Microscope Organization To Round Two! Multi v. Uni Scientists Cell Structures

100 Back to board C A phospholipid layer that covers a cell’s surface and acts as a barrier between the inside of a cell and the cell’s environment Correct Answer

The membrane-covered organelle found in eukaryotic cells; contains the cell’s DNA and serves as the control center for the cell Back to board C Correct Answer

Back to board C A structure that surrounds the cell membrane of some cells and provides strength and support Correct Answer

Back to board C Cell organelles surrounded by two membranes that break down food molecules to make ATP Correct Answer

Back to board C A small organelle in cells where proteins are made from amino acids Correct Answer

Back to board C English scientist who first observed cells in a thin slice of cork Correct Answer

Back to board C Hooke named cells after this Correct Answer

Back to board C Dutch microscope maker who was the first to observe living cells Correct Answer

Back to board C German zoologist who concluded all animals are made of cells Correct Answer

Back to board C German botanist who concluded all plants are made of cells Correct Answer

Back to board C To get the magnification of a microscope, you need to multiply the powers of these two lenses Correct Answer

Back to board C The magnification of the low power objective Correct Answer

Back to board C The magnification of the high power objective Correct Answer

Back to board C The glass rectangle you place your specimens on Correct Answer

Back to board C The plastic square you place on your specimen before placing it under the microscope 500 Correct Answer

Back to board C Organism made of a single cell Correct Answer

Back to board C Organism made of 2 or more cells Correct Answer

Back to board C One benefit of being a unicellular organism Correct Answer

Back to board C One benefit of being a multicellular organism Correct Answer

Back to board C The reason that unicellular organisms can’t get too large Correct Answer

Back to board C A group of similar cells that work together to perform a specific task in the body Correct Answer

Back to board C A group of organs that works together to perform body functions Correct Answer

Back to board C A combination of two or more tissues that work together to perform a specific function in the body Correct Answer

Back to board C A membrane-covered structure that contains all of the necessary materials for life Correct Answer

Back to board C Anything that can independently carry out life processes Correct Answer

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To Final Jeopardy! Microscopes Prok v. Euk LAB Cell Structures The Big Picture To Round One

Back to Board C All of the populations of different species that live and interact in an area Correct Answer

Back to Board C A group of individuals of the same species that live together in the same area at the same time Correct Answer

Back to Board C A community of organisms and their nonliving environment Correct Answer

Back to Board C An example of a population Correct Answer

Back to Board C An example of a community Correct Answer

Back to Board C A membrane-covered cell organelle that produces lipids, breaks down drugs and other substances, and packages proteins for delivery out of the cell Correct Answer

Back to Board C The presence of these make RER different form SER Correct Answer

Back to Board C An organelle found in plant and algae cells where photosynthesis occurs Correct Answer

Back to Board C Correct Answer The cell organelle that modifies, packages and transports materials out of the cell

Back to Board C A large membrane-covered structure found in plant cells that serves as a storage container for water and other liquids Correct Answer

Back to Board C The place on a microscope that supports the slide Correct Answer

Back to Board C If a W was placed on a microscope, the image would appear as this Correct Answer

Back to Board C The big knob used to focus the microscope in scanning power Correct Answer

Back to Board C The little knob used to focus in high power Correct Answer

Back to Board C The color of the low power objective Correct Answer

Back to Board C The organelles visible in the cheek cell Correct Answer

Back to Board C The organelles visible in the plant cell Correct Answer

Back to Board C The stain used in the cell lab Correct Answer

Back to Board C Do all the cells in your body look like your cheek cells? Yes or No and WHY? Correct Answer

Back to Board C The main differences between plant and animal cells Correct Answer

Back to Board C Correct Answer A cell that does not have a nucleus or any other membrane-covered organelles

Back to Board C Correct Answer A cell that contains a central nucleus and a complicated internal structure

Back to Board C Bacteria Correct Answer

Back to Board C Humans Correct Answer

Back to Board C Correct Answer The location of DNA in a prokaryotic cell

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FINAL JEOPARDY CATEGORY Eukaryotic cells

Correct Answer Where is the DNA in a eukaryotic cell?

100 Back to board C Cell Membrane

Nucleus Back to board C

Back to boardboard C Cell Wall

Back to board C Mitochondria

Back to board C Ribosomes

Back to board C Robert Hooke

Back to board C Monk’s Rooms

Back to board C Anton van Leeuwenhoek

Back to board C Theodor Schwann

Back to board C Matthias Schleiden

Back to board C Eye piece and objectives

Back to board C x

Back to board C x

Back to board C Slide

Back to board C Cover slip 500

Back to board C Unicellular

Back to board C Multicellular

Back to board C Various answers

Back to board C Various answers

Back to board C Cells need a high surface area to volume ratio

Back to board C Tissues

Back to board C Organ system

Back to board C Organs

Back to board C Cell

Back to board C Organism

Back to Board C Community

Back to Board C Population

Back to Board C Ecosystems

Back to Board C Various answers

Back to Board C Various answers

Back to Board C Endoplasmic Reticulum

Back to Board C Ribosomes

Back to Board C Chloroplast

Back to Board C Golgi complex

Back to Board C Vacuole

Back to Board C Stage

Back to Board C M

Back to Board C Course Adjustment

Back to Board C Fine adjustment

Back to Board C Yellow

Back to Board C Cell membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus

Back to Board C Cell membrane Chloroplast Cytoplasm Cell Wall

Back to Board C Iodine

Back to Board C No, the cells of the body look different because they perform different functions

Back to Board C Cell Wall and Chloroplast

Back to Board C Prokaryotic cells

Back to Board C Eukaryotic cells

Back to Board C Prokaryotic cells

Back to Board C Eukaryotic

Back to Board C Floating in the cytoplasm not contained in a nucleus

In the nucleus