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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Do You
Know
Me?
Now I
see You
I do
Stuff
Factory
Life
Don’t
Fence
Me In
You
Gotta
Grow
Round 2
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Final
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I’m alive and have a barrier
membrane and DNA.
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What is a Cell?
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I’m a small cell without a nuclear
membrane.
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What is a Prokaryote?
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I’m generally larger and more
complex than Prokaryotes.
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What is an Eukaryote?
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Not only do I have a nucleus but I
also have chloroplasts.
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What is a Plant Cell.
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I have a capsule, a cell wall, and a cell
membrane; heck I might even have
flagella.
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What is a bacteria OR prokaryote?
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Magnification power of a 10X
eyepiece and a 40X objective.
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What is 400X
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I have names like TEM and SEM
and much greater magnification
power than your typical light
microscope.
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What is electron microscope?
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The barrier found outside a plant
cells membrane.
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What is cell wall?
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The location of the nucleus in
most plant cells.
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What is near to cell membrane or
cell wall.
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As magnification increases,
depth of field…
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What is decreases?
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The storage organelle.
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What is the vacuole?
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I begin where the nuclear
membrane ends.
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What is endoplasmic reticulum?
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I’m typically the largest organelle
in plant cells.
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What is vacuole?
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I’m the recycling center of a cell.
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What is lysosome?
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I’m part of the cytoskeleton but I
also help cells move.
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What are microtubules and
microfilaments?
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I put together amino acids to
make proteins.
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What are ribosomes?
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I make ribosomes.
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What is nucleolus?
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Area of the cell where most
proteins are made.
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What is rough endoplasmic
reticulum?
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I’m the brains of cellular
operations because I contain the
information to make proteins.
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What is DNA (chromosomes)?
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I modify proteins helping them to
become more functional.
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What is Golgi apparatus?
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The main component of the cell
membrane.
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What is lipid bi-layer?
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What facilitated diffusion, normal
diffusion, and osmosis all have in
common.
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What is movement from high to
low concentration and/or don’t
require energy?
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Besides a concentration
difference, facilitated diffusion
also requires this.
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What are protein channels?
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A protein pump that causes the
concentration of K ions inside the
cell to increase is an example of
this.
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What is active transport?
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Movement out of the cell.
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What is exocytosis?
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As cells get larger ______ grows
faster than ______.
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What is Volume grows faster than
Surface Area?
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The most important function of
mitosis.
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What is to make exact copies of
the DNA?
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The phase of mitosis where the
chromatids line up in the middle
of the cell.
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What is metaphase?
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The phase of mitosis most cells
are likely to be in.
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What is interphase?
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Besides chromosomes what else
doubles during interphase for
animal cells.
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What is centromeres?
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Tonics
I have a
Theory
I can do
that!
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Who
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Organiz
ation
Picture
This!
Round 1
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Final
Jeopardy
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The same concentration of
solutes inside the cell and the
solution.
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What is isotonic?
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This type of solution results in
plant cells gaining mass.
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What is hypotonic?
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The concentration of solutes is
greater in the solution than the
cell.
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What is hypertonic?
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The beaker on the right at
equilibrium in a vacuum in a zero
gravity situation is this type of
solution.
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What is isotonic?
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The name of the process plant
cells undergo when placed in
hypertonic solutions.
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What is plasmolisis?
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Cells fall into 2 broad categories
based on this cell part.
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What is a nucleus?
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The work of Schleiden and
Schwann summarizes this part of
the cell theory.
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What is All (both plants and
animals) living things are made of
cells?
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The only way to get new cells.
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What is from existing cells?
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Besides being the things all living
things are composed of, cells are
also…
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What is the basic units of
structure and function in living
things?
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Based on the cell theory were
heat killed viruses ever alive in
the first place?
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What is “NO” cause all living
things are composed of cells and
viruses are not composed of
cells?
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Organelle that makes proteins
using coded instructions that
come from the nucleus.
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What are ribosomes?
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Organelle that captures the
energy found in sunlight.
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What are chloroplasts?
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Organelle that converts the
chemical energy stored in food
into compounds that are more
convenient for the cell to use.
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What are mitochondria?
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Structures that carry out cell
movement.
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What are micro tubules and micro
filaments?
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Organelle that helps insure
mitosis works properly in animal
cells.
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What are centrioles?
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The first person to see and
identify cells.
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Who is Robert Hooke?
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Observed tiny living organisms in
pond water.
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Who is Anton van Leeuwenhoek?
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Between plants and animals
which was the first proposed to
be made of cells.
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What are plants?
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Proposed plants were made of
cells.
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Who is Matthias Schleiden?
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Proposed all animals were
composed of cells.
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Who is Theodor Schwann?
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Smallest unit of living things.
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What are cells?
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Group of similar cells that
perform a particular function.
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What is tissue?
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Different tissue groups that work
together.
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What are organs?
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Two examples of human organ
systems.
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What are: nervous, digestive,
circulatory, endocrine, skeletal,
integumentary, muscular,
excretory, reproductive, or
immune?
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The result of unregulated mitosis.
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What is cancer?
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What is bacteria/prokaryotes
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What is animal/eukaryotic cell?
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What are onion cells?
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What are cheek cells?
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What are elodea cells?
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I get so big I pop!
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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What happens to animal cells
placed in hypotonic solutions.
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What are lyses?
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