2. 100 200 300 400 500 Living Things Cell Theory Organelles Scientists ClassificationPlant & Animal Cells Misc. 100 200 300 400 500

3. Single-celled organisms A 100

4. Unicellular A 100

5. The process of becoming more complex A 200

6. Development A 200

7. Change in an organism’s surroundings that causes the organism to react A 300

8. Stimulus A 300

9. The most abundant chemical found inside cells A 400

10. Water A 400

11. The process of producing offspring that are similar to the parents A 500

12. Reproduction A 500

13. The basic unit of structure and function in living things B 100

14. Cells B 100

15. B 200 Cells come from other living ______.

16. Cells B 200

17. B 300 The bending of light in order to increase the size of an image under the microscope

18. Magnification B 300

19. B 400 All living things are composed of ______.

20. Cells B 400

21. B 500 What is the total magnification of a microscope with the following lenses. 1 st = 15x 2 nd = 20x

22. 300x B 500

23. C 100

24. Nucleus C 100

25. C 200 Organelle that turns leaves green

26. Chloroplast C 200

27. Organelle that receives, sorts, and sends out packages of proteins C 300

28. Golgi Bodies C 300

29. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE

30. C 400

31. Ribosomes C 400

32. Passageways inside the cell used for transporting proteins to the Golgi Bodies C 500

33. Endoplasmic Reticulum C 500

34. Strong, protective barrier that surrounds only plant cells D 100

35. Cell Wall D 100

36. Powerhouse of both animal and plant cells that creates energy from food molecules D 200

37. Mitochondria D 200

38. Group of cells that all work towards a specific function D 300

39. Tissues D 300

40. Genetic material found inside the nucleus D 400

41. Chromatin D 400

42. Structure that houses all of the organelles inside the cells D 500

43. Cytoplasm D 500

44. Scientist who discovered cells in animals. E 100

45. Schwann E 100

46. Carlous Linneaus developed this two- named naming system that used what two levels of classification? E 200

47. Genus & Species E 200

48. The first scientist to name the structures he saw under the microscope as cells was… E 300

49. Robert Hooke E 300

50. Which scientist discovered that cells come from other cells? E 400

51. Virchow E 400

52. Scientists regularly use a microscope that uses a series of two lenses – one in the eyepiece and one of three objective lenses on the nosepiece. What is this type of microscope called? HINT: one lens = simple microscope E 500

53. Compound Microscope E 500

54. The process of grouping things based on similarities F 100

55. Classification F 100

56. F 200 The first word of an animal’s scientific name

57. Genus F 200

58. The study of how things are classified F 300

59. Taxonomy F 300

60. The highest level of organization F 400

61. Domain F 400

62. Name the levels of classification in order from broadest to most specific F 500

63. Domain Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species F 500

64. Organisms that can produce their own food G 100

65. Autotrophs G 100

66. G 200 Maintaining a stable internal environment

67. Homeostasis G 200

68. Organisms that have a nucleus in their cells G 300

69. Eukaryote G 300

70. Domain of organisms that live in extreme environments G 400

71. Archaea G 400

72. Scientist who discovered that plants are made up of individual cells. G 500

73. Schleiden G 500