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Cell Jeopardy Questions
What I expect from you today- Actively participate in the game. When you get to each
question, star whether or not YOU knew the correct answer next to that question. At
the end of the game you should have a minimum of 18 stars (75%). After the game I
would like you to reflect on which topics you excelled and which needed improvement.
Animal Cells:
100 points
Question: What organelle is the red arrow pointing to?
Answer:
200 points
Question: How would you describe a mitochondria?
Answer:
300 points
Question: What are small round structures in cells that break down large food
particles into smaller ones and recycle old cell parts called?
Answer:
400 points
Question: What is the name and function of the organelle the red
arrow is pointing to?
Answer:
500 points
Question: What is the name of the process animal cells go through to make more of
themselves?
Answer:
Plant Cells:
100 points
Question: What is the name and function of the organelle the red
arrow is pointing to?
Answer:
200 points
Question: What are chloroplasts responsible for in the cell?
Answer:
300 points
Question: There is an organelle missing from this picture of a plant cell.
What is it?
Answer:
400 points
Question: Does a plant cell have mitochondria? Why or why not?
Answer:
.
500 points
Question: Why do plants wilt and droop?
Answer:
A
Cells in General:
100 points
Question: Where is the cytoplasm located in this
picture?
Answer:
B
C
200 points
Question: What is the job of the cell membrane?
Answer:
300 points
Question: What is responsible for making a girl’s eyes blue?
Answer:
D
400 points
Question: A tiny cell structure that carries out a specific function within a cell is called
what?
Answer:
500 points
Question: Which organelle is the arrow pointing
to? What is its function?
Answer:
Moving in and out:
100 points
Question: What is diffusion?
Answer:
200 points
Question: What is osmosis?
Answer:
300 points
Question: What is the difference between passive transport and active transport?
Answer:
400 points
Question: Name two examples of active transport.
Answer:
500 points
Question: Look at the picture. What is going on in the cell…passive or active
transport? How do you know?
Water
Cell Membrane
Molecule
Answer:
Mixed Bag:
100 points
Question: What part of a cell has a function that can be compared to our brain?
Why?
Answer:
200 points
Question: What would happen if you put a red blood cell into a beaker of water with
a high salt concentration? Why?
Answer:
300 points
Question: What does the cell theory state?
Answer:
400 points
Question: What two scientists contributed to the cell theory?
Answer:
500 points
Question: What are three differences between plant cells and animal cells?
Answer:
Sugar
Molecule