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Final Jeopardy

2. Question 1
What is the nucleus?

3. Answer 1
The brain of the cell, it directs all the cells activities

4. Question 2
What is the cell membrane?

5. Answer 2
It is the outer layer of the cell and it controls what goes in and out of the cell

6. Question 3
What is the cytoplasm?

7. Answer 3
The jelly like material that contains chemicals that keep the cell healthy

8. Question 4
What are chromosomes?

9. Answer 4 They are located in the nucleus and contain
genetic information about the cell

10. Question 5
What is the mitochondria?

11. Answer 5
Mitochondria is the part of the cell that releases energy from nutrients. Is also known as the powerhouse of the cell.

12. Question 6
What is the cell wall?

13. Answer 6
Structure that supports and protects the plant cell

14. Question 7
What is the chloroplast?

15. Answer 7
Part of the cell that makes food for the plant cell

16. Question 8
What is the vacuole?

17. Answer 8
Stores food, water, and waste for the cell

18. Question 9
Any living thing that maintains life processes is called:

19. Answer 9
An organism

20. Question 10
How can you tell if a cell is a plant or animal cell?

21. Answer 10
If a cell has a cell wall or chloroplast, it is a plant cell

22. Question 11
All living things are made of one or more ___________.

23. Answer 11
Cells

24. Question 12
In 1665, ___________, an English scientist observed a layer of cork through a microscope.

25. Answer 12
Robert Hooke

26. Question 13
__________, a single celled organism
is often thought of as harmful, but
some can help animals digest food,
or make food.

27. Answer 13
Bacteria

28. Question 14
This process is when particles of a substance move from an area where there are a lot of particles to an area where there are fewer particles

29. Answer 14
Diffusion

30. Question 15
This process when water and dissolved materials move through the cell membrane.

31. Answer 15
Osmosis

32. Question 16
When tissues work together they form:

33. Answer 16
Organs

34. Question 17
Who was the first person to
observe a living cell?

35. Answer 17
Anton von Leewenhoek

36. Question 18
Cells that work together to form a specific function are called:

37. Answer 18
Tissues

38. Question 19
The four types of human tissue are called:

39. Answer 19
Muscle, connective, epithelial, and nervous

40. Question 20
This single celled organism has a nucleus and organelles.

41. Answer 20
Protist

42. Question 21
How many cells are humans made up of?

43. Answer 21
Trillions

44. Question 22
Name two single celled organisms.

45. Answer 22
Bacteria and protists

46. Question 23
True or false: The animal plant vacuole is bigger than the plant cell vacuole

47. Answer 23 False. Plant cells have bigger vacuoles because
they need to store more food/water/waste

48. Question 24
Why are microscopes important?

49. Answer 24 Microscopes allow us to see things we cannot
See with our own eyes, and enabled us to
Discover cells

50. Question 25
What structures are present in both a plant and animal cell?

51. Answer 25 Nucleus, chromosomes, vacuole,
cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria

52. Final Jeopardy
Why don’t animal cells need cell walls and chloroplasts?

53. Final Jeopardy Answer
Animals have other structures to support them, so they do not need extra support provided by cell walls. Animals do not make their own food so they do not need chloroplasts.