Jeopardy! Cell Structure and Function 500 400 300 200 100 Mixed Questions More Cell Transport Cell Transport Cell Repro. Mitosis Cell Membrane Cell Organelles.

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Jeopardy! Cell Structure and Function

Mixed Questions More Cell Transport Cell Transport Cell Repro. Mitosis Cell Membrane Cell Organelles

Cell Organelles 100 n The liquid portion of the cell. n What is cytosol? Return

Cell Organelles -200 n This organelle is considered the powerhouse because it supplies the cell with energy through the process of cellular respiration. n What is the mitochondria? Return

Cell Organelles -300 n This organelle packages lipids, proteins, and other substances to be transported in the cell. n What is the golgi apparatus? Return

Cell organelles -400 n This organelle helps with the detoxificaion of alcohol in the liver. n What are peroxisomes? Return

Cell Organelles -500 n This organelle contains digestive enzymes that can help in destroying bacterial invaders. n What lysosomes? Return

Cell Membrane-100 n What is the name of the lipid that makes up the majority of the cell membrane. n What are phospholipids? Return

Cell membrane -200 n The cell membrane is said to be a fluid mosaic model. Why is this? n It is made of a double layer of phospholipids with proteins embedded within it. Return

Cell membrane -300 n What is embedded within the phospholipid bilayer that gives the membrane stability? n What is cholesterol? Return

Cell membrane -400 n Carboydrate chains attached to membrane proteins are called ____________ while carbs attached to the phospholipids are called__________ n What are glycoproteins; glycolipids? Return

Cell membrane -500 n List at least 2 functions of the cell membrane. n 1) Transportation of molecules into or out of cells. n 2) Recognizes cells as belonging to a particular person. n 3) Receives messages from other cells. Return

Mitosis-100 n When does DNA get copied during the cell cycle? n What is interphase (s-phase)? Return

Mitosis –200 What do we call the protein structure that holds together the sister chromatids? n Centromere Return

Mitosis -300 n The nuclear membrane disappears, nucleolus disappears and chromosomes become distinct during _____________. n What is prophase? Return

Mitosis -400 n Two completely identical daughter cells will be formed immediately following ________________. n What is cytokinesis? Return

Mitosis -500 n Once a zygote is formed immediately after conception, what process will continue to occur until an individual reaches puberty (for the most part)? n What is the mitosis? Return

Cell Transport-100 n Movement of water from high to low concentration. n What is osmosis? Return

Cell Transport -200 n Movement across a cell membrane without energy. n What is passive transport? Return

Cell Transport -300 n What is movement of a substance from high to low concentration? n Diffusion Return

Cell Transport -400 n Three things that affect the rate of diffusion. n What are temperature, pressure and steepness of concentration gradient? Return

Cell Transport -500 n What an amoebae uses to move large particles out of its’ self. What is exocytosis ? What is exocytosis ? Return

More Cell Transport-100 n This will happen immediately as soon as a cell is placed in an isotonic solution. What is dynamic equilibrium ? What is dynamic equilibrium ? Return

More Cell Transport -200 n A red blood cell placed in salt water will shrivel. This is an example of what type of solution? n What is hypertonic? Return

DAILY DOUBLE * 2 n Active Transport. What is movement across a cell membrane that requires energy? Return

More Cell Transport -400 What the cells of a salt water plant placed in fresh water would do. What the cells of a salt water plant placed in fresh water would do. What is swell and burst ? What is swell and burst ? Return

Daily Double -500 * 2 Solution with the same solute concentration inside and outside of a cell ? Solution with the same solute concentration inside and outside of a cell ? What is isotonic ? Return

Mixed Questions -100 n The name of the structure that pulls the chromosomes apart? n What are the spindle fibers? Return

Mixed Questions -200 n This organelle serves as an intracellular transport system. n What is endoplasmic reticulum? Return

Mixed Questions -300 n What is the organelle used in cell division. n What are centrioles? Return

Mixed Questions -400 n Water loving molecules are _______________, whereas water hating molecules are _________________. What is hydrophilic, hydrophobic ? What is hydrophilic, hydrophobic ? Return

Mixed Questions -500 n Name the phases of Mitosis in order from first to last. What is Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase? What is Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase? Return