Plant/Animal Cells Review

The rigid outer layer that supports and allows a cell to grow tall

Who was responsible for studying plant cells and contributing to the Cell Theory?

What is #2?

What is the wave on the Electromagnetic spectrum that is the highest energy

What is #5?

Contains chlorophyll

What is #1?

Which of the following is NOT a function of the cell?

Storage for water, waste, and food

Homeostasis in a cell means a cell is:

What is #1?

Who contributed that all cells come from previously existing cells in the Cell Theory?

Where do cells come from?

What is #7?

Who was responsible for studying animal cells and contributing to the Cell Theory?

The cell theory is important to what area of science

Nuclei (plural for nucleus) are found in:

"Power house" of the cell that converts sugar (glucose) into energy (ATP)

Cell walls are found in:

Cytoplasm is found in:

What is NOT an element of the cell theory?

What is #5?

A cell's metabolism is caused by:

Plant and Animal Cells are:

Robert Hooke was the first scientist to give the cell a name.Which statement is TRUE about him?

The cell theory was not complete until Rudolph Virchow discovered that....

The brain of the cell

Waves on the Electromagnetic Spectrum that we can see are:

Large vacuoles are found in:

What is #10?

Which scientist is recognized for improving the microscope lens?

What is #4?

The two scientists responsible for discovering that both plant and animal tissue have cells are

Chloroplasts are found in:

Controls movement of materials in and out of the cell

Cell membranes are found in:

Mitochondrion are found in: