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Worksheetswray identify cells
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 2hrs 1mins
Cell Theory- what do all cells have
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what is the job of a cytoskeleton
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the mitochondria in animal cells looks the same
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This is the rough ER.
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This is the smooth ER.
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This is the Golgi Apparatus.
THIS IS ONLY IN ANIMAL CELLS! *STAR*
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CENTRIOLES LOOK LIKE A SUN! THEY ARE ONLY IN ANIMAL CELLS *STAR*
What is the difference between Cilia and flagella (select all that apply.)
Cilia is shorter, Flagella is longer
Cilia moves fluid across the cell's surface, Flagella move the cell through extracellular fluid
Flagella is longer, Cilia is shorter
Flagella moves fluid across the cell's surface, Cilia moves the cell through extracellular fluid
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THE MITOCHONDRIA LOOKS LIKE ZIGZAGS!
What happens in the Mitochondria?
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THE CHLOROPLAST IS A LOT OF STRAIGHT LINES! ONLY IN PLANT CELLS, STAR IT!
What happens in the chloroplast?
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THE CELL WALL IS IN PLANT CELLS ONLY! STAR IT! THINK OF IT LIKE A BORDER FOR A COUNTRY!
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CENTRAL VACOULE IS ONLY IN PLANT CELLS! STAR IT! IT'S A BIG BLOB
Where are lysosomes found?
Animal Cells ONLY
Plant Cells ONLY
Plant Cells & Animal Cells
Where are ribosomes found?
Animal Cells ONLY
Plant Cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
Where is a Cell Wall found?
Animal Cells ONLY
Plant Cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
No nucleus
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Nucleus
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
No membrane-bound organelles
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Membrane-bound organelles
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Division by binary-fission
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Division by Mitosis
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Unicellular
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Uni- or multicellular
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
Do PROKARYOTES have a cell wall?
Yes, made of peptidoglycan
Only fungi and plants, made of chitin or cellulose
Do EUKARYOTES have a cell wall?
Yes, made of peptidoglycan
Only fungi and plants, made of chitin or cellulose
Examples of organisms that are prokaryotic?
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Examples of organisms that are eukaryotic?
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THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
THIS IS THE RIBOSOME! NOTE THE DIFFERENCE! PLANT CELLS IT IS WHERE ROUGH ER IS!!! AND FOR THE ANIMAL, IT IS SMALL DOTS
Where is the central vacoule?
Animal cells ONLY
Plant cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
Where is the central vacoule?
Animal cells ONLY
Plant cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
Where is the central vacoule?
Animal cells ONLY
Plant cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
Where is the central vacoule?
Animal cells ONLY
Plant cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
Where is the central vacoule?
Animal cells ONLY
Plant cells ONLY
Animal Cells & Plant Cells
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
THIS IS THE LYSOSOME! IT IS A DOT (not small, BIGGER dot) AND IS NOT IN PLANT CELLS! ONLY ANIMAL CELLS!
Homeostasis
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Stimulus
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Response
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what does a positive feedback loop do
Intensifies the response
Deintensifies the response
Is neutral, does neither
what does a negative feedback loop do
Intensifies the response
Deintensifies the response
Is neutral, stabilizes
what is the responsibility of the cell membrane
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What can pass through the cell membrane EASILY?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
things that are small
nonpolar
hydrophobic/neutral
water
polar, large molecules
What can pass through the cell membrane NOT EASILY?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
things that are small
nonpolar
hydrophobic/neutral
water
polar, large molecules
What energy does PASSIVE TRANSPORT require?
No extra energy
Extra energy
Extra Energy (ATP)
What energy does ACTIVE TRANSPORT require?
No extra energy
Extra energy
Extra Energy (ATP)
Solute
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Solvent
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Solution
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Concentration
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What is simple diffusion
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What is facilitated diffusion
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What is osmosis
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Water molecules move down a WHAT?
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Is a hypertonic solution:
lower than the cell’s cytoplasm
higher than the cell’s cytoplasm
identical to the cell's cytoplasm
Is a hypotonic solution:
lower than the cell’s cytoplasm
higher than the cell’s cytoplasm
identical to the cell's cytoplasm
Is a isotonic solution:
lower than the cell’s cytoplasm
higher than the cell’s cytoplasm
identical to the cell's cytoplasm
COMPLETE PASSIVE TRANSPORT OSMOSIS CONCEPT 2 SLIDES SLIDE 14 TAKE SCREENSHOTS USE THEM AS ANSWERS
Where do molecular pumps go through
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What does endocytosis use
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What does exocytosis
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