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Miscellaneous Mitosis Unicellular or Multicellular Organisms Organelles $500 $400 $300 $200 $100

Click here to go back to the main board You have selected an area of the board not in play.

Organelles - $100 Structures found in the cytoplasm of a cell. ANSWER

Organelles - $200 ANSWER Storage organelles for food & wastes

Organelles - $300 ANSWER Jelly like substance that supports the cell organelles in a cell

Organelles - $400 ANSWER Rigid layer found in plant, fungus, & some protists & bacteria

Organelles - $500 ANSWER The organelle that converts food to usable energy for the cell

Organisms - $100 ANSWER Organisms that feed on dead or decaying matter

Organisms - $200 ANSWER The belief that all organisms are made of cells that divide & perform functions for survival.

Organisms - $300 ANSWER An amoeba, paramecium, euglena, diatom

Organisms - $400 ANSWER I come in rod, spherical, or spiral shapes.

Organisms - $500 ANSWER Identify the 5 kingdoms of organisms.

Unicellular & Multicellular - $100 ANSWER Organisms that consist of many cells

Unicellular & Multicellular - $200 ANSWER Organisms that are made of only 1 cell

Unicellular & Multicellular - $300 ANSWER Diffusion of water through a membrane

Unicellular & Multicellular - $400 ANSWER Substances moving from areas of great concentration to areas of less concentration

Unicellular & Multicellular - $500 ANSWER Identify if the following organisms are unicellular or multicellular: animals unicellular or multicellular plants unicellular or multicellular fungi unicellular or multicellular bacteria unicellular or multicellular protists unicellular or multicellular

Mitosis - $100 ANSWER The process of a cell dividing

Mitosis - $200 ANSWER Genes are located on these

Mitosis - $300 ANSWER Chromosomes are located here

Mitosis - $400 ANSWER The stages of mitosis

Mitosis- $500 ANSWER Match the activity to the phase. Cell splits & new nuclear membrane forms Each chromosome makes a copy of itself Chromosomes line up in cell’s center Chromo. copies split & go to opposite ends of cell Normal state of the cell: survives, makes sure needs are met Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Interphase

Miscellaneous - $100 ANSWER The BIG organelle. I control the cell, & I’m like the brain!

Miscellaneous - $200 I surround the cell & the nucleus. I allow things to pass in & out. ANSWER

Miscellaneous - $300 ANSWER The process of turning sunlight to energy

Miscellaneous - $400 ANSWER The chemical needed for photosynthesis to occur

Miscellaneous - $500 ANSWER Organelle where photosynthesis occurs

****Answers****

Organelles - $100 DONE What are organelles?

Organelles - $200 DONE What are vacuoles?

Organelles - $300 DONE What is the cytoplasm?

Organelles - $400 DONE What is a cell wall?

Organelles - $500 DONE What are the mitochondria?

Organisms - $100 DONE What are fungi?

Organisms - $200 DONE What is the cell theory?

Organisms - $300 DONE What are protists?

Organisms - $400 DONE What are bacteria?

Organisms - $500 DONE What are: animals, plants, fungi, bacteria, protists?

Unicellular & Multicellular - $100 DONE What is multicellular?

Unicellular & Multicellular - $200 DONE What is unicellular?

Unicellular & Multicellular - $300 DONE What is osmosis?

Unicellular & Multicellular - $400 DONE What is diffusion?

Unicellular & Multicellular - $500 DONE animals unicellular or multicellular plantsunicellular or multicellular fungi unicellular or multicellular bacteria unicellular or multicellular protists unicellular or multicellular

Mitosis- $100 DONE What is mitosis?

Mitosis - $200 DONE What are chromosomes?

Mitosis - $300 DONE What is the nucleus?

Mitosis - $400 DONE What are proplase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, & interphase?

Mitosis - $500 DONE Each chromosome makes a copy of itself Prophase Chromosomes line up in cell’s center Metaphase Cell splits & new nuclear membrane forms Telophase Chromosome copies split & go to opposite ends of cell Anaphase Normal resting state of the cell Interphase

Miscellaneous - $100 DONE What is the nucleus?

Miscellaneous - $200 DONE What is the membrane?

Miscellaneous - $300 DONE What is photosynthesis?

Miscellaneous - $400 DONE What is chlorophyll?

Miscellaneous - $500 DONE What are chloroplasts?

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