Cell Jeopardy

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Cell Jeopardy
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Scientists
Cell Parts
Cell Diversity
Parts Functions
Microscope
Hodge Podge
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This scientist looked at cork cells under a
microscope and gave cells their name.
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• Who is Robert Hooke?

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This scientist was the first to use these
instruments (called microscopes) because of his
great skill of grinding lenses
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• Who is Leewenhoek?

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This was Virchows contribution to the
Cell Theory.
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• What is that all cells come from preexisting
  cells plant cells come from plant cells and
  animal cells come from animal cells?

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This was Schwanns contribution to the
Cell Theory.
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• What is that cells are the basic unit of life?

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These are the three parts of the cell theory.
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• What is
• Cells are the basic unit of life
• 2. All living things are made up of one or more
  cells
• 3. All cells come from preexisting cells?

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These are three examples of organelles.
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• Various answers.

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This is the semi-jelly like environment in which
most of the cells activities take place.
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• What is the cytosol? (cytoplasm)

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This organelle only occurs in the plant cell
and provides support for the cell
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• What is the cell membrane?

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This is the name of the organelle where the
process of photosynthesis takes place and
contains a green pigment called chlorophyll.
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• What is the Chloroplasts?

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These ballonlike spaces within the cytoplasm
store waste and food and other substances the
cell cannot use right away.
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• What are vacuoles ?

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This type of cell makes its own food thorough
photosynthesis and moves by using 2 long whiplike
flagella.
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• What is a Chlamydomonas?

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This type of cell has no cell wall, a nucleus,
and mitochondria.
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• What is a animal cell?

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Two differences between plant and animal cells.
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• What is plants have a cell wall, and chloroplasts
  that animal cells do not have?

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This organelle provides energy for the muscle
cells in the human body
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• What is Mitochondria

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These are the three parts of the cell theory.
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• What is
• Cells are the basic unit of life
• 2. All living things are made up of one or more
  cells
• 3. All cells come from preexisting cells??

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This is the function of the nucleus.
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• What is it controls all of the functions of the
  cell?

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This is the function cell wall.
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• What is support?

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This tough material makes cell walls thicker and
more rigid than cell membranes.
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• What is cellulose?

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These green pigment absorbs sunlight.
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• What is chlorophyll ?

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This organelle distributes materials such as
oxygen and food to different parts of the cell.
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• What is Cytoplasm ?

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This word was formed when cork was observed by
Robert Hooke.
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• What is cellulae (cell) ?

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This word cellulae translated means.
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• What is little rooms?

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This type of microscope uses two lenses.
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• What is Compound Light Microscopes?

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This part of the microscope controls the amount
of light reaching the object being viewed.
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• What is Diaphram ?

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This part of the microscope is used with medium
and high power magnification to bring the object
into focus.
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• What is fine adjustment knob ?

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This is the basic unit of every system.
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• What is the cell ?

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This is the type of cell shown to the right.
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• What is a plant cell?

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These are 5 characteristics of living organisms.
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• What is living organisms need
• Need energy
• Respond and adapt to their
• environment
• 3. Reproduce
• 4. Grow
• 5. Produce wastes

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Scientists measure the size of cells in this
unit.
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• What is micrometre ?

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This unicellular organism sweeps food into its
mouth by using cilia.
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• What is paramecium?

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