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The CellVocabularyMitosis Vocabulary 2 True or False What’s the Difference? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Press Esc to Quit

$100 The Mitochondria Click Here For Answer What is the “powerhouse” of the cell? Next

$200 The Nucleus Click Here For Answer What is the “brain” of the cell? Next

$300 Cytoplasm Click Here For Answer What is the jelly-like material that fills in the empty spaces of the cell? Next

$400 The housing for DNA Click Here For Answer What are chromosomes? Next

$500 The “transporter” for a cell. Click Here For Answer What is the endoplasmic reticulum? Next

$100 Makes energy out of sun light. Click Here For Answer What is a producer? Next

$200 An organism made of only one cell. Click Here For Answer What is unicelled? Next

$300 Tiny holes in leaves that allow gases to pass through easily. Click Here For Answer What are stomatas? Next

$400 To grow. Click Here For Answer What is to germinate? Next

$500 Causes malaria. Click Here For Answer What is a plasmodium? Next

$100 Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell. Click Here For Answer What is metaphase? Next

$200 The nuclear membrane disappears as doubled chromosomes prepare for lining up in the middle Click Here For Answer What is prophase? Next

$300 The cell has now divided. Click Here For Answer What is cytokinesis? Next

$400 The chromosomes move to opposite ends of the cell. Click Here For Answer What is anaphase? Next

$500 Before cytokinesis, the cell is dividing. Click Here For Answer What is telophase? Next

$100 Made of specialized cells that do a specialized job. Click Here For Answer What is a tissue? Next

$200 Many celled. Click Here For Answer What is multicelled? Next

$300 Gives the leaves their green color; absorbs sunlight. Click Here For Answer What is chlorophyll? Next

$400 A disease causing agent. Click Here For Answer What is a pathogen? Next

$500 Made of specialized tissues that do a specialized job. Click Here For Answer What is an organ? Next

$100 You catch a cold by being cold. Click Here For Answer What is false? Next

$200 You get cavities from a bacteria. Click Here For Answer What is true? Next

$300 AIDS is caused by HIV. Click Here For Answer What is true? Next

$400 Bacteria can be killed by a virus. Click Here For Answer What is true? Next

$500 The vitamin created by bacteria in the large intestine is vitamin J. Click Here For Answer What is false? Next

$100 This bacteria is spiral in shape. Click Here For Answer What is spirillus? Next

$200 Bacillus bacteria are this shape. Click Here For Answer What is rod shaped? Next

$300 The cocci bacteria has this shape. Click Here For Answer What is round? Next

$400 Found only in plant cells, it gives the cell its rigid shape. Click Here For Answer What is the cell wall? Next

$500 Found only in plant cells, it is the green part that holds chlorophyll Click Here For Answer What are chloroplasts? Next