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  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • What part of the cell is labeled "B"?
    Chloroplasts
    Cytoplasm
    Cell Wall
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • The part of the cell that regulates what molecules enters and leaves the cell; protects the cell from outside environment
    cell membrane
  • Protecting the cell and giving it it's shape is unique to 
    the cell membrane
    the nucleus
    the ribosomes
    the cell wall
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • Where is DNA stored in a cell?
    Lysosome
    Cell membrane
    Nucleus
    Cytoplasm
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • The organelle responsible for getting rid of a cells waste
    Golgi Body
    Nucleus
    Ribosome
    Lysosome
  • Cell with genetic material surrounded by a membrane
    Youcarryyoats
    prokaryote
    eukaryote
  • The organelle found in plant cells and most algae where photosynthesis occurs; houses chlorophyll
    Chloroplasts
  • Groups of tissue that perform a similar function.
    Organs.
  • Since prokaryotes don't have a nucleus, they can't contain DNA
    True
    False
  • Which organelle modifies and transports proteins?
    Lysosome
    Endoplasmic reticulum
    Chloroplast
    Ribosome
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • BONUS: Do ALL cells have a cell membrane, including plants?
    YES, all cells have a cell membrane. *There are a few exceptions*
  • Which object is an example of a prokaryotic cell
    a pug
    a plant cell
    a bacterium
    an animal cell
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • The organelle responsible for storing nutrients and water.
    Vacuoles
  • Which organelle is labeled "I
    Cell Wall
    Golgi Body
    Cell membrane
    Chloroplast
  • Look at the image, are these unicellular or multicellular?
    Multicellular
    Unicellular
    monocellular
    polycellular
  • This organelle is responsible for storing; water, waste and nutrients
    Vacuole
    Nucleus
    Cytoplasm
    Ribosome
  • What is the cell theory?
    the cell is the smallest unit of life
    All of the above
    new cells come from preexisting cells
    living things are made of one or more cells;
  • Which organelle helps in protein synthesis?
    Vacuole
    Endoplasmic reticulum
    Chloroplast
    Ribosome
  • Which organelle packages proteins?
    Mitochondria
    Nucleus
    Golgi apparatus
    Ribosome
  • Are organelles alive?
    No, organelles are not living. They perform functions in the cell to keep the cell alive.
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • The smallest unit of structure and function in living things.
    Cells
  • Which organelle is labeled 'J'?
    Golgi body
    mitochondria
    Nucleus
    Cell Wall
  • Which organelle stores water and nutrients?
    Ribosome
    Vacuole
    Golgi apparatus
    Nucleus
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • Gel like fluid inside a cell is called ___.
    chloroplast
    ribosome
    cytoplasm
    mitochondria
  • The organelle found only in plant cells (and some fungi and bacteria) that helps strengthen and support the plant.
    Cell Wall
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • The organelles responsible for producing the energy in the cell for biochemical reactions; the Powerhouse
    Mitochondria
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • Which organelle is found only in plant cells?
    Mitochondria
    Lysosome
    Chloroplast
    Ribosome
  • The 'control center' for the cell that also stores DNA in eukaryotic cells.
    Nucleus
  • What is the jelly-like fluid inside cells?
    Mitochondria
    Nucleus
    Cytoplasm
    Cell wall
  • Which organelle contains enzymes for digestion?
    Vacuole
    Lysosome
    Nucleus
    Golgi apparatus
  • What is this unicellular organism called?
    a for cell sign
    A bacterium / prokaryotic cell
    A eukaryotic cell
    A white blood cell
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • the pigment found in chloroplasts that give them the green color is
    chlorophyl
    chloroform
    chlorine
    chloroplast
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • This organelle is jelly-like and takes up the space not occupied by other organelles
    Cell Membrane
    Ribosome
    Nucleus
    Cytoplasm
  • The gel-like fluid that fills over 50% of the cell; where chemical reactions happen within the cell.
    Cytoplasm
  • What is the name of this Power House organelle?
    Nucleus
    Mitochondria
    Endoplasmic Reticulum
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • Groups of organs that perform a similar function.
    Organ Systems
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • What is THEE ONE BIG difference between Eukaryotes and Prokaryotic Cells?
    Prokaryotes don't have a membrane bound nucleus
    Eukaryotes don't have a membrane bound nucleus
    prokaryotes are cuter than eukaryotes
    Shape and size
  • the living entity; most are made up of groups of organ systems.
    organism
  • Membrane-bound cell structure with a specialized function
    nucleus
    organelle
    mitochondria
  • series of reactions that convert light energy, water, and CO2 into glucose and give off oxygen
    Fermentation
    Photosynthesis
    Cellular respiration
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • What is the function of the cell wall?
    Protein synthesis
    Energy production
    Water storage
    Support and protection
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • Name 3 organelles not found in animal cells.
    cytoplasm, nucleus, cell wall
    Cell Wall, Large Central Vacuole, Chloroplasts
    Cell Wall, Cell membrane, cellulitis
    Cell wall, nucleus, chloroplasts
  • Which organelle converts sunlight to energy?
    Mitochondria
    Chloroplast
    Golgi apparatus
    Nucleus
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • Name this membrane bound organelle.
    Golgi Body
    Smooth E. R.
    Nucleus
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • Which organelle produces energy?
    Nucleus
    Ribosome
    Mitochondria
    Golgi apparatus
  • Organisms with a Nucleus and membrane bound organelles are
    Eukaryotes
    Prokaryotes
    All Biotic things
    All Living things
  • A unicellular organisms performs all functions needed for survival within one cell.
    False
    True
  • True or false: Lysosomes digest waste in cells
    True
    False
  • Which function describes what a mitochondrion does?
    releases energy from food
    stores food, water, and wastes
    makes food using sunlight
  • The organelles responsible for clean up and keeping the cell free of unwanted waste
    Lysosome
  • This organelle is found all over the cell and is responsible for protein synthesis
    Cell Membrane
    Nucleus
    Ribosome
    Endoplasmic Reticulum
  • What surrounds and protects the cell?
    Vacuole
    Cell wall
    Nucleus
    Cell membrane
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    MULTICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • What are the whip-like structure used for movement called in this bacterium?
    Whiskers
    Flagella
    Pilli
  • Which organelle is the control center?
    Nucleus
    Vacuole
    Mitochondria
    Ribosome
  • Which organelle is labeled 'G'?
    Cell Wall
    Cell Membrane
    Golgi Body
  • This organelle has many functions including; guarding, support and recognition of other cells
    Nucleus
    Cell Membrane
    Ribosome
    Vacuole
  • The organelles responsible for synthesizing (creating, forming) proteins for the cell.
    Ribosomes
  • This organelle is the control center of the cell, it houses DNA
    Cell Membrane
    Nucleus
    Vacuole
    Mitochondria
  • This organelle turns chemical energy into cell energy
    Ribosome
    Nucleus
    Cell Membrane
    Mitochondria
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
  • Groups of cells that perform the same function.
    Tissue
  • UNICELLULAR OR MULTICELLULAR?
    UNICELLULAR
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