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50 Cards in this Set
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What gives the cell shape?
a) nuclear membrane b) cell membrane c) cell wall |
Cell membrane |
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What holds the cytoplasm?
a) cell membrane b) endoplasmic reticulum c) cell wall |
Cell membrane
Surrounds the cell |
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What helps control what moves in and out of the cell?
a) ribosomes b) cell wall c) cytoplasm |
Cell membrane |
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Helps control what moves out of the cell
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Cell membrane |
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What is the cells "brain"? |
Nucleus |
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This part of the cell determines how proteins will be made. |
Nucleus
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Determines when proteins will be made |
Nucleus |
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Passes traits from parents to offspring |
Nucleus
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Separates the nucleus from the rest of the cell
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Nuclear membrane
Surrounds the nucleus |
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Helps make ribosomes
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Nucleolus
Inside the nucleus |
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Determine what traits a living thing will have
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Chromosomes
Inside the nucleus |
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Makes up most of the cell
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Cytoplasm
Between the cell membrane and the nucleus |
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Help move material around inside the cell
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Network of canals
Contained in the cytoplasm |
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Connect the nuclear membrane and the cell membrane
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Network of canals
Contained in the cytoplasm |
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Where proteins are made |
Ribosomes |
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Package and store chemicals to be released from the cell |
Packaging structures
In the cytoplasm |
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Produce energy from food that has been digested
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Mitochondria
In the cytoplasm |
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Chemicals made in these break down large molecules
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Sacs that contain digestive chemicals |
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Chemicals made in these get rid of disease-causing bacteria that enter the cell
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Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm |
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Chemicals made in these destroy worn-out cell parts
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Sacs that contain digestive chemicals
In the cytoplasm |
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Chemicals made in these form products that can be used again
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Sacs that contain digestive chemicals |
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Stores food
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Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm |
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Stores water |
Vacuoles |
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Stores minerals
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Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm |
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Store wastes until the cell is ready to get rid of them
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Vacuoles
Within the cytoplasm |
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The fluid inside these helps to support a plant
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Vacuoles |
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Help with cell reproduction
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Centrioles
Within the cytoplasm, located near the nucleus in animals cells but not in plant cells |
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Contain chlorophyll, which traps energy from the sun
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Chloroplasts
In the cytoplasm |
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Give plants their green color
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Chloroplasts
In the cytoplasm |
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Protects the cell
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Cell wall |
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Supports the cell
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Cell wall |
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extremely thin, rather fluid membrane
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plasma membrane
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Plant's cell walls are composed of ________ .
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cellulose |
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Made up of: |
Cytoskeleton.
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Maintains and changes cell shape
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Cytoskeleton
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Facilitates cell division
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cytoskeleton
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Which cell is larger? Eukaryotic or Prokaryotic |
Eukaryotic
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isolates the nucleus from the rest of the cell
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Nuclear envelope
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contain genes
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chromosomes
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contains nuclear and plasma membranes |
cell membrane
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produces lipids, detoxifies drugs, breakdown glycogen, synthesize lipids.
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
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studded with ribosomes, produces proteins
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Rough Endoplasmic reticulum
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sorts various proteins and lipids, packages and finished molecules
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Golgi apparatus
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water regulation, support, and storage
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vacuole
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capture energy stored in sugar
all Eukaryotic cells have this |
mitochondria |
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Movement of particles from a high concentration to a low concentration:
a) diffusion b) equillibrium c) permeable transmission |
a) diffusion |
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When substances and particles are equally spread it: a) homeostasis b) diffused temperate c) equallibrium |
c) equallibrium |
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Which one is a hypotonic? |
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Identify the Hypertonic solution: |
c |
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Identify the Isotonic Solution |
B |
