1. Organelles Diffusion & Osmosis Transport Across Membranes Cell Cycle
Eleanor M. Savko
Diffusion
&
Osmosis
Transport
Across
Membranes
11/20/2018
Cell Cycle
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2. Name the organelle where DNA is stored
Eleanor M. Savko
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Name the organelle where DNA is stored

3. This organelle is where ribosomes make proteins that are modified and
Eleanor M. Savko
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This organelle is where
ribosomes make proteins
that are modified and
shipped around the cell.

4. Which organelle allows
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Which organelle allows
plant cells to convert
sunlight to food?

5. Explain the difference
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Explain the difference
Between the nucleoid
and nucleus.

6. bacteria, animals & plants.
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Name three cell
structures shared by
bacteria, animals & plants.

7. Is dissolving a sugar cube in a cup of coffee diffusion or osmosis?
Eleanor M. Savko
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Is dissolving
a sugar cube in a
cup of coffee
diffusion or osmosis?

8. describes equal numbers of solute molecules inside and outside
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What is the term that
describes equal numbers of
solute molecules inside and outside
of a cell ?

9. Explain the difference
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Explain the difference
between diffusion
and osmosis.

10. In which direction will water move when a cell is
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In which direction will
water move when a cell is
placed in a hypertonic
solution ?

11. Explain how single-celled freshwater organisms deal
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Explain how single-celled
freshwater organisms deal
with living in a hypotonic
environment.

12. active transport across a cell
What is the difference
between passive and
active transport across a cell
membrane ?

13. What passive transport mechanism allows ions to
cross the cell membrane ?

14. Describe the process of endocytosis

15. What process to ions use to enter cells without using energy?

16. Describe what happened to the egg in the distilled water in your Eggsperiment

17. What is the longest stage of the cell cycle?

18. What is mitosis?

19. What occurs during anaphase?

20. What happens during telophase?

21. Name two ways that cells transport materials across a membrane without using energy

22. What does the cell membrane consist of?

23. Name this building block of the cell membrane.

24. Eukaryotic cells have them; prokaryotic cells do not.

25. Are unicellular protists prokaryotes or eukaryotes?

26. What are three reasons for cells to divide?

27. review jeopardy
Play the song

28. Nucleus

29. Endoplasmic
Reticulum or ER

30. Chloroplast

31. in a prokaryotic cell where DNA is stored and a nucleus is a membrane
Nucleoid is the region
in a prokaryotic cell where
DNA is stored and a
nucleus is a membrane
bound organelle in eukaryotic
cells.

32. Cell membrane,
cytosol,
ribosomes

33. Diffusion

34. Isotonic solution

35. Water will
leave the cell.

36. Diffusion is the movement of molecules down a concentration
gradient; osmosis is the movement
of water molecules across a
membrane.

37. They remove the excess water that enters by osmosis, often
using contractile vacuoles.

38. In active transport, a cell
must expend energy.

39. Cell membrane forms a vesicle around materials and materials enter cell

40. Vesicles containing the neurotransmitters fuse with the cell membrane of the pre-synaptic neuron and are expelled into the synaptic cleft by exocytosis.

41. Facilitated diffusion

42. The solution was hypotonic to the egg, meaning that there was a greater concentration of water outside the egg, water therefore flowed into the egg.

43. Interphase

44. The division of the nucleus

45. to opposite poles of the cell
Sister chromatids are
separated and moved
to opposite poles of the cell

46. decondense into chromatin
The chromosomes
decondense into chromatin
and two new nuclei form

47. Facilitated diffusion
Osmosis
Facilitated diffusion

48. Phospholipids, cholesterol, membrane proteins

49. Phospholipid

50. Nucleus and
membrane-bound
organelles

51. Eukaryotes

52. Growth, repair and reproduction