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Page 1: Cell Jeopardy Directions In Jeopardy, remember the answer is in the form of a question. Select a question by clicking on it. After reading the question.

Cell Jeopardy Directions• In Jeopardy, remember the answer is in the form of a

question.

• Select a question by clicking on it.

• After reading the question click on the word “answer” on the bottom of the screen.

• After seeing the answer click on the picture of Alex Trebec to return to the question board.

• Keep track of score with your partner.

• Play the final Jeopardy question together betting with the points you have each earned.

Click here to begin.

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Cell JeopardyCell

Organelles

OrganizationOf Life

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Final Jeopardy

OrganizationOf Life

Cell Basics

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$100 Question from Cell Organelles

Storage areas of the cell – stores food water and wastes.

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$100 Answer from Cell Organelles

What is a vacuole?

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$200 Question from Cell Organelles

The control center of the cell – contains chromosomesmade of DNA.

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$200 Answer from Cell Organelles

What is the nucleus?

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$300 Question from Cell Organelles

The powerhouse of theCell – where respirationTakes place.

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$300 Answer from Cell Organelles

What is the mitochondrion?

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$400 Question from Cell Organelles

Provides support and protection for a plant cell.  

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$400 Answer from Cell Organelles

What is a cell wall?

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$500 Question from Cell Organelles

Has ribosomes that produce necessary proteinsfor the cell.  

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$500 Answer from Cell Organelles

What is the Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum?

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$100 Question from Organization of Life

The basic building blocks of all living things.

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$100 Answer from Organization of Life

What are cells?

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$200 Question from Organization of Life

Cells that are similar andwork together.

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$200 Answer from Organization of Life

What are tissues?

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$300 Question from Organization of Life

Tissues that worktogether.

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$300 Answer from Organization of Life

What are organs?

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$400 Question from Organization of Life

Organs that work together.

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$400 Answer from Organization of Life

What is an organ system?

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$500 Question from Organization of Life

Organ systems that work together.

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$500 Answer from Organization of Life

What is an organism?

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$100 Question from Cell Basics

This is used to viewa cell.

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$100 Answer from Cell Basics

What is a microscope?

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$200 Question from Cell Basics

The gel-like material that allother cell parts move aroundin – mostly water.

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$200 Answer from Cell Basics

What is the cytoplasm?

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$300 Question from Cell Basics

Separates the cell from itsenvironment – controls whatenters and exits the cell.

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$300 Answer from Cell Basics

What is the cell membrane?

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$400 Question from Cell Basics

The general term forthe specialized partsof the cell.

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$400 Answer from Cell Basics

What is organelle?

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$500 Question from Cell Basics

The two cell parts thatplant cells have and animalcells do not.

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$500 Answer from Cell Basics

What are the cell walland the chloroplast?

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$100 Question from Organization of Life

Your stomach is oneof these.

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$100 Answer from Organization of Life

What is an organ?

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$200 Question from Organization of Life

There are many kindsof these – nerve is an example.

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$200 Answer from Organization of Life

What is a cell?

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$300 Question from Organization of Life

The blood coursing through your veins.

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$300 Answer from Organization of Life

What is a tissue?

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$400 Question from Organization of Life

A dog , tree, and sparroware all examples of this.

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$400 Answer from Organization of Life

What is an organism?

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$500 Question from Organization of Life

Together, your mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestines, and livermake one of these.

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$500 Answer from Organization of Life

What is an organ system?

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$100 Question from Cell Extras

Identify the type of cell below.

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$100 Answer from Cell Extras

What is an animal cell?

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$200 Question from Cell Extras

The total magnification of a microscope with an eyepiece marked 20X and an objective lens marked 30X.

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$200 Answer from Cell Extras

What is a magnification of 600 times?

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$300 Question from Cell Extras

Identify the nerve cell.A B

C D

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$300 Answer from Cell Extras

What is B?

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$400 Question from Cell Extras

Identify the part of the cell indicated in theillustration.

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$400 Answer from Cell Extras

What is the nucleus?

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$500 Question from Cell Extras

Identify the part of the cell indicated in theillustration.

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$500 Answer from Cell Extras

What is the chloroplast?

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Final Jeopardy

• All living things are made of one or more cells.

• The cell is the basic unit of life in which the activities of life occur

• All cells come from cells that already exist.

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Final Jeopardy Answer

What is the Cell Theory?


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