Jeopardy!

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Jeopardy!
Cells 1
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Intro to Cells
Anything Goes
Labeling
Osmosis
Transport
Organ-elles
Cell Theory
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Cell Theory -100

• All organisms are made of ____.
• What are cells?
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Cell Theory -200

• Who was the first person to look at cells through
  a microscope?
• Who is Robert Hooke?
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Cell Theory -300

• What is the main difference between eukaryotic
  and prokaryotic cells?
• What is the absence of a nucleus (prokaryotic)
  and the presence of a nucleus (eukaryotic)
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Cell Theory -400

• What two things do eukarotes and prokaryotes have
  in common? Think organelles
• What is cell membranes and cytoplasm?
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Cell Theory -500

• State the Cell theory
• 1 all things are made of cells
• 2 cells come from other cells
• 3 the cell is the basic form of life
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Organelles-100

• What is the powerhouse of the cell?
• Mitochondria
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DAILY DOUBLE Organelles for 200 2

• What is the storage organelle of all genetic
  material in the cell?

• What the nucleus?
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Organelles -300

• This is where the process of photosynthesis takes
  place.
• What is the chloroplast?
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Organelles 400

• Ribosomes are found here in the cell.

• What is in the cytoplasm and on the rough
  endoplasmic reticulum
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Organelles - 500

• Name three organelles that are found in plant
  cells, but not animal cells.
• What are the cell wall, chloroplast and central
  vacuole?
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Transport -100

• This is the type of transport that requires ATP.
• What is active transport?
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Transport -200

• Diffusion and osmosis are considered this type of
  transport.
• What is passive transport?
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Transport -300

• These help large molecules pass through the cell
  membrane.
• What are the protein channels?
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Transport -400

• Diffusion and osmosis move from areas of
  __________ to areas of _________ concentration?
• What is a high to low concentrations?
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Transport -500

• These are the two types of active transport.
• What are endocytosis and exocytosis?
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Osmosis-100

• Osmosis is the movement of ________ from the high
  to low concentration.
• What is water?
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Osmosis-200

• Cell membranes are considered ______
  -____________, which means some particles and
  move into the cell while others cannot.
• What is semi-permeable?
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Osmosis-300

• The image represents the swelling of a cell.
  This is called.
• What is a hypotonic?
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Osmosis-400

• Cells do not change size, meaning no shrinking or
  swelling in this type of solution.
• What is isotonic?
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Osmosis-500

• The diagram depicts what types of solutions.
  Name them in order to get points.
• Hypertonic, Isotonic, Hypotonic.
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Labeling - 100

• The organelle with the arrow pointing to it.
• What is golgi apparatus (body)?
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Labeling -200

• The organelle with the arrow pointing to it
• What is the rough endoplasmic reticulum?
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Labeling - 300

• The organelle with the arrow pointing to it.
• What is the central vacuole?

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Labeling -400

• The organelle with the arrow pointing to it.
• What is the chloroplast?
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DAILY DOUBLE Labeling - 500 2

• Name two organelles found in animal cells that
  are not found in plant cells.

• Lysosomes and centrioles
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Anything goes -100

• Prokaryotes do not have a true __________.
• What is nucleus?
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Anything goes -200

• Unicellular organisms such as bacteria are made
  of how many cells?
• What is one cell?
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Anything goes -300

• Put the following levels of life in order
  smallest to largest cell, organelle, organ,
  tissue, organism.
• What is organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organism?
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Anything goes -400

• These two macromolecules make up the cell
  membrane.
• What are lipids and proteins?
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Anything goes -500

• What is the function of the endoplasmic
  reticulum?
• What is to transport items around the cell?
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