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As a result, substances don’t need to travel as far to reach the center of a smaller cell. $100 Question from Microscopes This type of microscope can be used to view LIVING specimens. $100 Answer from Microscopes What is our normal light Microscope. $200 Question from Microscopes In the light microscope, the_______ Lens is closest to the eye, while the _________lens is closest to the Specimen. $200 Answer from Microscopes What are the Ocular (or eyepiece) and the Objective lenses. $300 Question from Microscopes This is what makes specimens Look bigger in the microscope! $300 Answer from Microscopes What is Magnification $400 Question from Microscopes This is the measure of the ability To clearly see the object. $400 Answer from Microscopes What is resolution. $500 Question from Microscopes This is the reason that BOTH Magnification and resolution are Important in Microscopes. $500 Answer from Microscopes What is that magnification is only as good as long as resolution is good. $100 Question from Organelles The nucleus of a cell contains all of The following EXCEPT: •Chromosomes •Mitochondria •DNA •RNA $100 Answer from Organelles What are Mitochondria $200 Question from Organelles A cell’s digestive enzymes are stored in what organelle? $200 Answer from Organelles What are Lysosomes $300 Question from Organelles The small, round structures found floating free in the cytoplasm; on the rough ER, AND make proteins are called? $300 Answer from Organelles What are Ribosomes. $400 Question from Organelles This important organelle takes energy from organic compounds and makes ATP for the cell. $400 Answer from Organelles What are Mitochondria! $500 Question from Organelles This important organelle uses photons of light to make carbohydrates from CO2 and H2O. $500 Answer from Organelles What are chloroplasts (found only in plants and algae!) $100 Question from Macromolecules Newly made ________ are transported to the smooth endoplasmic reticulum for further processing. $100 Answer from Macromolecules What are Proteins! $200 Question from Macromolecules This macromolecule determines the characteristics of the cell and directs the cell’s activities from the nucleus. $200 Answer from Macromolecules What is Deoxyribonucleic Acid! $300 Question from Macromolecules Proteins remain embedded in the lipid layer because some of the amino acids are _____________, as is the interior of the lipid layer. $300 Answer from Macromolecules What is NON-POLAR $400 Question from Macromolecules Which type of molecule is found In the cell membrane? •Carbohydrate •Protein •Phospholipid •All of the above $400 Answer from Macromolecules What is ALL OF THE ABOVE! $500 Question from Macromolecules The type of protein that gives cells their identity is a ________ protein; binding and Recognizing substances is a _________ protein; Biochemical proteins that are involved in reactions Are called___________; and the 4th protein, that aids movement of substances in and out of the cell is called _______________ $500 Answer from Macromolecules What are Marker proteins; Receptor proteins; Enzymes And Transport proteins. $100 Question from Miscellaneous The statement says that “Cells only arise from existing cells” Is part of the ______________. $100 Answer from Miscellaneous What is the Cell Theory $200 Question from Miscellaneous This system of microscopic protein fibers that supports the shape of the cell is called the ____________. $200 Answer from Miscellaneous What is the Cytoskeleton. $300 Question from Miscellaneous This area, found in the interior Of the cell, and contains ALL of The organelles of the cell, is called ________. $300 Answer from Miscellaneous What is the cytoplasm! $400 Question from Miscellaneous The lipid bilayer of the cell membrane •Provides a boundary between the cell and its surroundings. •Forms vesicles. •Transports substances into and out of the cell. •All of the above. $400 Answer from Miscellaneous What is all of the above! $500 Question from Miscellaneous These small ‘organelles’ move substances in and out of the cell from the ER and Golgi apparatus. $500 Answer from Miscellaneous What are vesicles! Final Jeopardy Label all the structures of a cell, and know its type. Final Jeopardy Answer