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Fun with Cells: Review & Activities

Dive into the world of cells with engaging review activities and quizzes to test your knowledge of cell organelles! Answer questions, decode clues, and complete the packet for a classwork grade. Good luck!

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Fun with Cells: Review & Activities

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  1. Cells Unit Parts 1 & 2 Review Click through the slides and answer the questions in your packet. The packet will be collected as a classwork grade. You will have approximately 2 block periods to complete the packet! Good luck!

  2. Identify the cell organelles using the clues provided. 1. OIESOMBR 2. YSLSOMOE 3. TSYMAOLCP 4. ESLCUUN 5. NACITHIRMDOO 6. LECLLAWL I have a way with amino acids! I’m the garbage man! You can find everything in me! I’m the “brain” of the cell. I have all the “power” you’ll need. I’m found all “around” a plant cell. Cell Scramble

  3. Identify the cell parts using the clues provided. 7. THORCSPALLO 8. LEEREACNMBML 9. OUVLEAC 10. LCOSNUULE 11. BDOGLYIOG I’m needed for food. I only let certain things in. You name it – I can store it! I make ribosomes. I work with the ER by packing up materials to send. .

  4. Jeopardy Cell Theory, Organization, Structures and Functions

  5. Cell Theory Scientists Levels of Organization Structures & Functions Structures & Functions 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

  6. Row 1, Col 1 What is an organ? A group of tissues working together to perform a specific task are known as these

  7. 1,2 What is the nucleus? This organelle acts as the brain of the cell as it regulates all activities of the cell.

  8. 1,3 What is the cell membrane? This structure provides support and protection for the cell; it allows movement of substances in and out of the cell.

  9. 1,4 Who is Rudolf Virchow? The German physician added the 3rd part to the cell theory. He was also the first to propose that diseased cells come from healthy cells, stating “Omnis cellula e cellula” or all cells develop only from pre-existing cells.

  10. 2,1 What is a cell? The basic unit of structure and function in living things; it is also the first level of organization in multicellular organisms.

  11. 2,2 What is a ribosome? This is the place in a cell where proteins are made.

  12. 2,3 What are lysosomes? These structures, which are rarely found in plant cells, are sometimes referred to as the clean-up crew because they help the cell to eliminate waste.

  13. 2,4 Who is Matthias Schleiden? The German botanist who proposed that all plant tissues are composed of cells, and that cells are the basic building blocks of all plants

  14. 3,1 What is a tissue? A group of cells working together to perform a specific task is known as this.

  15. 3,2 What is the endoplasmic reticulum? (ER) This is the transport system in a cell that is used to carry proteins throughout the cell.

  16. 3,3 What are vacuoles? These are storage tanks that are found in cells. They store water, food, and sometimes waste.

  17. 3,4 Who is Robert Hooke? The English scientist who discovered a honeycomb-like structure in a cork slice using a primitive compound microscope and coined the term "cell" for these individual compartments

  18. 4,1 What are tissues? Cells working together make up these

  19. 4,2 What are chromosomes? These structures direct activities of the cell. They are also responsible for passing on traits of the cell to new cells.

  20. 4,3 What are chloroplasts? In plant cells, these structures capture energy in sunlight and use it to produce food.

  21. 4,4 What is the cell wall? Only found in plant cells, it’s the outside layer that protects and supports the cell.

  22. 5,1 What is an organ system? The fourth level of organization that consists of a group of organs working together to accomplish a specific task is called this.

  23. 5,2 What is the nucleolus? This is the site of ribosome production. It also aids in reproduction. It is a small structure found within The nucleus.

  24. 5,3 What is the cytoplasm? This jelly-like substance provides for support and protection for the organelles; it acts like a shock absorber.

  25. 5,4 What are mitochondria? Also known as the “powerhouse,” these structures use oxygen to break down sugar for energy.

  26. Final Jeopardy Plant Cells vs. Animal Cells

  27. Complete the Venn Diagram using the structures below. Plant Animal nucleus, nucleolus, chromosomes, lysosomes, cell wall, cell membrane, ribosomes, ER, cytoplasm, mitochondria, chloroplasts, vacuoles

  28. Jeopardy Cell Processes

  29. Respiration or Photosynthesis More Structures Diffusion or Osmosis Active Transport 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

  30. Row 1, Col 1 What are the golgi bodies? Organelles that process and package molecules made by the cell

  31. 1,2 What is the diffusion? The movement of a substance from high concentration to low concentration

  32. 1,3 What is active transport? The movement of a substance from low concentration to high concentration

  33. 1,4 What is photosynthesis? The process by which plants capture light energy and transfer it into stored chemical energy

  34. 2,1 What is the cell membrane ? The cellular structure that allows nutrients to pass into and out of cells

  35. 2,2 What is osmosis? The diffusion of water

  36. 2,3 What is active transport? When a cell uses energy to move a substance in or out

  37. 2,4 What is respiration? _________ This diagram shows a mitochondrion. Which life process is associated with the mitochondrion? (1) photosynthesis (3) reproduction (2) respiration (4) digestion

  38. 3,1 What is B ? Which structures are common to both plant and animal cells? A. vacuole, chloroplast, nucleus B. cell membrane, nucleus, vacuoles C. nucleus, cell wall, cell membrane D. mitochondrion, vacuole, cell wall

  39. 3,2 What is diffusion? The process happening here

  40. 3,3 What is active transport? The process happening here

  41. 3,4 What is carbon dioxide? The gas produced by the mitochondria and used by the chloroplasts during photosynthesis

  42. 4,1 What is A? With the development of the microscope, scientists were able to see cells for the first time. Why was it difficult to view cells without a microscope? A Cells are small. B. Cells are alive. C. Cells move quickly. D. Cells have an electrical charge.

  43. 4,2 What are chromosomes? These structures direct activities of the cell. They are also responsible for passing on traits of the cell to new cells.

  44. 4,3 What are chloroplasts? In plant cells, these structures capture energy in sunlight and use it to produce food.

  45. 4,4 What is the cell wall? Only found in plant cells, it’s the outside layer that protects and supports the cell.

  46. 5,1 What is C? Which of these can only be found in a plant cell? A. a nucleus B. a vacuole C. a cell wall D. a cell membrane

  47. 5,2 What is the nucleolus? This is the site of ribosome production. It also aids in reproduction. It is a small structure found within The nucleus.

  48. 5,3 What is the cytoplasm? This jelly-like substance provides for support and protection for the organelles; it acts like a shock absorber.

  49. 5,4 What are mitochondria? Also known as “powerhouses,” these structures break down sugar for energy.

  50. Final Jeopardy Respiration and Photosynthesis

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