Transcript Cell Jeopardy Review

The Cell
Miss Fallentine
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What is fermentation?
The breakdown of food
without the use of oxygen
Row 1, Col 1
What is cellular respirartion?
The process by which cells
use oxygen to
produce energy from food
1,2
What is Photosynthesis?
Glucose and Oxygen are
Given off as a result of this
1,3
What is cellular respiration?
Glucose and oxygen are used
in this process
1,4
What is cellular respiration?
Carbon Dioxide, Water, and
ATP are given off in this
process
2,1
What is cytokenesis?
This is the only part of the cell cycle
that is different between
A plant and animal cell.
2,2
What is chloroplast?
The organelle that
uses sunlight, carbon
dioxide, and water to make food
2,3
What is the lysosome?
The organelle that digests wastes, cell
Parts, and foreign invaders
2,4
What are the vacuoles?
The organelle that
stores water and other materials
3,1
What is the nucleus?
the organelle that contains the
cell’s DNA
3,2
What is the mitochondrion
The organelle that breaks down
Food molecules to make ATP
3,3
What are ribosomes?
The organelle upon
which amino acids
are hooked together to
make proteins
3,4
What is the endoplasmic reticulum?
The organelle that makes lipids,
breaks down toxic substances,
and packages proteins for
the Golgi complex
4,1
What is the Golgi complex?
The organelle that processes
the transports
materials within
and out of the cell
4,2
What is cytoplasm?
The material the makes up inside
of the
“rest of the cell” and gives the
Cell its shape
4,3
What is the cell, tissue, organ, organ system, and
organism
The order of the levels of
organization
4,4
What is the interphase?
Before mitosis, chromosomes
Are copied and each chromosome
Is copied
1,5
What is metaphase?
The part of mitosis where the
chromatid line up at the
Center of the cell
2,5
What is the telophase?
The stage where mitosis is
Complete and a nuclear
Membrane forms
3,5
What is the anaphase?
Stage of mitosis where the
Chromatid more to opposite
sides of the cell
4,5