelles
move, support
and protect
Cell membrane
All animals are
made of cells
Facilitated
diffusion
Schleiden
Schwann
Virchow
YODA
0-1000
You’re a
prokaryote
waiting to
divide
5 points
1001-4000
You have a
nucleus!
4001-6000
You’re a
Clever
Chloroplast
6001-7500
You’re a
Mighty
Mitochondria
Winning team
10 points
Or bonus 2
Losing team:
5 points
7 points
8 points
9 points
7501+
Watch out for
this Eukaryote
The force is
strong in this
one
10 points