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Call Me on My CELL
ORGANELLE PHYSIOLOGY
CYTO- RIDDLES
CYTO CHALLENGE
Ch. 3 RANDOM
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3. A-100
ANSWER: The two key structures of a cell that possess a double membrane
QUESTION: What are the MITOCHONDRIA and the NUCLEUS (Nuclear Envelope)

4. A-200
ANSWER: The presence or absence of these organelles, determine the difference between the two types of Endoplasmic Reticulum Types
QUESTION: What are RIBOSOMES

5. A-300 ANSWER: The main function of the organelles shown here
QUESTION: What is the Receiving, modifying, sorting and shipping of proteins

6. A-400
ANSWER: Both the name of the structures shown here and the pattern of microtubule arrangement they exhibit
QUESTION: What are centrioles and a arrangement of microtubules

7. A-500
ANSWER: This lysosome is filled with these specific types of enzymes.
QUESTION: What is a HYDROLYTIC Enzymes

8. B-100
ANSWER: The organelle shown here is responsible for the production of this energy-rich molecule.
QUESTION: What is ATP – Adenosine Triphosphate

9. B-200
ANSWER: This arrangement shown here is present in the shaft of these TWO types of locomotory structures.
QUESTION: What are FLAGELLA and CILIA

10. B-300
ANSWER: The more accurate description/name for the water repelling region of the cell membrane pointed out here.
QUESTION: What is HYDROPHOBIC – fatty acid chains.

11. B-400
ANSWER: Cells that produce vast amounts of enzymes will therefore need vast amounts of this membranous organelle shown here.
QUESTION: What is ROUGH E.R.

12. B-500
ANSWER: The structure “X” shown here is responsible for the production of THIS specific type of Nucleic Acid when RNA Polymerase is active at this location (X).
QUESTION: What is rRNA

13. C-100 ANSWER: I am a hole found in the nuclear envelope
QUESTION: What is a NUCLEAR PORE.

14. C-200
ANSWER: I am the sterol lipid found in the phospholipid bilayer that helps firm up the cell membrane.
QUESTION: What is CHOLESTEROL

15. C-300 ANSWER: I am the specific spherical proteins found in chromatin.
QUESTION: What are HISTONES

16. C-400
ANSWER: I am the cytoskeleton structure made out of the protein TUBULIN shown here – my structure is similar to a “pool noodle”.
QUESTION: What is a MICROTUBULE.

17. C-500
ANSWER: I am the colloidal medium/fluid found out in the cytoplasm.
QUESTION: What is CYTOSOL

18. D-100
ANSWER: A mitochondrion would release high levels of this gas during cellular respiration
QUESTION: What is CARBON DIOXIDE

19. D-200
ANSWER: The in-folds (#3) of the inner membrane shown here are called
QUESTION: What are CRISTAE

20. D-300
ANSWER: Three key structural differences between a typical plant cell and a typical animal cell.
QUESTION: What are :
1. A central Vacuole
2. A cell wall
3. Lack of centrioles
4. Chloroplasts

21. D-400
ANSWER: The nucleic acid used to build this organelle would be manufactured at this specific location in a cell.
QUESTION : What is the NUCLEOLUS

22. D-500
ANSWER: The specific proteinaceous filament that consists of two chains of globular monomers twisted about one another in a helical manner, it’s old name was a microfilament.
QUESTION: What is ACTIN

23. E-100
ANSWER: Bacterial cells are known as being this type of more simple, smaller, less-efficient cell.
QUESTION: What is PROKARYOTIC

24. E-200
ANSWER: Picture to the right illustrates these clustered/chained structures.
QUESTION: What are POLYSOMES/POLYRI-BOSOMES

25. E-300
ANSWER: The name of the structure shown to the right and the two key ingredients they consist of
QUESTION:What are CHROMOSOME made of DNA and Histones (proteins)

26. E-400 ANSWER: The structure shown to right will perform this process
QUESTION: What is PHOTOSYNTHESIS

27. E-500
ANSWER: This organelle would be extremely prevalent in LIVER cells, and even more prevalent in the liver cells of an Alcoholic
QUESTION: What is SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

28. FINAL JEOPARDY
ANSWER: “ROB DREW CLAMS” – I love word scrambles – Descramble the following statement to : “UNEE CRAVE POLLEN” (2 words)
QUESTION: What is NUCLEAR ENVELOPE