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Page 1: Cell Theory/Organelles/Function/Levels of Organization Quiz Game Review

Cell Theory/Organelles/Function/Levels of Organization

Quiz Game Review

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1) 1 point

• Identify the organelle where photosynthesis occurs.

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1) 1 point

• Identify the organelle where photosynthesis occurs.

• ANSWER - CHLOROPLAST

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2) 2 points

• What energy conversion takes place in chloroplasts?

• ________ converts to ___________

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2) 2 points

• What energy conversion takes place in chloroplasts?

• Radiant energy converts to chemical energy

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3) 2 points

• What do ribosomes do?

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3) 2 points

• What do ribosomes do?

• ANSWER – Ribosomes make proteins

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4) 3 points

• Identify 1 part of the cell theory.

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4) 3 points

• Identify 1 part of the cell theory.

• ANSWER – – 1 – all organisms are made up of one or more cells– 2 – all cells come from preexisting cells– 3 – all cells carry out similar functions inside (such

as processing food for energy and removing waste)

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5) 2 points

• What do mitochondria do?

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5) 2 points

• What do mitochondria do?

• ANSWER – Mitochondria convert the stored chemical energy from sugar into usable energy for the cell.

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6) 2 points

• Why is the nucleus the “brain” of the cell?

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6) 2 points

• Why is the nucleus the “brain” of the cell?

• ANSWER – The nucleus controls all cellular activity, similar to how the brain controls all bodily activity.

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7) 2 points

• List the levels of organization from cell to organism. (From least complex to most complex)

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7) 2 points

• List the levels of organization from cell to organism. (From least complex to most complex)

• ANSWER – cell – tissue – organ – organ system - organism

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8) 2 points

• An organ is made up of ___________ that perform a common function.

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8) 2 points

• An organ is made up of ___________ that perform a common function.

• ANSWER - tissues

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9) 2 points

• Cells have specific S_ _ _ _ _ because they have specific f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

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9) 2 points

• Cells have specific S_ _ _ _ _ because they have specific f _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• ANSWER – structure --- function

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10) 2 points

• Lysosomes can be compared to what organ because of the job they perform?

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10) 2 points

• Lysosomes can be compared to what organ because of the job they perform?

• ANSWER - intestines

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11) 2 points

• Which organelle is like the stomach because it stores food and water getting it ready for digestion?

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11) 2 points

• Which organelle is like the stomach because it stores food and water getting it ready for digestion?

• ANSWER - vacuole

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12) 2 points

• What is another name for genetic material? (think capital letters)

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12) 2 points

• What is another name for genetic material? (think capital letters)

• ANSWER - DNA

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13) 3 points

• What is the function of the cell wall?

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13) 3 points

• What is the function of the cell wall?

• ANSWER – the cell wall provides structure and support for plant cells.

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14) 3 points

• What 2 organs is the cell membrane similar to in terms of its function?

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14) 3 points

• What 2 organs is the cell membrane similar to in terms of its function?

• ANSWER – lungs, skin

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15) 4 points

• Why are organisms considered more complex than cells?

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15) 4 points

• Why are organisms considered more complex than cells?

• ANSWER – Though cells are complex, they make up tissues, which make up organs, which make up organ systems, which make the organism as a whole. So all the parts have to work together for the organism to survive.

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16) 3 points

• Identify 3 organelles found in plant cells, but not in animal cells.

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16) 3 points

• Identify 3 organelles found in plant cells, but not in animal cells.

• ANSWER – chloroplast, cell wall, large central vacuole, chlorophyll

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17) 2 points

• Why are mitochondria nicknamed “mighty” mitochondria?

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17) 2 points

• Why are mitochondria nicknamed “mighty” mitochondria?

• ANSWER – Mitochondria are responsible for providing energy to the cell.

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18) 4 points

• What is the difference between the nucleus and the nucleolus?

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18) 4 points

• What is the difference between the nucleus and the nucleolus?

• ANSWER – The nucleus controls all cellular function because it contains the cell’s DNA, whereas the nucleolus is responsible for making ribosomes.

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19) 5 points

• How was the cell theory created?

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19) 5 points

• How was the cell theory created?

• ANSWER – Cell theory was created by many scientists over many years.

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20) 3 points

• Who discovered/came up with the term “cells” when viewing them under a simple microscope.

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20) 3 points

• Who discovered/came up with the term “cells” when viewing them under a simple microscope.

• ANSWER – Robert Hooke

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21) 4 points

• What would happen if the cell membrane disappeared?

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21) 4 points

• What would happen if the cell membrane disappeared?

• ANSWER – Anything could enter or exit the cell and the cell would be destroyed.

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22) 4 points

• What would happen to the cell if the membrane covering the lysosomes went away?

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22) 4 points

• What would happen to the cell if the membrane covering the lysosomes went away?

• ANSWER – The digestive enzymes in the lysosomes would get out into the cell and begin destroying it from the inside out.