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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Cell Theory Cell Structures Organism of Living Things Cell Structures Continue Prokaryotic Cells Misc.

6. This is the smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life A 100

7. cell A 100

8. A 200 This scientist looked at cork and discovered Cells

9. Cell A 200

10. What did scientists Robert Hooke and Anton Van Leeuwenhoek discover? A 300

11. Discovered that cells came from existing cells A 300

12. What are the two types of cells? A 400

13. Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic A 400

14. List the 3 parts of the Cell Theory A 500

15. All living things are made of cells Cells come from existing cells Cells are the basic unit of all living things A 500

16. What part of the cell is the powerhouse? B 100

17. Mitochondria B 100

18. This organelle allows plants to produce food, where photosynthesis takes place. B 200

19. Chlroplast B 200

20. This gives plant cells shape, strength, and support. B 300

21. Cell Wall B 300

22. Outer covering of an animal cell B 400

23. Cell Membrane B 400

24. Packages materials for export from the cell B 500

25. Golgi Complex B 500

26. A group of cells that work together C 100

27. Tissue C 100

28. Groups of Tissues that work together C 200

29. Organ C 200

30. A group of organs that work together C 300

31. Organ System C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. What are the 3 advantages to being multicelluar? C 400

34. Longer Life Bigger Size Specialization C 400

35. What is the order of organisms of living things? C 500

36. Cell-tissue-organ-organ systems C 500

37. Jelly-like substance found inside a cell D 100

38. Cytoplasm D 100

39. This organelle makes protein D 200

40. Ribosomes D 200

41. This structure has the DNA. The control center of the cell D 300

42. Nucleus D 300

43. This cell transports material around the inside of a cell. D 400

44. Endoplasmic Reticulum D 400

45. Breaks down old parts and larger molecules in a cell D 500

46. lysosomes D 500

47. T/F Bacteria are Prokaryotic E 100

48. T.

49. What type of DNA do Prokaryotic cells have? E 200

50. Rounded E 200

51. T/F Animal Cells are Prokaryotic E 300

52. F

53. T/F Prokaryotes have all the same organelles as Eukaryotes E 400

54. F

55. Prokaryotic Cells have a nucleus. T/F E 500

56. F

57. An organism made up of a single cell is called F 100

58. Unicellular F 100

59. What are the advantages of being multicellular? F 200

60. Larger Size Longer life Specialization F 200

61. What is the difference between plant and animal cells? F 300

62. Plants have a cell wall, chloroplasts, and a large vacoule. F 300

63. A plant wilts when F 400

64. The large vacoule is out of fluid. F 400

65. This type of cell has no nucleus, rounded DNA, and no membrane bound organelles. F 500

66. Prokaryotic F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Cell Theory. Click on screen to begin

68. Who discovered cells? Click on screen to continue

69. Robert Hooke Click on screen to continue

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