Plant and Animal Cells

Question 1

Mushrooms can make photosynthesis

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false...they eat dead items..they are decomposers

Question 2

A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.....

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Hypothesis

Question 3

Powers the cell!!! JEA!

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Mitochondria

Question 4

(Mushrooms) Fungi differ from plants in that fungi

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are heterotrophic (which means they have to get food)

Question 5

This structure stores the cell's food, water, and wastes.

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vacuole

Question 6

What general shape does a plant cell have?

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rectanguler

Question 7

fungi cell walls are made of

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chitin

Question 8

What does an animal cell, plant cell, and fungi cell all have in common?

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They are eukaryotes, They all have a nucleus

Question 9

How is cellular respiration different from photosynthesis?

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Photosynthesis makes oxygen - cellular respiration produces carbon dioxide

Question 10

(Homo - same, Homeostasis is closest to what?

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A balance beam

Question 11

I am the cop of the animal cell. I allow things in and out!

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Cell membrane

Question 12

What general shape does an animal cell have?

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circular

Question 13

Which means of particle transport is shown in Figure below?

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Active Transport

Question 14

The prefix "Therm" means? Thermostat, Thermometer, Thermos, Thermal, Thermal Underwear....

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Heat

Question 15

An animal cell that is surrounded by fresh water may burst because the osmotic pressure causes........

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water to move into the cell.

Question 16

All plants, animals, fungi, and protists are which kind of cell. LOOK AT DRAWINGS

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Eukaryotic

Question 17

Why is the MIGHTY mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell?

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It releases energy for the cell

Question 18

Photosynthesis needs this to function.....Sunlight and water and ......( We breathe it out!)

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Carbon Dioxide

Question 19

Plants take light+ CO2+ water and turn it into......

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Sugar and Oxygen

Question 20

What body system does this belong to?

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Circulatory

Question 21

What is homeostasis?

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Equilibrium with in the body, temperature regulation

Question 22

Which one is NOT needed for homeostasis in a cell?

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Keep cell at constant shape

Question 23

What does the mitochondria do in a cell?

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It releases energy

Question 24

In animals, this this covering is found outside the cell.

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cell membrane

Question 25

I am a single celled organism. I live in your stomach. I have a flagella and a cell wall. What am I called?

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Prokaryotic cell(bacteria)

Question 26

Which one is exclusive to only plant cells?

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Cell wall

Question 27

What type of observation is this....."A beautiful girl"

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Qualitative

Question 28

Eukaryotic Cells have...

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membrane-bound organelles

Question 29

What kind of cells are Prokaryotic?

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Bacteria

Question 30

Cell theory.....which below is WRONG!

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All cells have a nucleus

Question 31

Eukaryotic cells are different from prokaryotic cells because eukaryotic cells

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have DNA is inside a nucleus.

Question 32

Which item is only found in a plant cell?

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chloroplast

Question 33

The work of scientists usually begins with

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Careful observation

Question 34

How do beetles and mushrooms breaking down dead plants and animals help growing plants?

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By returning nutrients to the soil

Question 35

What body system is this? Lungs....etc

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Respiratory

Question 36

Hootman looks at a cell. He thinks-animal cell (cell membrane, ribosomes, mitochondria, large vacuole). Why is He wrong?

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large vacuole

Question 37

What controls all cell activities?

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nucleus

Question 38

Cells - Which one below is TRUE?

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Different kinds of cells have different functions.

Question 39

What are the 2 major types of cells in Biology?

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Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells

Question 40

Which of the following is a function of a nerve cell?

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To transport messages around the body

Question 41

This is where the plant cell makes its food and has chlorophyll.

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chloroplast

Question 42

In plant cells this is LARGE and holds water and waste. In animals cells its much smaller.

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Vacuole

Question 43

Put these in order, from smallest to largest...organism, cell, organ, tissue, organ system, atom, organelle

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atom, organelle, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

Question 44

This stiff structure protects and supports the plant cell.

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cell wall

Question 45

The jelly substance that fills the cell, made mostly of water.

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cytoplasm

Question 46

Which of these has a " highly selective barrier " that uses ACTIVE and PASSIVE transport to let substances in and out?

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Cell membrane

Question 47

Which one below can make its own food

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Seaweed cell

Question 48

These instruments makes things look bigger.

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microscope, hand lens

Question 49

Cytoplasm is closest to what?

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Jello

Question 50

A cell needs to pull some food from the blood using energy...this is called

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Active transport

Question 51

Which one is in both Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells?

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Ribosomes

Question 52

Which one below would have a BUNCH of mitochondria for stored energy for you to use!

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Fat cells

Question 53

A blood cell needs salt - It is saltier in the bloodstream. What easy "transport" takes place here at the cell?

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Passive

Question 54

Nervous System?

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Brain and spine

Question 55

Looking at a cell under a microscope, you note that it is a prokaryote. How do you know?

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The cell lacks a nucleus.

Question 56

The variable that you measure for results......

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Outcome, Dependent

Plant and Animal Cells

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