Transcript Chapter 1 Cells: Basic Units for Life Review Game

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What do all organisms need in order to
live?
a. sunlight
b. exercise
c. energy and raw materials
d. shelter
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What do all organisms need to get rid of
in order to live?
a. wastes
b. heat
c. energy
d. fat
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What do materials go in and out of an
organism’s cells through?
a. mouths
b. pores
c. mitochondria
d. cell membranes
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What is the process that moves particles
from areas of higher to areas of lower
concentration called?
a. transportation
b. diffusion
c. active transport
d. travel
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What is the process that moves particles
from areas of lower to areas of higher
concentration?
a. transportation
b. diffusion
c. active transport
d. osmosis
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What helps wilted plants become firm
during osmosis?
a. sunlight
b. water
c. energy
d. heat
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Fluids in an organism’s cells are made
mostly of this.
a. cell membrane
b. osmosis
c. water
d. cell plates
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This forms between two new cells during
plant cell cytokinesis.
a. cell membrane
b. osmosis
c. water
d. cell plates
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During this, water molecules move from
higher to lower concentration.
a. cell membrane
b. osmosis
c. water
d. cell plates
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Water moves through this in osmosis.
a. cell membrane
b. osmosis
c. water
d. cell plates
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The process in which plants make food
with sunlight, CO2, and water .
a. fermentation
b. cellular respiration
c. food
d. photosynthesis
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How many animals get energy.
a. fermentation
b. cellular respiration
c. food
d. photosynthesis
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The breakdown of food using oxygen .
a. fermentation
b. cellular respiration
c. food
d. photosynthesis
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The breakdown of food without oxygen.
a. fermentation
b. cellular respiration
c. food
d. photosynthesis
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Pairs of chromosomes are called
__________________________.
a. mitosis
b. chromosomes
c. homologous chromosomes
d. DNA
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Cells divide into two new cells by the
process of ______________ .
a. mitosis
b. chromosomes
c. homologous chromosomes
d. DNA
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Right before mitosis occurs, the
___________make copies of themselves.
a. mitosis
b. chromosomes
c. homologous chromosomes
d. DNA
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In the process of _____________ , cells
bring in large particles.
a. exocytosis
b. fermentation
c. endocytosis
d. cellular respiration
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In the process of ______________________,
cells remove large particles.
a. exocytosis
b. fermentation
c. endocytosis
d. cellular respiration
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When oxygen breaks down food to release
energy, it is called ____________.
a. exocytosis
b. fermentation
c. endocytosis
d. cellular respiration
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Breaking down food for energy without
using oxygen is _______________.
a. exocytosis
b. fermentation
c. endocytosis
d. cellular respiration
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Look at the figure. What two processes
does it show?
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Look at the figure. What are released
during cellular respiration?
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Chromatids separate and move to opposite
sides of the cell.
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The chromosomes line up along the equator
of the cell.
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Before mitosis begins, chromosomes are
copied.
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The nuclear membrane forms around the
two sets of chromosomes, and the
chromosomes unwind. Mitosis is complete.
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Mitosis begins. The nuclear membrane
dissolves. Chromosomes condense into
rodlike structures.
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Name the cell structures that are needed for
photosynthesis and the cell structures that are
needed for cellular respiration.
Chloroplasts are needed for
photosynthesis. Cellular
respiration requires
mitochondria.
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Describe the three stages of the cell cycle of a
eukaryotic cell.
The first stage is cell growth and
copying of DNA (duplication.) The
second stage is mitosis, and the third
stage is cytokinesis (cell division.)
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