Nora is learning about how different parts of a cell work. She wants to know which part controls the cell's activities and contains the cell's DNA. Which part is it?

David is learning about how cells get their energy. He discovers that one part of the cell breaks down glucose to release ATP energy, earning it the nickname "powerhouse" of the cell. Which part of the cell is David learning about?

Ava is learning about cell organelles in her biology class. She wonders which part of the cell acts like a storage room, keeping water, food, and waste. What is the cell organelle that stores water, food and waste called?

Isla is learning about plant cells in her science class. Her teacher asks her, "What is the main function of chloroplasts in plant cells?"

Noah is studying for his biology test and comes across the Cell Theory. Which statement that Noah finds in his notes is NOT part of the Cell Theory?

Maya is reading about the history of biology and comes across the discovery of cells. She wonders which early scientist first discovered and named cells as "Cells." Who was it?

Charlotte is studying different types of living things in her biology class. She learns that some organisms are made up of many cells working together. What are these organisms called?

Benjamin is looking at different types of organisms under a microscope in his biology class. He wants to know which of the following types of organisms are Prokaryotes. Which should he choose?

Unicellular organisms are

Mason, Henry, and Scarlett are working on a science project about plants. They notice that the plants they are studying have a rigid structure. They discuss which organelle might be responsible for this. What do you think they concluded?

Using this image, what organelle is H? (Hint: Big purple organelle)

Using this image, what organelle is G?

Using this image, what organelle is E? (has DNA inside)

Scarlett is studying for her biology test and comes across a question: What is the difference between rough and smooth ER?

Benjamin is learning about how living things are organized. He wants to know the correct order of organization in the human body, starting from the smallest part to the largest. What is the correct order?

While working on a science project, Luna wonders which invention from the 17th century made it possible for scientists to develop modern cell theory. Which invention should she research?

Evelyn is reading a biology textbook and comes across the statement, "All animals are made of cells." She wonders who discovered this fact. Who was it?

Abigail is curious about what all plants are made of. She reads in her science book that all plants are made of cells.  This was discovered by....

Which cell type contains membrane-bound organelles that do different jobs?

I am the organelle that is involved in protein and lipid production.

Abigail works in a factory where her job is to modify and package products for delivery throughout the company. Which part of a cell does Abigail's job most closely resemble?

I am the membrane bound sac that transports proteins and other materials throughout the cell.

Emma visits her doctor and is diagnosed with strep throat, which is caused by a bacteria. What type of cells are irritating Emma's throat?

Abigail is reading a science book and comes across a section about the cell nucleus. She wonders, "What is the name of the genetic material that is inside the nucleus?"

Charlotte is learning about how the human body gets rid of waste at the cellular level. She wonders which organelle in a cell is responsible for eliminating waste. 

What is the function of the lysosomes?

Aiden is studying different parts of a plant in his science class. He learns that there is a cell structure found in the leaves, but NOT in the roots. Which cell structure is Aiden learning about?

Charlotte is working in a recycling center where she sorts out materials that can be broken down and reused. She comes across a special container filled with substances that can break down plastics, food scraps, and other waste into their basic building blocks, and also helps recycle broken or unused equipment. What is this container most similar to in a cell?

Which scientist concluded cells can only come from other cells by cell division?

Charlotte is learning about cells in her science class. Her teacher explains that there is an organelle found in both plant and animal cells that converts sugars into ATP energy, and is often called the powerhouse of the cell. Which organelle is Charlotte's teacher talking about?

Imagine Priya adds a spoonful of sugar to one side of a cup of water. Diffusion is the movement of sugar molecules from

When the concentration of solute molecules on both sides of a membrane is the same, the molecules will

Rohan is studying how substances move in and out of cells. He learns that some methods require the cell to use ATP energy. Which means of particle transport requires input of ATP energy from the cell?

Hannah places a raisin in a cup of water and notices that the raisin swells as water moves into it through its skin. The movement of water across the raisin's selectively permeable skin is called

Charlotte places an animal cell in a dish filled with fresh water. The cell bursts because the osmotic pressure causes

Abigail noticed that when she put a drop of food coloring in a glass of water, the color spread throughout the water without her stirring or adding anything. This spreading of color is an example of passive transport because it occurs WITHOUT

Jackson is conducting an experiment with red blood cells. He places the cells into a HYPERTONIC solution, which has a _____ concentration of solute than the interior of the cell. As a result, the cells will ______ when placed into this solution.

Aria places a raisin into a hypotonic solution. The solution has a ______ concentration of solute than the raisin's cells, and the raisin's cells will _____ when placed into the hypotonic solution.

The picture is an example of _________________.

What do the Cilia that are pictured do?

What is the long tail like structure portion of this cell?

The purpose of the cytoskeleton of the cell is.....

What type of cells are totipotent, and can differentiate into any type of body cell?

Why are nerve and bone cells different structurally and functionally?

Once a stem cell differentiates or specializes, it cannot be reversed.