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IT’S TIME FOR CELL JEOPARDY Cell Theory Structures TypesFunctions Cell Transport Cell Transport 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100.

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2 IT’S TIME FOR CELL JEOPARDY

3 Cell Theory Structures TypesFunctions Cell Transport Cell Transport 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100 100 100100 200 200200 200 200200 200 200200 200 200200 200 200200 300 300300 300 300300 300 300300 300 300300 300 300300 400 400400 400 400400 400 400400 400 400400 400 400400 500 500500 500 500500 500 500500 500 500500 500 500500

4 Category 1 for 100 Question: Who developed the cell theory? Check Your Answer

5 Category 1 for 100 Answer: Schleiden and Schwann Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

6 Category 1 for 200 Question: What is the order of organization in an organism? Check Your Answer

7 Category 1 for 200 Answer: Cells, tissues, organs, organ system, and organism Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

8 Category 1 for 300 Question: What are all living things composed of ? Check Your Answer

9 Category 1 for 300 Answer: Cells Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

10 Category 1 for 400 Question: What object were cells first seen in? Check Your Answer

11 Category 1 for 400 Answer: Cork in wood Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

12 Category 1 for 500 Question: Before Schleiden and Schwann stated that all cells come from pre- existing cells, what was the term people used to explain the production of organisms. Check Your Answer

13 Category 1 for 500 Answer: Spontaneous Generation Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

14 Category 2 for 100 Question: What is an outside structure that plant cells have but animal cells do not? Check Your Answer

15 Category 2 for 100 Answer: A Cell Wall Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

16 Category 2 for 200 Question: What structure is also known as the “power house of the cell”? Check Your Answer

17 Category 2 for 200 Answer: Mitochondria Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

18 Category 2 for 300 Question: What is the watery material called where the organelles can be found? Check Your Answer

19 Category 2 for 300 Answer: Cytoplasm Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

20 Category 2 for 400 Question: What organelle is like a highway and is used fro transport of materials in the cell? Check Your Answer

21 Category 2 for 400 Answer: Endoplasmic reticulum Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

22 Category 2 for 500 Question: Which structure is filled with enzymes used to break complex molecules into simple molecules ? Check Your Answer

23 Category 2 for 500 Answer: Lysosomes Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

24 Category 3 for 100 Question: What type eukaryotic cell has no chloroplasts? Check Your Answer

25 Category 3 for 100 Answer: Animal Cell Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

26 Category 3 for 200 Question: Which type of cell has no membrane bound nucleus? Check Your Answer

27 Category 3 for 200 Answer: Prokaryotic Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

28 Category 3 for 300 Question: Eukaryotic cells are composed of what two types of cells? Check Your Answer

29 Category 3 for 300 Answer: Plant and animal cells Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

30 Category 3 for 400 Question: Which type of cell contains large vacuoles used for storing water and other minerals? Check Your Answer

31 Category 3 for 400 Answer: Plant Cells Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

32 Category 3 for 500 Question: What cell has only a cell membrane as an outer covering? Check Your Answer

33 Category 3 for 500 Answer: Animal Cell Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

34 Category 4 for 100 Question: What is the function of chloroplasts? Check Your Answer

35 Category 4 for 100 Answer: Photosynthesis Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

36 Category 4 for 200 Question: What is the function of proteins within the cell membrane? Check Your Answer

37 Category 4 for 200 Answer: Transport materials in and out of the cells Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

38 Category 4 for 300 Question: What organelle provides energy for the cell? Check Your Answer

39 Category 4 for 300 Answer: The mitochondria Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

40 Category 4 for 400 Question: What organelle stores water and minerals and helps plants stand up straight? Check Your Answer

41 Category 4 for 400 Answer: Central Vacuole Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

42 Category 4 for 500 Question: What function does the golgi apparatus have? Check Your Answer

43 Category 4 for 500 Answer: Modify, package, and transport macromolecules Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

44 Category 5 for 100 Question: What type of transport uses special proteins to speed up the normal movement of molecules from a region of high to low concentration? Check Your Answer

45 Category 5 for 100 Answer: Facilitated Diffusion Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

46 Category 5 for 200 Question: What type of transport uses NO energy and goes with the concentration gradient? Check Your Answer

47 Category 5 for 200 Answer: Passive Transport Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

48 Category 5 for 300 Question: What is process called when the cell surrounds material and takes it into the cell? Check Your Answer

49 Category 5 for 300 Answer: Endocytosis Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

50 Category 5 for 400 Question: What is needed for active transport to take place? Check Your Answer

51 Category 5 for 400 Answer: Carrier proteins and energy Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2

52 Category 5 for 500 Question: What do cells use to expel (get rid of) wastes? Check Your Answer

53 Category 5 for 500 Answer: Exocytosis Back to the Game Board Slide 2Slide 2


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