Jeopardy

Organelles

Plant
cells

Animal
cells

Prokaryotes Onions,
vs
Elodea, and
Eukaryotes cheeks

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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from

organelles

This organelle is
responsible for all
the cells actions
and

$100 What is

nucleus

$200 Question from

organelles

This organelle
provides support
and structure for
plant cells.

$200 What is

Cell wall

$300 Question from

organelles

This organelle makes

and stores most of the
energy in the cell and
has its own DNA

$300 What is

mitochondria

$400 Question from

organelles

This organelle
moves proteins
from one part of
the cell to

$400 What is

Endoplasmic
reticulum

$500 Question from

organelles

This organelle is
responsible for
making all the
proteins in the

$500 What is

ribosomes

$100 Question from plants and

animals

This organelle is the

only one that can
photosynthesize.

$100 What is

chloroplasts

$200 Question from plants and

animals

Whats the difference

in shape between
plant cells and
animal cells?

$200 What is

Plants have
straight edges but
animals are
unpredictable.

$300 Question from plants and

animals

What two ways do

plants get their
support and
structure?

$300 What is

Cell wall and

vacuole

$400 Question from Plant Cells

Plant cells have less of

this type of organelle
because they dont
need as much
structural support.

$400 What is

cytoskeleton

$500 Question from plants and

animals

Explain the difference

in the function of a
vacuole for plant cells
and for animal cells

$500 What is
Plant storage of water and
support and structure.
Animals storage of wastes.

$100 Question from animal

cells

Animal cells have

many of this
organelle to break
down compounds.

$100 What is

lysosomes

$200 Question from animal

cells

Plant and animal cells

both have this
organelle but use it
very differently.

$200 What is

vacuoles

$300 Question from animal

cells

Since this is the only

barrier between the
inside of the cell and
the outside, animal cells
can be any shape.

$300 What is

Cell membrane

$400 Question from animal

cells

Animal cells need

many of these for
structural support

$400 What is
cytoskeleton

$500 Question from animal

cells

What compound do
mitochondria break
down when they
perform cellular
respiration?

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glucose

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prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

This type of cell has no

nucleus

$100 What is

prokaryote

$200 Question from

prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

This type of cell is very

complex due to all the
different organelles.

$200 What is

eukaryotes

$300 Question from

prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

Plant and animal

cells are examples
of this type of cell

$300 What is

eukaryotes

$400 Question from

prokaryotes vs eukaryotes
This type of cell is likely to
have an endoplasmic
reticulum.

$400 What is

Eukaryotic cell

$500 Question from

prokaryotes vs eukaryotes

E. Coli is a
species of this
type of cell

$500 What is

prokaryote

$100 Question from Onions,

Elodea, and cheeks

Whats this

$100 What is

Onion cells

$200 Question from onions,

elodea, and cheeks

What organelle do you

see the most of in
these elodea cells

$200 What is

chloroplasts

$300 Question from onions,

elodea, and cheeks

What is this an image

of

$300 What is

Cheek cell

$400 Question from onions,

elodea, and cheeks

Why do onion cells have

less chloroplasts than
elodea cells?

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Onions are underground and

not photosynthesizing.

$500 Question from onions,

elodea, and cheeks

Why are these cells

geometric shapes?

$500 What is

Plant cells have cell walls

that are rigid and inflexible.

Final Jeopardy
Why are there different
types of eukaryotic cells
but not prokaryotic cells?

Final Jeopardy Answer

Eukaryotes have many different

organelles that can exist in
different numbers and
combinations to create many
different types of specialized
cells.