Welcome to Jeopardy!!

Welcome to Jeopardy!!

Chapter 1

Which Scientist discovered and named cells?

• A- Anton von Leuwenhoek

• B- Louis Pasteur

• C- Robert Hooke

• D- Lynn Margulis

Which experiment proved that spontaneous generation is not

valid?

• A- Redi’s Meat experiment

• B- Pasteur’s Flask experiment

• C- Margulis’s endosymbiont experiment

• D- von Leuwenhoek’s experiment with pond water

Which microscope would be best to look at cilia along the

cell membrane of a cell?

• A- Compound Light Microscope

• B- Transmission Electron Microscope

• C- Scanning Electron Microscope

• D- None of the Above

Name this organelle

• A- vesicle

• B- lysosome

• C- vacuole

• D- cytoplasm

What type of cell is this?

• A- prokaryotic

• B- plant

• C- animal

• D- archea

Which domain can survive harsh environments?

• A- Prokarya

• B- Eukarya

• C- Archea

Which organelle digests old and unwanted materials within

the cell?

• A- endoplasmic reticulum

• B- lysosome

• C- centriole

• D- golgi apparatus

What is the role of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum?

• A- produce lipids

• B- produce ribosomes

• C- protect the cell

• D- control the functions of the cell

What is this organelle?

• A- Nucleus

• B- Golgi Apparatus

• C- Smooth ER

• D- Rough ER

The endosymbiont theory explains how…

• A- prokaryotes came from eukaryotes

• B- eukaryotes came from prokaryotes

• C- lysosomes were formed

• D- all of the above

Animal and plant cells both contain…

• A- lysosomes

• B- cell wall

• C- mitochondria

• D- a central vacuole

Which of the following is NOT part of the cell theory?

• A- Cells are made of one or more cells

• B- the cell is the smallest living unit of structure and function

• C- cells coem from other living cells

• D- Every living thing is made of one or more cells.

What is this part of the compound light microscope

called?• A- eyepiece

• B- objective lens

• C- diaphragm

• D- rotating nose piece

What is the correct order of the levels of organization?

• A- cell membrane- cytoplasm-nucleus

• B- tissues-organs-organ systems

• C- tissue- organs- specialized cells

• D- organ systems- organism- cell

If it am going INTO a plant cell, what is the order of organelles

that I will pass through?

• A- cell membrane-cell wall- nucleus

• B- cell wall- cell membrane- nucleus

• C- nucleus- cell membrane- cell wall

To measure a cell, scientists commonly use this

measurement…

• A- kilometers

• B- centimeters

• C- micrometers

• D- decimeters

Which organelle contains genetic material for the cell?

• A- mitochondria

• B- ribosomes

• C- nucleus

• D- cytoplasm

A whip-like projection that is used for locomotion in a cell is

called

• A- Flagella

• B- Cilia

• C- Cytoskeleton

• D- Endoplasmic Reticulum

Which of the following is only found in ANIMAL cells and is

involved in cell division.

• A- Lysosomes

• B- Centrioles

• C- Chloroplasts

• D- Cell membrane

Which organelle produces energy for plant cells in the

form of sugar?

• A- mitochondria

• B- chloroplasts

• C- nucleus

• D- ribosomes

What is this organelle?

• A- Nucleus

• B- Nucleolus

• C- Nuclear Pore

• D- Ribosome

What is organelle B?

• Write it!

Which organelle modifies and packages proteins?

• A- Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

• B- Nucleus

• C- Golgi Apparatus

• D- Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

What is organelle F?

• A- Mitochondria

• B- Rough ER

• C- Chloroplast

• D- Smooth ER