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Biology Cell Structure Jeopardy
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Cell TransportMicroscopes 100 300 200 400 500 100 300 200 400 500 100 300 200 400 500 100 300 200 400 500 100 300 200 400 500 Random Cell Structure Cell Transport
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Question: How do you hold a microscope? (make sure you use correct terms) Check Your Answer Microscopes for 100
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Answer: With one hand on the arm and the other hand on the base Microscopes for 100 Return to the Main Board
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Question: When first focusing your specimen which objective and knob should you use? Check Your Answer Microscopes for 200
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Answer: Low power objective and coarse adjustment knob Microscopes for 200 Return to the Main Board
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Question: Who was the scientist gave cells their name and what did he observe? Microscopes for 300 Check Your Answer
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Answer: Robert Hooke Cork Microscopes for 300 Return to the Main Board
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Question: What is the function of the diaphragm? Microscopes for 400 Check Your Answer
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Answer: To regulate the amount of light that goes through the specimen Microscopes for 400 Back to Game Board
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Question: How do you find total magnification? Check Your Answer Microscopes for 500
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Answer: You multiple the eyepiece magnification by the objective magnification. Example: 10x40=400 Microscopes for 500 Back to Game Board
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Question: When you are looking through a microscope if you move your specimen to the right and bottom it will appear to move? Check Your Answer Random for 100
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Answer: It will move to the left and top because the image is reversed. Random for 100 Back to Game Board
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Question: What are the two structures found in a plant cell and not in an animal cell? Check Your Answer Random for 200
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Answer: Chloroplasts and Cell wall Possible answer: Larger Vacuole. Random for 200 Back to Game Board
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Question: Name 2 parts of the cell theory. Check Your Answer Random for 300
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Answer: Any of these two All living things contain cells Cells are the basic unit of structure and function Every cell has DNA Every cell comes from a preexisting cell Random for 300 Back to Game Board
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Question: Label the following cells as prokaryotic and eukaryotic and name two characteristics of each. (Top and Bottom) Check Your Answer Random for 400
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Answer: Top-Prokaryotic No Nucleus, DNA bunched in the cell, bacteria, no membrane bound organelles Bottom-Eukaryotic Nucleus, DNA in the Nucleus, Plant and Animal cells, and membrane bound organelles Random for 400 Back to Game Board
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Check Your Answer Random for 500 Question: Why is the cell membrane called the fluid mosaic model? (Hint the parts of the cell membrane)
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Answer: It is made up of many different parts like a work of art which includes proteins, phospholipids, and cholesterol. Random for 500 Back to Game Board
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Question: What is the thin barrier that creates a boundary between the cell and its environment? Check Your Answer Cell Structure for 100
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Answer: Cell membrane Back to Game Board Cell Structure for 100
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Question: What structure makes proteins? What structure breaks down waste in the cell? Check Your Answer Cell Structure for 200
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Answer: Ribosomes Lysosomes Back to Game Board Cell Structure for 200
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Question: Name two characteristics of the Nucleus Check Your Answer Cell Structure for 300
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Answer: Contains DNA, chromosomes, info about proteins, and is the control center of the cell Back to Game Board Cell Structure for 300
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Question: Draw a picture of the mitochondria and list the function of it. Check Your Answer Cell Structure for 400
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Answer: Provide energy for the cell Back to Game Board Cell Structure for 400
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What structures are shown in green? What structure is larger in a plant cell? Check Your Answer Cell Structure for 500
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Chloroplasts Vacuole Back to Game Board Cell Structure for 500
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Question: Diffusion of water is called? Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 100
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Answer: Osmosis Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 100
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Question: What is diffusion? Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 200
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Answer: The movement of small molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 200
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Question: 1.What is the difference in active and passive transport? Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 300
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Answer: Passive transport- NO Energy and molecules go from a high to low concentration Active transport- DOES require energy and molecules go from low to high concentration. Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 300
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Question: Explain why a cell would burst? Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 400
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The cell was inside a hypotonic solution and water Rushed inside the cell Causing it to swell Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 400
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Check Your Answer Cell Transport 500 Question: Draw a picture of facilitated diffusion and explain what is happening.
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Answer: The diffusion of large molecules from high to low concentration with the help of proteins. It does NOT require energy Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 500
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Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 100 Question: What type of transport requires energy?
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Answer: Active Transport Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 100
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Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 200 Question: Diffusions stops when what is reached?
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Answer: Dynamic Equilibrium Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 200
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Question: A type of active transport where large particles move out of the cell. Check Your Answer Cell Transport For 300
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Answer: Exocytosis Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 300
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Question: Explain why a cell would shrink. Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 400
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Answer: The cell was in a hypertonic solution and water left cell and diffused outside. Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 400
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Question: Draw a picture of Endocytosis and describe what type of transport it is. Check Your Answer Cell Transport for 500
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Answer: Active transport of large molecules into the cell Back to Game Board Cell Transport for 500
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