Transcript celljeopardyfinal

Scientists
Cell Parts
Fluid
Mov’t in
Cells
Parts &
Functions
Body
Systems
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This scientist looked at cork
cells under a microscope and
gave “cells” their name.
Who is Robert Hooke?
This scientist was the first to
use these instruments (called
microscopes) because of his
great skill of grinding lenses
Who is Leewenhoek?
This was Virchow’s
contribution to the
Cell Theory.
What is that all cells come from preexisting
cells; plant cells come from plant cells
and animal cells come from animal cells.
This was Schwann’s
contribution to the
Cell Theory.
What is that cells are the basic unit of
life?
These are the three parts of
the cell theory.
What is
1. Cells are the basic unit of life
2. All living things are made up of one
or more cells
3. All cells come from preexisting
cells?
These are three examples of
organelles.
Various answers.
This is the semi-jelly like
environment in which most of
the cell’s activities take place.
What is the cytosol? (cytoplasm)
This organelle only occurs in the
plant cell – and provides support for
the cell
What is the cell wall?
This is the name of the organelle
where the process of photosynthesis
takes place and contains a green
pigment called chlorophyll.
What is the Chloroplasts?
These balloonlike spaces
within the cytoplasm store
waste and food and other
substances the cell cannot
use right away.
What are vacuoles ?
This type of membrane only
allows certain materials to
cross it.
What is an selectively permeable?
This type of membrane lets
nothing cross it.
What is impermeable?
This process happens when an
ink blob spreads apart from a
concentrated area into area
where there are fewer ink
particles.
What is diffusion?
The movement of “water”
from an area of high
concentration to an area of
low concentration
What is Osmosis?
These are the three types of
cell membranes.
1.
What is
Selectively Permeable
2. Permeable
3. Impermeable
This is the function of the
nucleus.
What is it controls all of the functions of
the cell?
This is the function cell wall.
What is support?
This tough material makes
cell walls thicker and more
rigid than cell membranes.
What is cellulose?
These green pigment absorbs
sunlight.
What is chlorophyll ?
This organelle distributes
materials such as oxygen and
food to different parts of the
cell.
What is Cytoplasm ?
These tiny fingerlike
projections in your small
intestine increase this _____
to allow for more efficient
absorption of nutrients.
What is surface area?: This allow for
more efficient absorption of nutrients.
This component of your blood
is responsible for defending
against infection.
What are white blood cells?
Another name for the
circulatory disorder “Silent
Killer”.
What is High Blood Pressure?
This component of the blood
carries nutrients, waste
products, hormones and
blood cells.
What is Plasma ?
Your body’s response to
stimuli are co-ordinated by
this system.
What is your nervous system ?
Plants are made up of these two
types of vascular tissues.
What is Phloem tissue and Xylem
Tissue?
This tissue is responsible for
transporting water throughout the
plant.
What is Xylem tissue?
These special structures in
veins prevent blood from
flowing backward.
What are valves?
These are the smallest blood
vessels.
What are capillaries ?
This process allows gas to be obtained
by the respiratory system and then on to
the circulatory system.
What is diffusion?