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Question 1

Name two organelles that are only found in plant cells

cell wall and chloroplast cell wall and nucleus chloroplast and mitochondria cell membrane and ribosome

Question 2

This organelle provides the energy for the cell

ribosome nucleus mitochondria cell wall

Question 3

This organelle contains DNA and controls cellular growth and reproduction

mitochondria nucleus cell wall cytoplasm

Question 4

This organelle encloses and supports the cells in plants

cell membrane nucleus cell wall mitochondria

Question 5

Clear substance that holds all the contents outside of the nucleus of a cell

mitochondria cell wall nucleus cytoplasm

Question 6

Organelle that separates the interior of all cells from the outside environment

mitochondria cell membrane vacuole nucleus

Question 7

Storage bubbles found in cells. Plant cells have one big one.

vacuole cell wall cell membrane mitochondria

Question 8

This is an image of a(n)

plant cell animal cell

Question 9

This organelle converts energy into forms that are usable by the cell.

mitochondria vacuole nucleus cell wall

Question 10

This organelle absorb sunlight and uses it to produce food for plant cells

Vacuole Chloroplast Cell wall Nucleus

Question 11

All of these statements are part of cell theory, EXCEPT

All living things are composed of cells Cells are the basic unit of structure and function New cells come from existing cells Cells are really small

Question 12

This is an image of a plant cell

True False

Question 13

This is a picture of a(n)

animal cell plant cell

Question 14

This organelle functions to package and deliver proteins:

mitochondrion golgi bodies chloroplast nucleus

Question 15

This is an image of a plant cell

True False

Question 16

Which of these is NOT an organelle

endoplasmic reticulum vacuole mitochondria alveoli

Question 17

All organelles are contained by the

cell membrane nuclear envelope celluloid skin

Question 18

Look at the diagram. Mitosis is the process of one cell producing.....?

3 genetically different cells 2 genetically different cells 2 genetically identical cells 3 genetically identical cells

Question 19

This is a cell with its nucleus. Inside the nucleus the red lines show...

Two chromosomes Two sister chromatids Chromatin A homologous pair

Question 20

What is inside this nucleus?

One and a half homologous pairs Three chomosomes Three sister chromatids Three Homologous pairs

Question 21

Here are two chromosomes (maternal and paternal) with genes in the same locations, called...?

One homologous pair Two homologous pairs Sister chromatids Two sister chromatids

Question 22

What do you see inside this cell?

Three chromosomes Three sister chromatids Three homologous pairs Two homologous pairs

Question 23

And again - review - what do you see here?

Two homologous pairs One homologous pair Two chromosomes Sister chromatids

Question 24

Moving on... The DNA has now replicated on each chromosome. What do you see?

Two chromosomes each existing as sister chromatids 4 separate chromosomes One homologous pair Two homologous pairs

Question 25

And now..what do you see?

Three homologous pairs Three chromatids Three homologous pairs Three chromosomes each existing as sister chromatids

Question 26

Now let's put it together :) What is inside this nucleus?

2 homologous pairs (each existing as sister chromatids) 4 homologous pairs 2 chromosomes 4 sister chromatids

Question 27

And again...to consolidate...what do you see in here?

3 chromosomes with one homologous pair 3 sister chromatids with one chromosome 3 homologous pairs 3 sister chromatids

Question 28

And finally, before we embark on stages, breathe and review...what is this?

Two sister chromatids One homologous pair, each existing as sister chromatids Two chromosomes each existing as sister chromatids Two homologous pairs

Question 29

Let's work with terminology, what would be the BEST language to refer to A and B?

A is the pole and B are the equators A is the cell equator and B are the poles A is the middle and B are the ends A is the inside and B is the outside

Question 30

Based on what you just learnt, what is happening here?

I'm lost! Homologous pairs line up along the equator Sister chromatids align on the equator Chromosomes (with sister chromatids) align on the equator

Question 31

Ok, not part of mitosis but just to review terminology... what's going on here?

