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