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Identify the parts of the cell theory |
1. All living things are made of one or more cells. 2. Cells are basic units of life. 3. All Cells come from preexisting cells. |
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The cell theory applies to: |
All cells, plant, animal, eukaryotic, prokaryotic nucleus. |
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Prokaryotic cells do not have a ____. |
nucleus |
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Animal cells arean example of ____ cells. |
eukaryotic |
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Bacteria areexamples of _____ cells. |
prokaryotic |
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The function of the nucleus is to ____. |
control the altruities of the cell |
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The cell wall is found in ____ cells. |
plant |
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The function of the ribosomes on the rough ER is to ____. |
make proteins |
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The organelle that gives a cell its energy isthe ____. |
mitochondria |
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The organelle found only in green plants is the ____. |
chloroplast |
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Centrioles are found only in ___ cells. |
animal |
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The condition where the internal (inside) environment of acell remains constant is called _____. |
homeostasis |
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___ cover the lining of the bronchial tubes. |
cillia |
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Stacks of flattened sacks that are a processing, packagingand storage area in a cell are called_____. |
golgi bodies (apparatus) |
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The part of the microscope used to adjust the amount oflight entering the microscope stage is the ___. |
diaphram |
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____ are used to help make objects easier to see under themicroscope. |
dyes |
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The coarse adjustment (focus) know should only be sued whenfocusing under ____ power. |
low |
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If the magnifying power of the eyepiece is 10X and themagnifying power of the objective is 10X, then the TOTAL magnification is ____. |
100x |
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A compound microscope uses ___ lenses. |
2 |
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_____ is how large a specimen is made by the microscope. |
magnification |
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A dissecting microscope is also called a ______. |
stereomicroscope |
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A magnifying glass is also called a ____microscope. |
simple |
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_____ is the organelle which digests worn out cell parts. |
lysosome |
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In aplant cell a large central ____ stores water. |
vacuole |
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The molecule oflife which is found in the nucleus is ____. |
DNA |
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Living things whichare related, can interbreed and produce viable and fertile offspring arereferred to as ____. |
species |
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Migration, hibernation and dormancy are all examples of____. |
factors in the environment to which living things respond |
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Which characteristic of livingthings best explains why birds fly south for the winter? |
living things respond to their environment |
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The amount of light andtemperature are examples of which characteristic of life? |
factors to which a living thing responds |
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Anything that hasall of the characteristics of life is a(n) _____. |
organism |
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Bacteria, protozoa, algae and some fungus are examples oforganisms that are ____. |
unicellular |
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Which are larger prokaryotic cells or eukaryotic cells? |
eukaryotic |
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Can cells grow too large to exchange nutrients and wastesacross the cell membrane? |
yes |
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Mitochondria and Chloroplasts have their own _____. |
DNA |
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The nuclear membrane is a ____ membrane which has 2 layers. |
double |
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Where is the cell wall located in a plant cell. |
on the outside |
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Which shows more detail, high power or low power? |
high power |
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What are the 3 parts to the cell theory? |
1. All living things are made of one or more cells.2. Cells are basic units of life.3. All Cells come from preexisting cells. |
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Identify 2 differences between a plant and an animal cell? |
plant cells - cell wall , chloroplast , large vacuole |
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Identify 2 differences between a prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell? |
pro - membrane bound nucleus or organelles, unicellular euk - membrane bound nucleus and organelles , uni or multi |
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Identify 2 rules for diagramming cells. |
label diagrams under neatly, print all labels |
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Identify thecharacteristics of life. |
Cellular organization Reproduction Metabolism Homeostasis Heredity Response to stimuli Growth and development Adaptation through evolution |
