Cellular to Multi-Cellular Jeopardy

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• Cellular to Multi-Cellular Jeopardy
• for the
• Final Assessment

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Organelles
Modern Cell Theory
Life Functions
Organ Systems
Miscellaneous
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Column 1, 100

• What is photosynthesis and where does it take
  place in a plant cell?

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Response to Column 1, 100

• Photosynthesis, when a plant changes sunlight,
  water, and carbon dioxide into sugar. It takes
  place in the chloroplasts.

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Column 1, 200

• Which part of a cell is responsible for breaking
  down sugar to release energy?

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Response to Column 1, 200

• Mitochondria

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Column 1, 300

• Identify the
• organelles

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Response to Column 1, 300

• ANucleus
• BVacuole
• CChloroplast

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Column 1, 400

• Identify
• A, B, and F

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Response to Column 1, 400

• A-Cell Membrane
• B-Endoplasmic Reticulum
• F-Mitochondria

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Column 1, 500

• Identify the differences between a plant cell and
  an animal cell.

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Response to Column 1, 500

• Plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplasts.
• Animal cells do not have a cell wall and
  chloroplasts.

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Column 2, 100

• This scientist looked at cork cells under a
  microscope and gave cells their name.

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Response to Column 2, 100

• Robert Hooke

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Column 2, 200

• What do we call the process of cell division?

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Response to Column 2, 200

• Mitosis

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Column 2, 300

• What limits cell size?

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Response to Column 2, 300

• Cell Membrane
• (Surface Area)

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Column 2, 400

• What is the result after Mitosis?

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Response to Column 2, 400

• Two new cells are formed containing identical
  DNA, shape and function.

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Column 2, 500

• Ancient Egyptians believed snakes arose from mud
  and the Greeks believed that rats came from
  garbage.
• What do scientists call this theory?

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Response to Column 2, 500

• Spontaneous Generation

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Column 3, 100

• Which basic Life Function means keeping balance
  within a living organism?

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Response to Column 3, 100

• Maintaining Homeostasis

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Column 3, 200

• Respiration and photosynthesis are both examples
  of which Basic Life Function?

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Response to Column 3, 200

• Gas Exchange

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Column 3, 300

• Which Basic Life Function occurs when food is
  changed into energy and/or carbon dioxide is
  changed into oxygen?

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Response to Column 3, 300

• Energy Transformation

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Column 3, 400

• What is the name of the Basic Life Function when
  communication takes place inside a living
  organism?

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Response to Column 3, 400

• Information Feedback

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Column 3, 500

• What do scientists call the movement of materials
  passing through a cell membrane?

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Response to Column 3, 500

• Osmosis

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Column 4, 100

• Name the Levels of Organization in order.

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Response to Column 4, 100

• Cell-Tissue-Organ-Organ System-Organism

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Column 4, 200

• Some organisms are unable to digest food. What
  organ do they use to grind up their food instead?

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Response to Column 4, 200

• Gizzard

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Column 4, 300

• Which type of cell sends messages first to the
  spinal column and then to the brain?

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Response to Column 4, 300

• Nerve Cell

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Column 4, 400

• Little Bobby went outside to play football. Which
  organ system in his body protected his other
  organs when he was tackled?

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Response to Column 4, 400

• Skeletal System

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Column 4, 500

• Identify the organ system whose function it is to
  move the skeleton?

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Response to Column 4, 500

• Muscular System

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Column 5, 100

• Which kingdom do decomposers belong?

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Response to Column 5, 100

• Fungi

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Column 5, 200

• This is a diffusion of water across a cell
  membrane.

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Response to Column 5, 200

• Osmosis

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Column 5, 300

• What concept does this diagram demonstrate?

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Response to Column 5, 300

• Symmetry

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Column 5, 400

• This process happens when particles spread apart
  from an area of greater concentration into an
  area of lesser concentration.

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Response to Column 5, 400

• Diffusion

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Column 5, 500

• Identify one structure of the human body. Then
  explain that structures function.

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Response to Column 5, 500

• Answers will vary
• Example
• Structure - teeth
• Function - to grind food