Unit 5: Cell Evolution. GRAB A DRY ERASE BOARD Exam: Wed. December 7, 2015.

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Unit 5: Cell Evolution

GRAB A DRY ERASE BOARD Exam: Wed. December 7, 2015

1. Describe a prokaryotic cell. 2. Describe a eukaryotic cell. OBJECTIVE 1

3. Identify the cell type in the image and list two defining features.

OBJECTIVE 1 4. Identify the cell type in the image and list two defining features.

5. What are the four things that ALL CELLS have in common? OBJECTIVE 2

6. Diagram out the endosymbiotis theory for a fungi, a heterotrophic eukaryote. 7. Diagram out the endosymbiosis theory for a euglenoid, a photosynthesizing unicellular eukaryote. OBJECTIVE 3

8. List two pieces of evidence that supports the endosymbiosis theory. OBJECTIVE 4

9. How are structure and function similar? 10. Hypothesize a function for the arrowed structure on the image below. OBJECTIVE 5

11. What are the three DOMAINS of life? 12. List a cool fact about each domain. OBJECTIVE 6

13. Identify the functions of each cell part Cell wall Cell membrane Nucleus OBJECTIVE 7

14. Identify the functions of each cell part Nucleolus Ribosomes Cytoplasm OBJECTIVE 7

15. Identify the functions of each cell part Genetic material/ DNA Golgi Apparatus Endoplasmic Reticulum OBJECTIVE 7

16. Identify the functions of each cell part Lysosome Cytoskeleton Mitochondria OBJECTIVE 7

17. Identify the functions of each cell part Chloroplast Vacuole OBJECTIVE 7

18. What is cancer? 19. How is cancer involved or related to the cell cycle? OBJECTIVE 8

Start Here 19. Label A-E

20. What is the cell cycle? 21. What occurs in the First Growth Phase (G1)? 22. What occurs in the S Phase (S)? 23. What occurs in the Cell Division (Mitosis/ M) Phase? OBJECTIVE 8

24. Diagram generic cell division for prokaryotes and eukaryotes OBJECTIVE 9

25. What type of cells undergo mitosis? 26. Describe Mitosis with each phase in words or in a diagram OBJECTIVE 10

27. Organize terms in correct order for a cell to divide Chromosomes Chromatids Chromatin OBJECTIVE 11

28. Organize the terms in hierarchical form Cell Organism Tissue Organ System Organ OBJECTIVE 13

29. What is cell differentiation/ cell specialization? 30. How is cell differentiation currently being researched for today? OBJECTIVE 14

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