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Jeopardy Sec. 2.1 Cell Organization Cell Miscellaneous Specialization Bacteria Protists $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy 1 - $100 The four levels (in order) of organization. Cell, tissue, organ, organ system 1 - $200 Fat, nerve, and muscle are examples of this. What is tissue? 1 - $300 The major organs of this system include the eyes, ears and spinal cord. What is the nervous system? 1 - $400 The two systems that the pancreas is part of. What is the digestive and endocrine systems? 1 - $500 It’s function is the coordination & regulation of body activities What is the endocrine system? 2 - $100 Another name for unicellular organisms, like bacteria, is this. What are micro-organisms or microbes? 2 - $200 Bacteria are prokaryotic meaning they lack this. What is a nucleus? 2 - $300 A whip-like tail used for movement. What is a flagellum? 2 - $400 Bacteria is very successful because they live everywhere and have changed little in this amount of time. What is several billions of years? 2 - $500 Antibiotics kill bacteria by destroying this. What is the cell wall? 3 - $100 This is a plantlike protist that uses a flagella to move. What is an euglena? 3 - $200 This is an animal-like protist that uses a pseudopod to move. What is an amoeba? 3 - $300 This is an animal-like protist that uses cilia to move. What is a paramecium? 3 - $400 This is how Euglena gets its food. What is photosynthesis? 3 - $500 This organelle directs plant-like protists to sunlight. What is the eyespot? 4 - $100 These cells are long & thin to help conduct electrical signals. What are nerve cells? 4 - $200 This system is lined with mucus & cilia to help capture & brush away any inhaled dirt/debris. What is the respiratory system? 4 - $300 Most of the cytoplasm in a fat cell is occupied by these organelles. What are vacuoles? 4 - $400 Finger-like projections that line the small intestine. What are villi? 4 - $500 This is the special protein that helps red blood cells carry oxygen. What is hemoglobin? 5 - $100 Most active cells will be this size. What is small? 5 - $200 Although most fungi are multicellular, this is an example of a unicellular fungus. What is yeast? 5 - $300 This organelle pumps extra water out of protists. What is a contractile vacuole? 5 - $400 Surface area relates to this part of a cell. What is the cell membrane? 5 - $500 To be most efficient at transporting nutrients in & wastes out, a cell needs to have this. What is a large surface area to volume ratio? Final Jeopardy Give an example of a cell, a tissue, an organ & an organ system. Show your teacher your answer! Great job & good luck on next day’s test