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Cell Organelles

Cell Organelles. By Fahima Shobarna. What organelle is this?. A.Mitochondria B.Chloroplast C.Nucleus. YOU GOT IT RIGHT!!!.

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Cell Organelles

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  1. Cell Organelles By Fahima Shobarna

  2. What organelle is this? • A.Mitochondria • B.Chloroplast • C.Nucleus

  3. YOU GOT IT RIGHT!!! • The largest and most visible organelle is the nucleus. The nucleus is called the control center. It stores the DNA that has information on how to make the cell’s protein. COOL! Next Question 

  4. You Got It Wrong! • Ooops…..Try Again! Try Again

  5. What organelle breaks down food molecules to make ATP? • A. Mitochondria • B. Ribosomes • C. Golgi Complex

  6. YOU GOT IT RIGHT!!! • Mitochondria are located inside all cells. Food molecules are “burned” out here to release energy. The energy is transferred to a special molecule that the cell uses to get work done, and that molecule is called ATP. The Mitochondria can only work if there is oxygen, which is why when we breath, we take in the air and your Mitochondria can have oxygen to make ATP. • The Mitochondria has two membranes! • Next Question

  7. You Got it WRONG! • Uh… oh, try it again! Try Again!

  8. What does this look like? • Endoplasmic Reticulum • Vacuole • Lysosomes • Golgi Complex

  9. You got it Wrong! • Ooops! Try it Again!  I know I’m old but isn’t this wrong? Try Again!

  10. CORRECT!!! • When proteins and other materials need to be processed and shipped out of the eukaryotic cell, the job goes to an organelle called the Golgi complex. Lipids and proteins from the ER are delivered to the Golgi Complex, where they are assembled to different functions. Next Question

  11. Which organelle helps amino acids to combine to make proteins? • A. Vacuole • B. Lysosomes • C. Ribosomes • D. Cell Wall

  12. You got it Wrong! • Oh no! try it again! Try Again

  13. You got it Right! • Ribosomes are the smallest organelles. All cells have Ribosomes because all cells need protein to live. Ribosome's help amino acids combine to make proteins. Unlike other organelles, Ribosomes are not covered with a membrane. Next Question

  14. What makes food using the energy of sunlight? • A. Mitochondria • B. Chloroplasts • C. Endoplasmic Reticulum • D. Lysosomes

  15. You got it Right! • Chloroplasts are found in plant cells. Chloroplasts are plants that have another kind of energy-converting organelle. They are energy converting organelles.The energy of sunlight gets trapped by chlorophyll and used to make sugar. Next Question

  16. You got it Wrong! • Oooooops…you got it wrong! Try Again

  17. What makes lipids and breaks down substances, and packages proteins to release them from the cell? • A. Cell Membrane • B. Endoplasmic Reticulum • C. Nucleus • D. Vacuole

  18. You got it Wrong! • Oh No! try it again! Try Again

  19. You got it right! • The endoplasmic reticulum is found only in eukaryotic cells. The Endoplasmic Reticulum, or ER, is a membrane covered section that makes lipids and other materials from use inside and outside of the cell. The ER also breaks down certain other chemicals that can damage the cell. Wow! You’re good… how’d you know that? Next Question

  20. What stores water and other materials? • A. Cell Membrane • B. Lysosomes • C. Golgi Complex • D. Vacuole

  21. You got it Wrong! • Sorry… that was incorrect  What happened? Try Again

  22. You got it Right! Most plant cells have a large membrane covered organelle called the vacuole. Vacuoles help support the cell. They store water and other liquids. The Vacuole also stores nutrients and waste products. Also, water gets collected into the cell vacuole and keeps the plant stiff. Oh! That makes sense now! Next Question

  23. What digests food particles, wastes, and invaders? • A. Chloroplasts • B. Lysosomes • C. Cell Wall • D. Ribosomes

  24. You got it Wrong! • No comment -_- Try Again

  25. You got it Right! • Lysosomes destroy damaged or worn-out organelles. They also get rid of waste and protect the cell from any invaders. Lysosomes are special vesicles that contain enzymes. Particles that are in the vesicles get digested by the enzyme. • Lysosomes destruction of cells might be one of the reasons human age. Great Job! Next Question

  26. What keeps the cytoplasm inside? • A. Golgi Complex • B. Cell Wall • C. Cell Membrane • D. Vacuole

  27. You got it Wrong • It’s okay… better try again! Try Again

  28. You got it right! • All cells are covered by a membrane. The membrane keeps the cytoplasm in, and also allows nutrients in while keeping waste out. Also, it interacts with things outside the cell. I can’t believe it! You got this right?!? Next Question

  29. What provides strength and support to the cell membrane? • A. Holding it all together • B. Cell Wall • C. Ribosomes • D. Chloroplasts

  30. You got it Wrong! • SHOCKING NEWS…You got this incorrect ! Try Again

  31. You got it Right! • Plant cells have a hard cell wall made of cellulose. It protects the cell membrane by giving support. When too much water enters or leaves a plant cell, the cell wall can prevent the membrane from tearing. Another right answer! Last Page

  32. Congratulations! • You have been able to finish the trivia game about cell organelles! Thank you for playing and I hope you learned a lot! You Finished! Even if I’m old, I can tell when someone is wise.

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