1. Do Now: End of chapter questions 1-4 pg 222-223

2. Welcome to… Trivia Night!

3. Teams Team 1 Team 5 Team 2 Team 6 Team 3 Team 7 Team 4 Team 8 Team 9
Abigail and Tywuan
Team 5
Team 2
Ariel and Timothy
Grayson and I’Dae
Team 6
Team 3
Ja’Tashjah and Tori
Amber and Autumn
Team 7
Team 4
Daquan and Shania
Kayce and Damitria
Team 8
Kiana and Tina
Team 9
Kelvon and Saterrence

4. Round 1: Cells

5. Name two of the three parts of the cell theory.
Question 1
Name two of the three parts of the cell theory.

6. Question 2
What are the specialized substructures that carry out the essential functions of life inside cells?

7. What are the two broadest categories of cells?
Question 3
What are the two broadest categories of cells?

8. Question 4
What are cells?

9. What are the 3 subcategories of Eukaryotic cells?
Question 5
What are the 3 subcategories of Eukaryotic cells?

10. Answers

11. All living things are made up of cells
Question 1
All living things are made up of cells
Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things
New cells are produced from existing cells

12. Question 2
Organelles

13. Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic
Question 3
Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic

14. Question 4
The basic units of life

15. Question 5
Animal, Plant, Fungal

16. Round 2: organelles part 1

17. What is the semi-fluid material that contains the organelles?
Question 1
What is the semi-fluid material that contains the organelles?

18. Question 2
What is the term used for the membrane that regulates what can enter and exit a cell?

19. Question 3
The cell membrane is composed of a ___________ ____________ with hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails.

20. Question 4
Where are the chromosomes/DNA housed in a cell? (the genetic control center)

21. Question 5
What is a chromosome?

22. Answers

23. Question 1
cytoplasm

24. Semi-permeable or selectively permeable
Question 2
Semi-permeable or selectively permeable

25. Question 3
Phospholipid bilayer

26. Question 4
The nucleus

27. Question 5
Tightly coiled DNA

28. Round 3: Organelles Part 2

29. Question 1
What helps the cell maintain shape, support, and movement? (hint: fibrous protein network)

30. What is the main difference between the smooth and rough ER?
Question 2
What is the main difference between the smooth and rough ER?

31. _________ are the sites of protein synthesis.
Question 3
_________ are the sites of protein synthesis.

32. Question 4
This organelle acts as the post office for proteins: collecting, packaging, modifying, and distributing them

33. Question 5
This organelles main function is the janitor: breaking down larger molecules and cleaning up

34. Answers

35. Question 1
Cytoskeleton

36. Rough ER hosts ribosomes and transports them/ their proteins
Question 2
Rough ER hosts ribosomes and transports them/ their proteins

37. Question 3
ribosomes

38. Question 4
Golgi Body

39. Question 5
Lysosome

40. Round 4: Organelles Part 3

41. Question 1
This organelle is a storage container; in plants especially it stores water

42. What is a vesicle’s function?
Question 2
What is a vesicle’s function?

43. ______________ supply energy for the cell
Question 3
______________ supply energy for the cell

44. Question 4
Name 5 main organelles involved in protein synthesis. This may be written in flow chart form or just listed.

45. What 3 organelles distinguish a plant cell from an animal cell?
Question 5
What 3 organelles distinguish a plant cell from an animal cell?

46. Answers

47. Question 1
vacuole

48. Question 2
Store and move materials between cell organelles, as well as to and from the cell surface

49. Question 3
mitochondria

50. Question 4
Nucleus/DNA/chromosomes  Rough ER, ribosomes  vesicles  Golgi Body  vesicles  cell membrane

51. Chloroplast, central vacuole, cell wall
Question 5
Chloroplast, central vacuole, cell wall

52. Round 5: Fungal cells

53. Fungal cells have cell walls made of _________.
Question 1
Fungal cells have cell walls made of _________.

54. Question 2
This is different than plant cell walls, which are composed of __________.

55. Name 3 of the 4 main categories of fungi
Question 3
Name 3 of the 4 main categories of fungi

56. Do fungal cells contain chloroplasts?
Question 4
Do fungal cells contain chloroplasts?

57. Question 5
What is the final distinguishing characteristic of a fungal cell that is separate from animal and plant cells? (hint: about nucleus)

58. Answers

59. Question 1
chitin

60. Question 2
cellulose

61. Mold, mushrooms, yeast, toadstools
Question 3
Mold, mushrooms, yeast, toadstools

62. Question 4 no

63. Question 5
May be multinucleated

64. Round 6: Prokaryotic cells

65. Question 1
In what location is DNA stored in Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells (compare)

66. Compare the sizes of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells
Question 2
Compare the sizes of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells

67. Question 3
What is the main difference in how the chromosomes are arranged in Eukaryotic vs Prokaryotic cells?

68. What type of organisms fall under the category of Prokaryotic?
Question 4
What type of organisms fall under the category of Prokaryotic?

69. Name something a Prokaryotic cell has that animal cells do not
Question 5
Name something a Prokaryotic cell has that animal cells do not

70. Answers

71. Nucleus vs nucleoid region
Question 1
Nucleus vs nucleoid region

72. Eukaryotic > Prokaryotic
Question 2
Eukaryotic > Prokaryotic

73. Linear vs circular (jumbled)
Question 3
Linear vs circular (jumbled)

74. Question 4
bacteria

75. Question 5
Cell wall, pilli

76. Round 7: VIruses

77. True/False: Viruses are living particles.
Question 1
True/False: Viruses are living particles.

78. Viruses consist of: RNA or DNA & a cell membrane
Question 2
Viruses consist of:
RNA or DNA & a cell membrane
RNA or DNA & a protein coat
RNA and DNA & a protein coat
proteins, cell membrane & RNA

79. How do viruses reproduce?
Question 3
How do viruses reproduce?

80. What can we do to prevent viruses?
Question 4
What can we do to prevent viruses?

81. How do vaccinations work?
Question 5
How do vaccinations work?

82. Answers

83. Question 1
False

84. B. RNA or DNA & a protein coat
Question 2
B. RNA or DNA & a protein coat

85. Question 3
They must enter a cell and use the cell’s energy, DNA, enzymes, ribosomes, etc

86. Question 4
Vaccines!

87. Question 5
Weakened/killed form of virus enters body  immune system learns how to fight it off  body is ready when the real disease comes!

88. Round 8: cell transport

89. What distinguishes Active from Passive transport?
Question 1
What distinguishes Active from Passive transport?

90. Question 2
Active transport moves molecules from an area of ____ concentration to ____ concentration.

91. How does facilitated diffusion work?
Question 3
How does facilitated diffusion work?

92. Question 4
If an animal cell is placed in a hypotonic solution, what happens to the cell?

93. Why doesn’t a plant cell placed in a hypertonic solution burst?
Question 5
Why doesn’t a plant cell placed in a hypertonic solution burst?

94. Answers

95. Question 1
ENERGY

96. Question 2
Low to high

97. Question 3
Transport proteins

98. Question 4
Expands  bursts

99. It shrinks because water leaves it to balance out the concentrations
Question 5
It shrinks because water leaves it to balance out the concentrations