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Cell Parts
Movement
Micro-scopes
Vocabulary
Misc.
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5. The Brain of the cell
A 100

6. Nucleus
A 100

7. Powerhouse of cell
A 200

8. Mitochondrion
ASlide 4 200

9. Cell’s delivery system
A 300

10. Endoplasmic reticulum

11. Cell’s storage container
ASlide

12. Vacuole
A 400

13. Organelle that contains chlorophyll

14. Chloroplasts
A 500

15. Long whip-like structure used in cellular movement
B 100

16. Flagella
B 100

17. Tiny hairs on a cell that aid in movement
B 200

18. Cilia
B 200

19. Only certain materials can move through a membrane that is ___________.

20. Selectively Permeable

21. This type of transport does not use a cell’s energy
B 400

22. Passive Transport
BSlide 4 400

23. Diffusion of water across a membrane

24. Osmosis
B 500

25. The part of the microscope that holds the slide
CSlide

26. Stage/Stageclip
C 100

27. The part of the microscope that sits on the table

28. Base
CSlide 4 200

29. The part of the microscope that magnifies the slide
CSlide

30. Objective Lens
C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400

32. What is the magnification power of a microscope with a 10x eyepiece and 40x objective lens?

33. 400 times
CSlide 4 400

34. Leeuwenhoek is famous for what?
C 500

35. Using lens to study bacteria

36. Type of transport across a cell’s membrane that use the cell’s energy
D 100

37. Active Transport
D 100

38. Provides support and protection for the cell; not found in all cells

39. Cell Wall
D 200

40. Organelle that contains enzymes that digest substances no longer needed

41. Lysosomes
DSlide 4 300

42. Structure made of DNA and other material

43. Chromosomes
D 400

44. Movement of a substance from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration
DSlide

45. Diffusion
DSlide 4 500

46. Organelle that appears green

47. Chloroplasts
E 100

48. Packages chemicals within a cell

49. Golgi body
E 200

50. Double layered membrane surrounding the cell’s ‘brain’

51. Nuclear membrane
E 300

52. Tiny organelles that direct the assembly of proteins

53. Ribosomes
E 400

54. Parts of a cell that carry on life functions

55. Cytoplasmic organelles

56. What is this cell part?
F 100

57. Nucleus
F 100

58. Name this cell part
F 200

59. Cell membrane
F 200

60. Name this cell part: It is the cell’s passage way
F 300

61. ER
F 300

62. Where would you find cilia on a cell?

63. Outside of a cell
F 400

64. What is a structure not found in an animal cell?

65. Chloroplasts; cell wall
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is:
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67. Click on screen to continue
This is the model used to explain a cell’s membrane. It explains how lipids surround proteins in the flexible membrane
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Fluid Mosaic Model
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