Homologous pairs line up on the equator Chromosomes line up on the equator Sister chromatids line up on the equator I'm still lost!

Question 32

Hopefully you are getting better.. final review for this stage...what do you see?

Homologous chromatids line up on the equator Sister chromatids line up on the equator Chromosomes (with sister chromatids) line up on the equator Homologous pairs line up on the equator

Question 33

Next...after chromosomes (with sister chromatids) line up on the equator what happens here?

Sister chromatids separate Homologous pairs separate Homologous chromatids separate I'm confused!

Question 34

Ok, again although this is not part of mitosis, let's sort out terminology.... here you see?

Sister chromatids separating Homologous pairs separating Homologous chromatids sepearating Four homologous pairs

Question 35

Back to Mitosis...same stage...we would correctly say for this stage?

Sister chromatids separating Homologous pairs sepearating Homologous chromatids sepearating Crosses on a page

Question 36

After sepearation at the end of the process we now see (in this example)....?

Two cells each with two homologous pairs Two cells each with sister chromatids Two cells each with one homologous pair Two cells each with two chromosomes

Question 37

Ok, one more time, another example :) What's in this final stage?

Two cells each with 3 sister chromatids Two cells each with 3 chromosomes Two cells each with a homologous pair Chromosomes, chromatids and homologous pairs, everything :(

Question 38

What is it called when the moon blocks out the sun during the day?

Eclipse Ellipse Envelope Ebola

Question 39

Which biome is located at the north and south poles, and is permanently frozen?

Desert Rainforest Coniferous Forest Tundra

Question 40

Which planet, shown here, is well known for its many rings?

Pluto Venus Mars Saturn

Question 41

What class of animals are whales?

Mammals Amphibians Fish Reptiles

Question 42

Which speed is fastest?

1 kilometer per year 1 kilometer per hour 1 kilometer per minute 1 kilometer per secon

Question 43

Which temperature is hottest?

0 degrees celsius 100 degrees celsius 0 degrees farenheit 100 degrees farenheit

Question 44

How old is planet Earth?

6000 years 75,000 years 4.5 billion years 1.2 million years

Question 45

What is it called when liquid rock, called lava or magma, erupts through the Earth's crust

Earthquake Vulcano Hurricane Tsunami

Question 46

Turning the water off while brushing your teeth is a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 47

Using paper plates in NOT a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 48

Turning the lights off is a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 49

Using a sports bottle instead of a plastic water bottle is a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 50

Throwing away your plastic water bottle or milk jug in the trash is NOT a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 51

Taking your own bag to the grocery store instead of using the plastic ones is a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 52

When plastic, glass and paper products are made into new things, this a way to

Reduce Reuse Recycle

Question 53

When water is heated in the ocean and turns into water vapor

condensation evaporation precipitation accumulation

Question 54

When water vapor is cooled and forms droplets-

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

Question 55

After condensation the water droplets fall to the Earth in different forms of-

evaporation condensation precipitation accumulation

Question 56

The forms of precipitation are: rain, snow, sleet, and hail

true false

Question 57

Precipitation occurs because

the droplets evaporate in the air the droplets are too light for the air to hold the droplets are too heavy for the air to hold

Question 58

The sun's energy

changes daily powers the water cycle is bright

Question 59

If water was heated by a hot plate to model the water cycle, the hot plate represents

the wind the moon the sun

Question 60

More evaporation occurs at night time.

true false

Question 61

When water is evaporated from the surface of the ocean

biofuel is being used mechanical energy is being used solar energy is being used

Question 62

The water cycle has no start or end

true false

Question 63

When plants give off drops of water it is called

transpiration evaporation condensation precipitation

Question 64

When tiny droplets of water form in the air it is called

precipitation evaporation condensation runoff

All things science

Basic cell organelles

Biology: Mitosis Blind Kahoot

General Knowledge: Science

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

The Water Cycle

All things science

Basic cell organelles

Biology: Mitosis Blind Kahoot

General Knowledge: Science

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

The Water Cycle

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