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Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is Prokaryotic?
Unicellular
Multicellular
Has Nucleus
Has Membrane Oragnelle
What is Eukaryotic?
No Nucleus
Has Nucleus
Multicellular
Cell Wall
What is Prokaryotic?
No Nucleus
Plant/Animal
Has Membrane Organelles
Cell Wall
Is Bacteria an example of Prokaryotic?
True
False
What is a cell?
basic unit of life
body
red
blood
Bacteria
Living, treatable, can grow anywhere
Non-living, needs host, must take its toll
Eukaryotic
Virus
living, treatable, can grow anywhere
Non-living, needs host, must take its toll
Organelles
vacuole storage, ribosomes makes proteins, lysosomes digest, mitio energy (ATP), cell wall
Organs
inside the cell wall
Lipids?
Carbon building blocks
DNA
works in immune system
Carbs?
Bread
foundation
DNA
Works in immune system
Nucleic Acid
works in immune system
DNA
building blocks
stomach acid
Cell membrane (Parts)
part of membrane is protein.
no energy needed
needs energy
Cell membrane (Passive)
no energy needed, H2O O2, no proteins needed, Osmosis, diffusion
Needs energy(ATP), proteins to move molecules
Cell membrane (Active)
Needs energy(ATP), proteins to move molecules
no energy needed
no proteins
Osmosis
Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
Requires a helper protein
sleeping disorder
Facilitated diffusion
Requires a helper protein= no energy
diffusion throughout the world
Stem Cells
in one are of the body.
a cell that is apart of a certain muscle or organ
cells in the spine
A cell that can replace damaged or dead cells
Stem cell location
everywhere in the body.
Blood
Organs
Muscles
Do proteins consist of one or more long chains of amino acid residues?
Yes
No
How is a biomolecule produced?
produced by a living organism
by a cell
by bacteria
Can a infectious disease be passed along?
No
Yes
is a infectious disease a virus?
yes
no
can a non-infectious disease be passed along?
No
Yes
is a non-infectious disease a bacteria
yes
no
