Transcript The-Best-Cell-Jeopardy-Game

Scientists
Cell
Factory
Organelles
Living
Things
You Ever
Wonder
Jeopardy Cells Edition
Cell
Living You Ever
Organelles
Factory
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Who was the first
person to describe
cells?
$100 Robert Hooke
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$200 Who discovered
single –celled organisms
in pond scum and called
them animalcules (Today
we call them protists)?
$200 Anton von
Leeuwenhoek
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$300 What did Rudolf
Virchow state?
$300 all cells could form
only from other cells
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$400 What did Matthieas
Schleiden conclude?
$400 all plant parts were
made of cells
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$500 What did Theodor
Schwann conclude?
$500 all animal tissues
were mad of cells
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$100 What restricts the
size of a cell?
$100 surface area – to –
volume ratio
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$200 What are the two
basic types of cells?
$200 prokaryotic and
eukaryotic
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$300 Explain prokaryotic
cells.
$300 prokaryotic cells do
not have a nucleus.
Examples are bacteria
and archaea.
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$400 Explain eukaryotic
cells.
$400 Eukaryotic cells
have a nucleus.
Examples are plant and
animal cells.
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$500 Describe the cell
theory.
$500 1. All organisms
are made of one or more
cells.
2. The cells is the basic
unit of all living things.
3. All cells come from
existing cells
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$100 A gatekeeper of the
cell factory.
$100 cell membrane
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$200 The internal
delivery system of the
cell factory.
$200 Endoplasmic
Reticulum
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$300 The power supplier
of the cell factory.
$300 Mitochondrion
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$400 The garbage
collectors of the cell
factory.
$400 Lysosomes
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$500 The control center
of the cell factory.
$500 nucleus
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$100 What is a web of
proteins that keeps the
cell membrane from
collapsing.
$100 cytoskeleton
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$200 What is the fluid
and most of the
contents?
$200 cytoplasm
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$300 Make proteins.
$300 ribosomes
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$400 What is the golgi
complex?
$400 packages and
distributes proteins
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$500 Describe the
vacuole?
$500 A large vesicle in
plant cells that store
digestive enzymes,
water, and other liquids.
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$100 What is a group of
cells that work together
to form a specific
function?
$100 tissue
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$200 What is a structure
that is made up of two or
more tissues that work
together to perform a
specific function?
$200 organ
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$300 Organize living
things in order from
lowest to highest level of
organization.
$300 cells – tissues –
organs – organ systems
– organism
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$400 In an organism
what is structure related
to?
$400 function
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$500 Explain an organ
system.
$500 An organ system is
a group of organs
working together to
perform a specific
function. An example is
the cardiovascular
system.
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$100 You ever wonder
what this is colored in
green?
$100 Cell Wall
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$200 You ever wonder
what this is colored in
blue?
$200 Mitochondria
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$300 You ever wonder
what is a small sac that
surrounds material to be
moved into, out, or
around in a cell?
$300 Vesicle
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$400 You ever wonder
what a cell is?
$400 A cell is the
smallest unit that can
perform all of the
processes necessary for
life.
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$500 You ever wonder
what the benefits to
being mutlicellular are?
$500 Some benefits to
being multicellular are
larger size, longer life,
and specialization.
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So You
Think You
Know Cells?
List the organelles
that are only found
in plant cells and
list the organelles
only found in
animal cells.
Animal cell – lysosome
Plant cell – chloroplast,
vacuole, and cell wall
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