Transcript Jeopardy - Camerado Springs Middle School

This is...
Science
Group 1
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Group 4
Now entering the studio are our Contestants!!!
Here are the
categories...
Observing
Cells
Interior of
Cells and Cell
Structure
Chemical
Compounds
In Cells
The Cell In
Its
Environment
1st Contestants step
up and prepare for
the first question
Observing Cells
Interior of Cells
Chemicals in Cells
A Cells
Environment
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The first
scientist to
see
animalcules.
Anton van
Leeuwenhoek
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One of the first
scientists to
make his own
microscope and
use the the term
“cells.”
Robert Hooke
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Is this plant or animal cell?
Animal Cell
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The three scientists that
developed the cell theory.
Schleiden,
Schwann,and
Virchow.
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The structure that directs the cells
activities.
Nucleus
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The organelles that convert food
molecules into energy.
Mitochocodria
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The region between
the cell membrane
and the nucleus .
Cytoplasm
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The cells transport
system; carries
materials
throughout the cell.
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
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DNA and RNA are
made of this…
Nucleic
Acids
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Amino acids are made of
this…
Proteins
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Plant cells store their energy
in starch, which is a...
Carbohydrate
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Geography
People
Concepts
Vocabulary
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Organic
compounds
always
contain this
element.
Carbon
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This transport requires cellular
energy.
Active
Transport.
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The diffusion of
water molecules
through a slectively
permeable
membrane.
Osmosis
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The movement of molecules
through a slectively
permeable membrane.
Diffusion
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The movement of materials
through a cell membrane that
does not require energy.
Passive
Transport.
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Double
Jeopardy
Organelles
Cell Structure
Chemistry
in Cells
Unicellular And
Multicellular
Organelles
Double
Cell Structure
Jeopardy
Chemestry
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Unicellular and
Multicellular
Rod shaped
structure that
produces
energy.
Mitochondria
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Produces protiens.
Ribosomes
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The storage area of
cells.
Vacuoles
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“Waste disposal plant
area” of cells.
Lysosomes
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The basic unit
and structure
and function
in living
things.
Cells
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A bacterium is…
Unicellular
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This organelle is only
found in plant cells.
Chloroplasts
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The protein framework
that gives cells their
shape.
Cytoskeleton
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RNA is a type
of…
Nucleic acid
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Can not be broken into
simpler substances.
Elements
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Protein molecules are
made up of smaller
molecules called…
Amino
Acids
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Very long organic molecules.
Nucleic
Acids
(DNA)
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The variety of
structure in cells
reflects differences
in…
Cell Function
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Single celled.
Unicellular
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Many celled organism.
Multicellular
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A group of tissues, which
makes up organs, and that
group of organs makes
a…
Organ
Systems
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Final
Jeopardy
You’ll have 60 seconds
The first
observation
of cells.
Make your wagers now
What is the cell theory;
and what does it state.
Cell
Theory
What is the cell theory;
what does it state.
Now, lets see your
answers…
•The cell theory is a widely accepted
explanation of the realationship between cells
and living things.
•The cell theory states that:
•All living things are made of cells.
•Cells are the basic unit of structure and
function of living things.
•All cells are produced from other cells.
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