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Plant or Animal
Cell Jeopardy
Prokarya and Eukarya Organization Cell Parts
Final Jeopardy
Cellular Biology
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©Norman Herr, 2003
A-100
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ANSWER: Cell Walls QUESTION: What do plants cells have?
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A-200
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ANSWER:A large central vacuole QUESTION: What do plant cells have?
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A-300
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ANSWER: Chloroplasts QUESTION: What do plant cells have?
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A-400
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ANSWER: Lysosomes QUESTION: What do animal cells have?
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A-500
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ANSWER: Nucleus.
QUESTION: What do plant and animal cells have?
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B-100
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ANSWER: Domains of prokaryotic cells.
QUESTION: What is Bacteria and Archaea bacteria?
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B-200
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ANSWER: Only found in Eukaryotic cells.
QUESTION: What are organelles?
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B-300
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ANSWER: Most organisms that have many different types of specialized cells are in this domain.
QUESTION: What are Eukarya?
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B-400
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ANSWER: Where the genetic material is found in a Prokaryotic cell.
QUESTION: What is cytoplasm?
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B-500
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ANSWER: Any part of a cell enclosed by its own membrane.
QUESTION: What is an organelle?
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C-100
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ANSWER: A group of organs working together.
QUESTION: What is an organ system?
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C-200
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ANSWER: A group of similar cells working together to do the same job.
QUESTION: What is a tissue?
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C-300
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ANSWER: A collection of many organ systems working together to function as one whole.
QUESTION: What is an organism?
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C-400
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ANSWER: A structure made of different tissues.
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QUESTION: What is an organ?
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C-500
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ANSWER: The smallest functioning part of any living thing.
QUESTION: What is a cell?
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D-100
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ANSWER: This characteristic may give a clue as to a cell’s job.
QUESTION: What is its shape?
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D-200
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ANSWER: Releases energy stored in sugars.
QUESTION: What is the mitochondria?
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D-300
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ANSWER: Transports proteins and starts the process of making products for the cell.
QUESTION:ER or endoplasmic reticulum?
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D-400
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ANSWER: Finishes processing cell products.
QUESTION: What is the Golgi apparatus?
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D-500
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ANSWER: Explain the difference between a cell membrane and a cell wall.
QUESTION: Cell membranes control what passes in and out of a cell, whereas a cell wall gives a cell a rigid shape.
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E-100
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ANSWER: This invention allowed cells to be discovered.
QUESTION: What are microscopes?
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E-200
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ANSWER: The most basic unit of all organisms.
QUESTION: What are cells?
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E-300
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ANSWER: TEM and SEM stand for this.
QUESTION: What is
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Transmission Electron Microscope
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Scanning Electron Microscope?
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E-400
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ANSWER: A TEM uses these to produce images.
QUESTION: What are ELECTRONS?
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E-500
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ANSWER: List 3 examples of scientific models.
QUESTION: What are
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simplified drawings (see cell drawings in text) Math equations (E=mc 2 ) Computer simulations (virtual frog dissections and physics models like some parts of video game programs) 3-D models (globe, cell model on the back counter)
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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ANSWER: The process by which cells reproduce.
QUESTION: What is MITOSIS?
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