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5. Cells HBS S.E.MSM and GWild Card 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Biochem

6. According to the cell theory, all living things are composed of these.

7. What is one or more cells

8. Provide three differences between plant and animal cells.

9. What is: plant cells are more box-like, contain chloroplasts and cell wall, and possess a larger vacuole

10. The functions of these organelles are to control what enters and exits the cell, control all cell activities, and store food, water, and waste

11. What are the : cell membrane – controls what enters and exits the cell nucleus – controls all cell activities vacuole – stores food, water, and waste

12. The function of these organelles are to recycle old cell parts and waste, supply energy for the cell, and suspend organelles.

13. What are the: lysosome – recycles old cell parts and waste mitochondria – supplies energy for the cell cytoplasm – suspends organelles

14. Using the whiteboard, create a Venn diagram that shows the differences between plant and animal cells. Include cell membrane, lysosome, vacuole (large or small), round, box-like, cell wall, nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplast, cytoplasm, DNA, and turgor pressure

15. Cell Wall Cell Membrane Nucleus Cytoplasm Chloroplast Mitochondria Small Vacuole Large Vacuole Lysosomes Turgor Pressure Both Plant Cell Animal Cell Round DNA Box-like

16. The function of this system is the transport nutrients, oxygen, waste, and other materials around the body.

17. What is the circulatory system

18. The function of this system is to absorb nutrients and release waste.

19. What is the digestive system

20. The function of this system is to take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.

21. What is the respiratory system

22. The function of this system is to send messages throughout the body

23. What is the nervous system

24. The functions of this system is to produce blood cells, protect organs, aid in movement

25. What is the skeletal system

26. This is the energy transformation that occurs during digestion

27. What is chemical to thermal

28. This is the element that must be present for a compound to be considered organic

29. What is Carbon

30. Enzymes breaking down proteins in the small intestine is an example of this type of digestion.

31. What is chemical digestion

32. Tearing food with teeth is a form of this type of digestion.

33. What is physical/mechanical digestion

34. True or False - This is an organic compound: CO 2

35. What is false

36. True or False It is ok to eat in a lab as long as you wash your hands first

37. What is false

38. True or False It is ok to put some chemicals back in their original container.

39. What is false

40. I should refer to this when trying to find information on how to handle and dispose of a chemical

41. What is a MSDS

42. I would use a _________ to measure the volume of an irregular shaped solid. Explain how.

43. What is a graduated cylinder. Water displacement.

44. This is the piece of equipment and unit I would use to measure the gain or loss of energy.

45. What is a thermometer and Celsius

46. This is the graph I would use when showing a change over time.

47. What is a line graph

48. This is where the independent variable would go on a graph.

49. What is the x-axis

50. This is the variable that is observed or measured in response to what is manipulated.

51. What is the dependent variable

52. This is what I would use as a comparison in an investigation.

53. What is a control

54. These are the factors that remain unchanged or the same during an investigation.

55. What are constants

56. This the body system responsible for secreting hormones to regulate mood, growth, and homeostasis.

57. What is the endocrine system

58. These are the biological levels of organization from least to most complex.

59. What are cell, tissue, organ, organ system, and organism.

60. The cell membrane could be compared to the __________ system.

61. What is the excretory system

62. True or False Only physical changes occur in the mouth.

63. What is false

64. True or False CH 4 and CHNa are both organic compounds.

65. What is true

66. Make your wager

67. These are the three parts of the cell theory.

68. What is – 1.Cells are the basic units of all life 2.All living things are made of one or more cells 3.Cell come from preexisting cells