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Nose/nose piece Answer Holds boogers too Hint Which part of the microscope holds the objectives/lenses?

Diaphragm Answer Also helps you breathe Hint Which part of the microscope adjusts how much light goes through the slide?

Fine focus Answer ffffffffffocus Hint Which part of the microscope moves the stage very slowly and is not used much on low power?

Easy to find things Answer Google maps navigation Hint Speaking of low power, what is the benefit of starting with low power?

100x Answer Medium = 10x Hint What is the total magnification of the medium power objective?

4X, 10x, & 40x Answer Think Hint What are the magnifications for Low, Medium, & High power objectives in order?

Mitochondria Answer Bean shape Hint Which organelles are in charge of making energy?

Ribosomes Answer Dots Hint Which organelles make proteins?

Chloroplasts Answer Beans with disks Hint Which organelles make food (not in animal cells)?

Nucleolus Answer Inner most structure Hint Which organelle makes ribosomes?

Smooth ER Answer …as a baby’s bottom Hint Which organelle makes lipids and sends them to the Golgi?

Centrioles Answer Churros Hint Which organelles move DNA?

Cytoskeleton Answer Structural support Hint Which organelle is similar in function to bones?

Golgi Answer Strange name Hint Which organelle is analogous to UPS (shipping)?

Nucleus Answer Controls stuff Hint Which organelle is analogous to our brain?

Vacuole Answer Super huge in plants Hint Which organelle is in charge of storage?

Rough ER Answer Like sandpaper Hint Which organelle modifies proteins and ships them to Golgi?

DNA Answer Genetic material Hint What is the nucleus made of?

Cilia Answer Outside the cell Hint Which structures are like tiny hairs used for movement?

Vesicles Answer Used for shipping stuff Hint Which organelles can be compared to UPS boxes?

Cellulose Answer It is a sugar Hint The cell wall is a rigid structure because it is primarily made of what molecule?

Cytoplasm, mitochondria, cell membrane, ribosomes, nucleus, Golgi, ER, vacuoles Answer There’s more, but… Hint Can you name 5 things that are found in both animal cells and plant cells?

Breaking stuff down Answer Like a stomach Hint Lysosomes contain enzymes used for what?

Central vacuole, chloroplasts, & a cell wall Answer Big, green, hard Hint What are 3 things found in plant cells, but not found in animal cells?

Cell wall Answer Last line of defense Hint There are 2 structures found on the very outside boundary of prokaryotes and plants. Which one is the outermost of the two?

Golgi Answer UPS Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Centrioles Answer Move DNA Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow? Always found in pairs, but not seen in plant cells.

Rough ER Answer Has ribosomes Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Nucelolus Answer Makes ribosomes Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Mitochondrion Answer Energy Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Nucleus Answer Control center Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Ribosome Answer Makes proteins Hint Which tiny structure is indicated by the arrow?

Cell membrane Answer Passage into & out of Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Central vacuole Answer Water storage Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Chloroplast Answer Food for plants Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Cytoskeleton Answer Bones Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Cell wall Answer Outer protection Hint Which structure is indicated by the arrow?

Cytoplasm Answer Chemical reactions Hint What watery “stuff” is indicated by the arrow?

Prokaryotic Answer Super small Hint Which type of cell does not have a nucleus or membrane-bound organelles such as mitochondria, ER, and Golgi?

All living things are made of cells Cells are basic unit of structure All cells come from other cells Answer All 3 are about cells Hint What are the 3 parts of the Cell Theory?