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Cell Parts EnergyCell

Organization

What’s that Word word?

Ahh Life

The nucleus, cell wall, and vacuole are all examples of this.

What are organelles?

This directs what the cell does, and contains DNA.

What is the Nucleus?

This is found in plant cells, and helps support and give structure

to the cells.

What is a cell wall?

This makes proteins in a cell.

What are ribosomes?

This cell part breaks down nutrients and old cell parts.

What are lysosomes?

These are tubes or tunnels that move materials in a cell.

What is the Endoplasmic Reticulum?

Cellular respiration uses these two materials to generate

energy?

What is glucose and oxygen?

These are 4 reasons why cells need energy.

What is to make proteins, for movement, to divide and grow,

and to transport materials ?

This moves materials across the membrane of a cell from a place

it is very crowded to a less crowded area.

What is passive transport?

These are two examples of passive transport.

What are diffusion and osmosis?

The amount of energy an animal needs is based on these two

things.

What is size and movement?

Cells use proteins for these reasons.

What are to control the chemical reaction inside of them and give

the cell shape.

Tissues are made up of these.

What are cells?

What is Land?

This moves warm ocean water from warm places to cold place.

What is a warm current?

The amount of water vapor in the air.

What is Humidity?

A Dew Point.

What is the temperature at which air becomes more saturated?

The evaporation of water through a plant’s leaves.

What is transpiration?

A system of channels, pipes, and tunnels that carry water a long

distance.

What is an Aqueduct

The careful use of a natural resource, such as water.

What is conservation?

Hailstones normally fall from this type of

cloud. Bonus…WHY?

Cumulonimbus- because they produce thunderstorms,

which often have strong winds and updrafts. These two factors

together make conditions right for forming hail

The two ways water enters the atmosphere.

Transpiration and Evaporation

The steps in the water cycle.

What is evaporation-condensation-precipitation

Fair weather is generally associated with this type of

cloud.

What is a cumulus cloud?

The reason California has moderate weather.

What is the Pacific Ocean?