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The function of the nucleus. A 100
What is controls the cell? A 100
The organelle that produces many ATP molecules. A 200
What is the mitochondrion? A 200
It is the structure at “c” in the cell diagram. A 300
What is the nucleolus? A 300
It is an extensive organelle that moves materials throughout the cell. A 400
What is the endoplasmic reticulum? A 400
Besides microtubules, these make up the cytoskeleton. A 500
What are microfilaments? A 500
The cell organelle that may be attached to the endoplasmic reticulum and makes proteins. B 100
What is the ribosome? B 100
This is filled with digestive enzymes. B 200
What is the lysosome? B 200
This organelle is never found in a prokaryotic cell. B 300
What is a nucleus? –(But also a lot of other organelles.) B 300
This organelles can package proteins for export from the cell. B 400
What is the Golgi Apparatus? B 400
This is the hydrophobic (water-fearing) part of the cell membrane in the diagram below. B 500
What is “b”? B 500
A blood cell placed in an isotonic solution appears this way. C 100
What is the same as it did before? C 100
This develops in a plant cell when placed in a hypotonic solution. C 200
What is Turgor Pressure? C 200
A red blood cell in a hypotonic solution can look like this. C 300
What is fat or bloated (or bursts)? C 300
DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE
The term used to describe a plant cell that gets loses water in a hypertonic solution. C 400
What is plasmolysis? C 400
An elodea cell with 99% water & 1% salt is placed in a 6% NaCl solution that is 94% water. This word describes the solution outside the cell. C 500
What is hypertonic? C 500
This cellulose structure supports and protects plant cells. D 100
What is the cell wall? D 100
This organelle is the site of photosynthesis. D 200
What is the chloroplast? D 200
Animal cells don’t have these organelles, but plant cells do. D 300
What are chloroplasts, or cell walls (or plastids)? D 300
Plant cells usually have this large, centrally-located storage structure, usually filled with water and other compounds. D 400
What is a vacuole? D 400
The scientist who said that all cells (plant or animal) come from preexisting cells. D 500
Who is Rudolph Virchow? D 500
These energy molecules are required for active transport. E 100
What are ATP molecules? E 100
During an Active Transport process, substances move in this manner with regards to the concentration gradient. E 200
What is against (or up)? E 200
Carrier molecules are used for active (and passive) transport processes. What compound makes up a carrier molecule? E 300
What is protein? E 300
This endocytosis process is sometimes called “cell- eating” in which an amoeba can eat food particles. E 400
What is phagocytosis? E 400
This happens during exocytosis? E 500
What is a cell vesicle fuses with the cell membrane to move wastes or substances from the cell? E 500
This type of energy moves molecules during the simple diffusion process. F 100
What is kinetic? F 100
Diffusion moves materials in this direction with regards to the concentration gradient F 200
What is down (with) the concentration gradient? F 200
Osmosis always involves a concentration gradient of water and this. F 300
What is a selectively- permeable membrane? F 300
This is used to stain cheek cells to make them easier to see with the microscope. F 400
What is methyl blue? F 400
This part of the cell membrane is hydrophilic (water-loving) in the diagram below? F 500
What is “a”? F 500
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