Sophia is observing different organisms in her biology class. She wants to identify a characteristic that is common to all living things. Which of the following should she choose?

Grace is curious about the tiny structures that make up living organisms. What tool should she use to see cells?

Aiden is exploring the forest and comes across various things. Which of the following things he finds is made of cells?

Grace is studying biology and she wants to know what all cells need to survive?

Ethan is looking through a microscope in his science class. He observes a tiny organism that consists of only one cell. Which of the following is he most likely observing?

Aiden is building a model of a plant cell for his biology class. He wants to know which part of the plant cell gives it structure and protection, specifically for plants. Can you help him identify it?

Ethan is studying different types of cells in his biology class. He learns that one type of cell does NOT have a nucleus. Which type of cell is it?

In a biology class, Maya and Arjun are discussing cell structures. Maya says that one type of cell has a nucleus while the other does not. What is the main difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

Noah is learning about cell biology in his science class. His teacher explains that a certain part of the cell is responsible for producing energy. What is the function of the mitochondria?

During a biology class, Aria is learning about plant cells. Her teacher asks, "Which organelle is responsible for making food in plant cells?"

Imagine a security guard at the entrance of a building. What is the function of the cell membrane in a similar way?

Aria is curious about why her garden plants have green leaves. Why do plant cells need chloroplasts, but animal cells do not?

Luna is exploring a forest and finds a new organism. She observes it under a microscope and notices it has a nucleus, a cell wall, and chloroplasts. What type of organism is it most likely?

Why do red blood cells not have a nucleus?

Abigail and Noah are looking at different types of cells under a microscope. Abigail points out that one type of cell has a nucleus, while the other does not. What is the main difference between these two types of cells?

Luna is studying cell biology and she wants to know which of the following is NOT an organelle?

Maya is observing different types of cells under a microscope. She notices that some cells are much smaller than both plant and animal cells. What type of cells is she likely observing?

What does it mean that bacteria are prokaryotic?

In a school, the principal's office is like the nucleus of the school. What does the principal's office do?

Kai is studying the human body and wants to know which cells have dendrites and axons. Can you help him identify them?

When Ethan lifts weights at the gym, what allows his muscles to expand and contract?

Evelyn is studying human biology and learns about different cell types. She wonders, which organelle do red blood cells not contain?

Imagine James is learning about the nervous system. He discovers the job of the axon and dendrites. What would happen if there were a problem with these structures?

Lily is conducting an experiment in her biology class. She observes a cell under the microscope and notices a certain part of the cell. What is the physical description of the cytoplasm she observes?

Emma is studying cell biology and wonders what would happen if there was a problem with the cell membrane. What could go wrong?

William and Maya are observing cells under a microscope in their biology class. William asks Maya, "How can we tell that a eukaryotic cell is more evolved/advanced than a prokaryotic cell?"

Avery noticed that she was getting sick more often than usual. After visiting the doctor, she was told there was a problem with her white blood cells. What would be a symptom of this issue?

Ethan and Aria are discussing their biology homework. Ethan says, "Which statement is true about cells?"

Benjamin is running a marathon and needs his body to function efficiently. What is the main job of red blood cells in helping him during the race?

What is ATP?

Evelyn and Mason are observing cells under a microscope. Evelyn notices something unique about the plant cells. What is the main difference between plant and animal cells?

Michael is growing a plant in his room. Which of these is NOT needed for the plant to perform photosynthesis?

Sophia observed that all living things can move in their environment. Is this statement true?

Liam is curious about the vegetables he eats, like potatoes, carrots, and beets. He wonders if the parts of these root vegetables that we consume all have chloroplasts.

Scarlett is learning about how cells in the human body get their energy. She discovers that mitochondria are organelles that...

Vacuoles are used for

Priya and Arjun are discussing the differences between plant and animal cells in their biology class. Priya asks, "What structures are missing from animal cells that can be found in plant cells?"

In a school project, students Luna, Aiden, and Kai are assigned different roles to complete a task. They must collaborate effectively to succeed. Do organelles in a cell work in a similar way?

The parts of a cell that help it function are called _______.

List 3 different organelles found inside of a cell:

The parts of a cell that help it function are called _______.

The ______of a plant cell are where photosynthesis takes place. Animals do not have these.

What is the purpose of the cell wall?

The gooey, jelly-like part of a cell is called the:

DNA is found in this part of a cell:

What PART of the plant did you look at under the microscope in the Gizmo, that absorbed water and nutrients for the plant?

WHY did we not see any chloroplasts in the onion cells that we observed?

Which of the following is NOT part of the cell theory:

The difference between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells is that eukaryotic cells do not have a nucleus nor membrane-bound organelles.

Which part of the cell surrounds the cell and is selectively permeable, meaning it only allows certain molecules in and out.

What is the jelly-like material inside cells that surrounds all the internal cell structures.

What do we call the collection of fibers within the cell that provide support for the cell and its organelles.

Which organelle in the cell is not a membrane-bound organelle and makes proteins?

Which membrane-bound organelle contains the genetic material of the cell (such as DNA) ?

These cells HAVE a nucleus

These cells have no nucleus