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The Egg Lab The Potato Lab Levels Of Organization The Cell Membrane Diffusion Facts Osmosis Facts 100 200 300 400 500 FINAL JEOPARDY FINAL JEOPARDY
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Osmosis Facts- 100 answer100 answer Osmosis deals with the movement of this molecule
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Osmosis Facts- 100 question100 question Water
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Osmosis Facts- - 200 answer200 answer Solutions that contain the same amounts of solute as solvent are called this…
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Osmosis Facts-– 200 question200 question Isotonic
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Osmosis Facts-– 300 answer300 answer This type of solution is being displayed inside the cell 30% sugar concentration 40% sugar concentration
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Osmosis Facts-– 300 question300 question hypotonic
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Osmosis Facts-– 400 answer400 answer Water is going to move from where to where in this example? 30% sugar concentration 40% sugar concentration
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Osmosis Facts-– 400 question400 question From inside the cell to outside the cell
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Osmosis Facts-– 500 answer500 answer If a cell contains a solution which is hypertonic and the solution outside the cell is in is hypotonic, this physical change will occur to the cell.
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Osmosis Facts-– 500 question500 question It will get larger in size.
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Diffusion Facts – 100 answer100 answer Diffusion is defined as this
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Diffusion Facts – 100 question100 question The movement of molecules
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Diffusion Facts – 200 answer200 answer A molecule utilizing simple diffusion will pass through these molecules to get to the opposite side of the membrane
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Diffusion Facts – 200 question200 question Lipid Molecules
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Diffusion Facts – 300 answer300 answer In simple diffusion and facilitated diffusion, molecules all move in this direction. (concentration)
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Diffusion Facts – 300 question300 question High Concentration to Low Concentration
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Diffusion Facts – 400 answer400 answer This is the only form of diffusion that requires cellular energy.
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Diffusion Facts – 400 question400 question Active Transport
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Diffusion Facts – 500 answer500 answer A molecule utilizing active transport will pass through these structures to get to the opposite side of the membrane
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Diffusion Facts – 500 question500 question Protein PUMPS
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Cell Membrane – 100 answer100 answer These are the functions of the cell membrane
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Cell Membrane – 100 question100 question 1) Protect the cell 2) Regulates what enters and leaves the cell
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Cell Membrane – 200 answer200 answer The cell membrane is composed of these 3 molecules
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Cell Membrane – 200 question200 question 1) Lipids 2) Proteins 3) Carbohydrates
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Cell Membrane - 300 answer300 answer The cell membrane is referred to as this because it is made of many molecules which are capable of movement.
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Cell Membrane – 300 question300 question A Fluid Mosaic
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Cell Membrane – 400 answer400 answer The pumps and channels located within the cell membrane are composed of this molecule.
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Cell Membrane – 400 questionquestion Protein
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Cell Membrane – 500 answer500 answer This is the main barrier of the body that the cell membrane can be compared to.
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Cell Membrane – 500 question500 question The skin
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Levels of Organization – 100 answer100 answer The heart is an example of this level of organization
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Levels of Organization– 100 question100 question An organ
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Levels of Organization– 200 answer200 answer A group of cells that perform the same function combine to form these
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Levels of Organization– 200 question200 question Tissues
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Levels of Organization– 300 answer300 answer This term refers to cells having different jobs in an organism.
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Levels of Organization– 300 question300 question Cell Specialization
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Levels of Organization– 400 answer400 answer Name the 5 levels of organization from SMALLEST to LARGEST
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Levels of Organization– 400 question400 question 1) Cell 2) Tissue 3) Organ 4) Organ System 5) Entire Organism
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Levels of Organization– 500 answer500 answer These are the 4 different types of tissues
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Levels of Organization– 500 question500 question 1) Muscle 2) Nervous 3) Epithelial 4) Connective
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Potato Lab – 100 answer100 answer This was the solute used in the potato lab.
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Potato Lab – 100 question100 question Salt
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Potato Lab – 200 answer200 answer This is the type of diffusion that was being studied in the potato lab
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Potato Lab – 200 question200 question Osmosis.
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Potato Lab – 300 answer300 answer This is what SHOULD have happened to the length of the potato when placed in an isotonic solution.
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Potato Lab – 300 question300 question It should have stayed the same.
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Potato Lab – 400 answer400 answer This is the type of solution that you would need to place the potato in for the potato to shrink in size.
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Potato Lab – 400 question400 question Hypertonic Solution
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Potato Lab – 500 answer500 answer Is it beneficial for a person to drink salt water? Why or why not?
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Potato Lab – 500 question500 question No. It would cause them to quickly dehydrate.
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Egg Lab - 100 answer100 answer This is the solute utilized in the egg lab.
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Egg Lab - 100 question100 question Sugar
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Egg Lab - 200 answer200 answer This is the reason why the egg shrinks when placed in the corn syrup.
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Egg Lab - 200 question200 question Corn syrup would be hypertonic to the egg, so all of the eggs water moves outside the egg.
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Egg Lab - 300 answer300 answer This is the direction the water moved when the egg was placed in the fresh water.
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Egg Lab - 300 question300 question Into the egg
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Egg Lab - 400 answer400 answer Was the type of diffusion displayed in this lab simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion or active transport?
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Egg Lab - 400 question400 question Simple diffusion (osmosis is a type of simple diffusion)
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Egg Lab - 500 answer500 answer The egg shell can be compared to this structure located on some cell types
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Egg Lab - 500 question500 question The cell wall
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Final Jeopardy Answer begin These 2 words explain why it is possible for so much diversity to exist among all of the living organisms of the world.
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Final Jeopardy Question Cell Specialization
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