2. Discovering Cells

3. Looking Inside Cells

4. Analogies

5. Paramecium and Euglena

6. Amoeba and Volvox

7. Key Terms

8. Paramecium and Euglena
Discovering Cells
Looking
Inside Cells
Paramecium and Euglena
Analogies
Amoeba and Volvox
Key Terms
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9. These are the basic units of structure and function in living things.
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These are the basic units of structure and function in living things.
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10. 1-100A
What are cells?
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11. This is an instrument that makes small object look larger.
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This is an instrument that makes small object look larger.
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12. 1-200A
What is a microscope?
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13. 1-300
This is the first person to ever view cells. He did it by viewing “cork.”
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14. 1-300A
Who is Robert Hooke?
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15. These are the three type of microscopes that we discussed.
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These are the three type of microscopes that we discussed.
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16. What are simple, complex (or light), and electron microscopes?
What are simple, complex (or light), and electron microscopes?
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17. Cell Theory is made up of these three points.
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Cell Theory is made up of these three points.
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18. What are… $500 All living things are made up of cells.
What are…
All living things are made up of cells.
Cells are the basic unit of structure and function.
All cells are produced from other cells.
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19. 2-100
These are tiny structures that carry out specific functions within a cell.
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20. 2-100A
What are organelles?
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21. 2-200
These are the three types cells that must be apart of a living structure that we have talked about.
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22. What are animal, plant, and bacterial cells?
What are animal, plant, and bacterial cells?
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23. 2-300
This is the rigid layer of nonliving material that surrounds plant cells.
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24. 2-300A
What is the cell wall?
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25. The structure of each kind of body cell is suited to this.
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The structure of each kind of body cell is suited to this.
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26. 2-400A
What is its function?
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27. Name 8 out of the 10 parts to an “animal cell”.
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Name 8 out of the 10 parts to an “animal cell”.
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28. 2-500A
What are Cell Membrane, Nucleus, Nucleolus, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Body, Vacuole, Lysosomes, Mitochondria, Cytoplasm, Ribosomes?
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29. This part is known as the “brain” of the cell.
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This part is known as the “brain” of the cell.
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30. 3-100A
What is the nucleus?
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31. This is the “highway” system of a cell.
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This is the “highway” system of a cell.
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32. What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
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33. These are the restaurants or the cafeterias of a cell.
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These are the restaurants or the cafeterias of a cell.
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34. 3-300A
What are ribosomes?
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35. This is the “powerhouse” or “power plant” of a cell.
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This is the “powerhouse” or “power plant” of a cell.
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36. What is the mitochondria?
What is the mitochondria?
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37. These are the storage units of a cell.
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These are the storage units of a cell.
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38. 3-500A
What are vacuoles?
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39. Animal-like or Plant-like…
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Animal-like or Plant-like…
Paramecium?
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40. 4-100A
What is animal-like?
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41. 4-200
This part of the Euglena is what stores and removes excess water and waste.
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42. What is the contractile vacuole?
What is the contractile vacuole?
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43. This is how a paramecium moves.
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This is how a paramecium moves.
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44. 4-300A
What is by cilia?
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45. This is how a Euglena moves.
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This is how a Euglena moves.
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46. What is by a flagella or tail?
What is by a flagella or tail?
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47. Animal-like or Plant-like...
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Animal-like or Plant-like...
Euglena?
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48. (It is technically not classified as either.)
What is neither?
(It is technically not classified as either.)
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49. This is how an Amoeba moves.
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This is how an Amoeba moves.
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50. What is with a pseudopod or “false foot”?
What is with a pseudopod or “false foot”?
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51. Animal-like or Plant-like…
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Animal-like or Plant-like…
Volvox?
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52. 5-200A
What is plant-like?
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53. Autotroph or Heterotroph...
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Autotroph or Heterotroph...
Amoeba?
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54. 5-300A
What is heterotroph?
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55. Autotroph or Heterotroph...
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Autotroph or Heterotroph...
Volvox?
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56. 5-400A
What is an Autotroph?
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57. Explain how an Amoeba eats food.
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Explain how an Amoeba eats food.
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58. 5-500A
What is it surrounds and captures its food and then brings it to its digestive vacuole?
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59. 6-100
A microscope that uses a beam of electrons to examine a specimen is called a(n)...
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60. What is an electron microscope?
What is an electron microscope?
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61. 6-200
This is the region between the cell membrane and the nucleus in a cell.
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62. 6-200A
What is the cytoplasm?
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63. This means that a single cell organism can not make its own food.
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This means that a single cell organism can not make its own food.
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64. 6-300A
What is a heterotroph?
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65. This is the part of a cell that makes ribosomes.
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This is the part of a cell that makes ribosomes.
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66. 6-400A
What is the nucleolus?
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67. This contains chemicals that break down certain materials in a cell.
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This contains chemicals that break down certain materials in a cell.
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68. 6-500A
What are lysosomes?
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69. Final
Jeopardy
Plant and Animal Cells

70. Explain the difference between plant and animal cells
Explain the difference between plant and animal cells. Include at least 3 differences between the two cells.

71. Contestants:
Please put down your
writing tools and
wait for further
instructions.

72. What are… Plant cells have chloroplast and Animal cells do not.
Plant cells make their own food and Animal Cells do not.
Plant Cells have Cell Walls and Animal Cells do not.