1. Honors Biology Module 6 The Cell October 29, 2015

2. Class Challenge

3. Quiz Identify the PH values for : 1. Ammonia 2. Lemon Juice 3. Lye Soap 4.Battery Acid 5.Distilled Water 6.Blood 7.Milk 8.Vinegar 9.Orange Juice 10.Tomato Juice

4. Balance the following equation: Show your steps: Xe + F 2  Xe F 6 Ag + H 2 S  Ag 2 S + H 2

5. Identify the PH values for : 1. Ammonia Alkaline 12 2. Lemon Juice Acid 2-3 3. Lye Soap Alkaline 14 4.Battery Acid Acid 0-1 5.Distilled Water Neutral 7 6.Blood Neutral 7 7.Milk Neutral 7 8.Vinegar Acid 3 9.Orange Juice Acid 3 10.Tomato Juice Acid 4-5

6. Balance the following equation: Show your steps: Xe + 3 F 2  Xe F 6 Xe: 1 F 2 : 2 x 3 = 6 F: 6 ---------------------------------------------- 2 Ag + H 2 S  Ag 2 S + H 2 Ag: 1+1=2 Ag: 2 H: 2 S: 1

7. The Cell

8. Yikes! The complexity within a single, microscopic cell is amazing! In fact, it is so complex, that Module 6 has 45 vocabulary words to learn! But don’t be overwhelmed.

9. The Cell Rap https://youtu.be/UZV6mmLK0Fk

10. There are a lot of ways to help you memorize the parts of a cell…..

12. Try to compartmentalize the words into groups and pay close attention to root words, prefixes and suffixes wherever you can.

13. Completing your cell illustration will help; label cell parts, then describe the function.

14. To further compartmentalize, look at similarities in the words. For example the following words have the suffix, -tion, meaning a process of: absorption, digestion, respiration, excretion, egestion, secretion, reproduction, secretion vesicle

15. Look at the following words and see how they are inter-related; all of them contain -plasm: plasma membrane, cytoplasm, cytoplasmic streaming, Endoplasmic reticulum, plasmolysis

16. The prefix endo-, means within. (You may come across that again with other words in the course.) The suffix -lysis means to break down.

17. A Tour of the Cell http://youtu.be/1Z9pqST72is

18. The Cell Song http://youtu.be/rABKB5aS2Zg

19. Experiment 6.1 Cell Structure Part 1 Object: to study the internal structures of various cells.

26. Homework 1.Read Module 6 pages 176 – 189 2.OYO questions 6.1 – 6.6 3.Study Guide questions define: a-z and questions 2 – 9 4.Complete Experiment 6.1 5.Quiz: label cell parts Figure 6.1 6.Class challenge: The Most Flexible