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Test 2 Review

How can you remember the 8 life functions? What is the saying…spell it!

What life process releases energy from nutrients?

Does every organism use oxygen for respiration?

What are the two types of respiration?

What cell organelle is responsible for synthesis of large macromolecules?

What is synthesis?

Oxygen moving through your blood so all cells can have some, is an example of what life function?

A vacuole filled with garbage goes to this organelle which tells the vacuole to leave the cell.

What 2 body systems are responsible for regulation?

What cell organelle is responsible for regulation?

How does a cell know what proteins to make?

What cell organelle is responsible for the life process of excretion?

Sweating is a process that helps cool the body down during strenuous exercise. This is an example of:

a) Cellular respirationb) Too much regulation c) A feedback mechanismd) Getting wete) Working out too much

Put in order from start to finish:a) Excretion b) Digestion c) Nutrients d) Ingestione) Respiration f) Transportg) Absorption h) Pizza hot out of the box

Which life function is not necessary for the survival of a single organism?

Is it responsible for the survival of a species?

“A change in a system causes a response that tends to return that system to its original state”– What do scientists call this?

What are 3 organelles that you would be able to see in a wet mount of an elodea leaf under high power (400x)?

What cell organelle is responsible for excretion?

What are two ways organisms get nutrients? Explain each method and give 1 example.

What are the 3 parts to the cell theory?

What are 2 exceptions to the cell theory?

What is the smallest organism?

All cells have ribosomes because all cells must carry out this life function:

What is the job of vacuoles?

Photosynthesis is a form of what type of nutrition?

What allows cells to carry out life functions?

Your brain represents:a) Cells onlyb) Cells and tissues onlyc) An organ with cells and tissuesd) A complete system with organs, tissues and cellse) An organ with no atoms but cells and tissues

Cell Microscope Work

Low power field of view

1.5 mm

1. Convert to microns2. How big is each cell?

If you looked at a cell under the microscope, how could you tell if it was an plant cell?

What is one thing an animal cell has that a plant cell does not?

Point to 2 cell organelles not found in animal cells

What cell part does most cellular chemical reactions take place?

Why do we stain some wet mounts containing cells?

If you looked at a cell under the microscope, how could you tell if it was an plant cell?

• Which life function provides substances that may be used by an organism for its growth and the repair of its tissues?– Excretion– Reproduction– Nutrition– Regulation

Which term includes all of the chemical activities carried on by an organism?

How is a eukaryotic cell different from a prokaryotic cell?

What is not required for the survival of an individual organism?

Locomotion NutritionExcretionReproductionIngestion Metabolism

When you are running you breath quicker. Your body needs to get rid of the build-up of CO2 in your blood. At the same time it needs more oxygen. What is this an example of?

What does every single cell have?

What process synthesizes sugar from CO2, water and sunlight?

What organelle does this take place in?

What happens to your field of view when you go from low power to high power?

Every single celled organism is able to survive because it is able to carry out life functions. In other words, all cells can live because they have…