How do you switch between magnifications on the microscope

• Turning the eyepiece

• Turning the nosepiece

• Turning the coarse focus

• Turning the fine focus knob

what is simple diffusion and what type of transportation is it?

• Diffusion of particles through a transport protein in

  the cell membrane

• active

• passive

• Process by which molecules move from an area

  of higher concentration to lower concentration

• the cell membrane takes in particles into the cell

  by changing shape and engulfing the particles

What is the function of all cells

• get rid of waste

• obtain energy

• bring in nutrients and water

• having a nucleus

What are the small structures in the cell? (nucleus, mitochondria, etc)

• organelles

• body parts

• chloroplast

• none of them

What does the ER (Endoplasmic Reticulum) do?

• Convert the energy in food into energy that the cell can use

• Surrounds the cell and controls which substances move into and

  out of the cell

• Processes many substances, including proteins and lipids

• Breaks down large food particles and worn out cell parts

What does the lysosome do?

• Breaks down large food particles and worn out cell parts

• Uses sunlight energy to make food for the plant

• Supportive layer that wraps around protects the cell

• Gel-like fluid circulates nutrients, proteins and organelles within

  the cell

What does the golgi apparatus do?

• Gel-like fluid circulates nutrients, proteins and organelles within

  the cell

• Receives proteins and other materials from ER, packages and

  distributes them

• Uses sunlight energy to make food for the plant

• Gel-like fluid circulates nutrients, proteins and organelles within

  the cell

What does the mitochondrion do?

• Breaks down large food particles and worn out cell parts

• Stores food, water and waste

• Convert the energy in food into energy that the cell can use

• Supportive layer that wraps around protects the cell

What is the cytoplasm's function?

• Convert energy stored in food to energy the cell can use to live and function.

• Uses sunlight energy to make food for the plant

• Supporting layer that surrounds the cells of plants and some other organisms.

• Gel-like fluid circulates nutrients, proteins and organelles within the cell

What color is the chloroplast and what does it do?

• green

• Receives proteins, packages them, and distributes them to the other parts of the cell.

• Uses sunlight energy to make food for the plant

• red