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  • These are tiny structures that carry out a specific job in a cell.
    Organelles
  • Identify image 5.
    cell wall
  • A living thing is made of cells is called an?
    Organism
  • How would Casey know that an object she sees under the microscope is living?
    She sees cells of that object.
  • What is the rigid layer of material that surrounds and protects a plant cell called?
    Cell wall.
  • Which organelle is a jelly-like substance that holds the other organelles in place in a cell?
    cytoplasm
  • Which organelle is found in both plant and animal cells. One organelle is larger in a plant cell than in an animal cell. Which organelle is that?
    vacuole
  • Which organelle is known for their ability to make proteins?
    mitochondria
    endoplasmic reticulum
    ribosome
    nucleus
  • What organelle is selectively permeable?
    cell membrane
  • Osmosis is the movement of what material across the cell membrane?
    carbon dioxide
    pollution
    oxygen
    water
  • Organs come together to make...
    organ systems
  • When an organism is made of only one cell it is called...
    unicellular organism
  • Identify image 10
    cytoplasm
  • A cell is a eukaryote if it has a?
    cytoplasm
    nucleus
    cell membrane
    cell wall
  • Which organelle moves material from the nucleus to other parts of the cell?
    ribosomes
    mitochondria
    endoplasmic reticulum
    nucleus
  • Which one of these is true about multicellular organisms? a. All cells do the same job. b. Each cell in the body has different organelles. c. different cells do different jobs
    c
  • Identify image 1.
    nucleus
  • You look at a cell in a microscope. You see cells that are round. What type of cell are you looking at?
    animal cell
    blood cell
    bacterial cell
    plant cell
  • Living organisms that are made of more than one cell are called?
    Multicellular
  • Which type of cell does not have a nucleus?
    plant
    eikaryotic
    prokaryotic
    animal
  • Which invention allowed us to see cells?
    Microscope
  • Cells come together to make...
    tissues
  • Tissues come together to make...
    organs
  • You look at a cell in a microscope. You see rectangular -like cells. What type of cell are you looking at?
    animal cell
    bacterial cell
    plant cell
    brain cell
  • What structure in plant cell captures energy from sunlight and uses it to produce food.
    Chloroplasts
  • Identify image 2
    vacuole
  • All living things are made of cells. Cells are the basic unit of life. All cells come from other cells. This theory is called?
    Cell theory
  • What are the characteristics of a living thing?
    move, reproduce, grow, respond, adapt, made of cells, metabolize
  • Identify image 4.
    mitochondria
  • Identify image 3.
    chloroplast
  • When an organism is made of just one cell it is called?
    Unicellular
  • This is a cell structure that controls which substances leave and enter a cell.
    Cell Membrane
  • This cell structure produces most of the energy for the cell.
    Mitochondria
  • What does selective permeability mean?
    some materials can cross but not all materials can cross
  • Organ systems come together to make...
    organisms
  • The smallest unit that can perform all life processes is called?
    Cell
  • Can skin cells make blood cells? Explain your answer.
    No skin cells use cell division to make skin cells. Blood cells use cell division to make blood cells.
  • This cell structure directs all the cells activities.
    Nucleus
  • Which two cell parts are found only in plant cells?
    chloropasts and cell wall
  • Identify image 6.
    cell membrane