Jeopardy Final Jeopardy MICROSCOPES PART 1 MICROSCOPES PART

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Jeopardy Final Jeopardy MICROSCOPES PART 1 MICROSCOPES PART 2 MICROSCOPE DIAGRAM CELLS PART 1

Jeopardy Final Jeopardy MICROSCOPES PART 1 MICROSCOPES PART 2 MICROSCOPE DIAGRAM CELLS PART 1 CELLS PART 2 CELL DIAGRAM 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

What is the difference between a SIMPLE and a COMPOUND Microscope ? A 100

What is the difference between a SIMPLE and a COMPOUND Microscope ? A 100

A Compound Microscope has more than one lens A 100

A Compound Microscope has more than one lens A 100

What did Robert Hooke discover ? A 200

What did Robert Hooke discover ? A 200

He discovered CELLS A 200

He discovered CELLS A 200

What was Anton van Leeuwenhoek’s contribution to Science ? A 300

What was Anton van Leeuwenhoek’s contribution to Science ? A 300

He discovered tiny MICROORGANISMS A 300

He discovered tiny MICROORGANISMS A 300

What happens to a microscope’s FIELD OF VIEW when magnification INCREASES ? A 400

What happens to a microscope’s FIELD OF VIEW when magnification INCREASES ? A 400

It DECREASES A 400

It DECREASES A 400

What would the TOTAL MAGNIFICATION of your microscope be if you are using an

What would the TOTAL MAGNIFICATION of your microscope be if you are using an Objective Lens with a magnification of 45 X ? A 500

It would be 450 X A 500

It would be 450 X A 500

The magnifications of the OBJECTIVE LENSES of our microscopes are… B 100

The magnifications of the OBJECTIVE LENSES of our microscopes are… B 100

4 X, 10 X, 40 X B 100

4 X, 10 X, 40 X B 100

The microscopes we use in class are called…. B 200

The microscopes we use in class are called…. B 200

COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPES B 200

COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPES B 200

The microscope part used to adjust the amount of light on the slide is

The microscope part used to adjust the amount of light on the slide is called ? B 300

The DIAPHRAGM B 300

The DIAPHRAGM B 300

What is the “platform” upon which the slides or specimens are placed for viewing?

What is the “platform” upon which the slides or specimens are placed for viewing? B 400

The STAGE B 400

The STAGE B 400

Which part of the microscope should NEVER be used when viewing a slide under

Which part of the microscope should NEVER be used when viewing a slide under “HIGH” power? B 500

The COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB B 500

The COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB B 500

The Part labeled “ 1” is the… C 100

The Part labeled “ 1” is the… C 100

EYEPIECE C 100

EYEPIECE C 100

PART 5 is the C 200

PART 5 is the C 200

COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB C 200

COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB C 200

The function of PART 4 is C 300

The function of PART 4 is C 300

To adjust the amount of light on the slide C 300

To adjust the amount of light on the slide C 300

What is PART 2 ? C 400

What is PART 2 ? C 400

The OBJECTIVE LENS C 400

The OBJECTIVE LENS C 400

What is the function of PART 3 ? C 500

What is the function of PART 3 ? C 500

To hold the slide or specimen in place. C 500

To hold the slide or specimen in place. C 500

The tiny structures that carry out different functions within the cell are D 100

The tiny structures that carry out different functions within the cell are D 100

ORGANELLES D 100

ORGANELLES D 100

List the 3 statements of the Cell Theory. D 200

List the 3 statements of the Cell Theory. D 200

1. All living things are made of cells 2. Cells are the basic units

1. All living things are made of cells 2. Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things. 3. Cells are produced from other cells D 200

a. Organisms whose cells have Nuclei are…. . b. Organisms having cells that DO

a. Organisms whose cells have Nuclei are…. . b. Organisms having cells that DO NOT have Nuclei are…. . D 300

a. EUKARYOTES b. PROKARYOTES D 300

a. EUKARYOTES b. PROKARYOTES D 300

All of a cell’s functions are controlled by which structure ? D 400

All of a cell’s functions are controlled by which structure ? D 400

The Nucleus D 400

The Nucleus D 400

List the correct order of the LEVELS OF CELLULAR ORGANIZATION: D 500

List the correct order of the LEVELS OF CELLULAR ORGANIZATION: D 500

1. Cells 2. Tissues 3. Organs 4. Organ Systems 5. Organism D 500

1. Cells 2. Tissues 3. Organs 4. Organ Systems 5. Organism D 500

Protein production is carried out by which organelles? E 100

Protein production is carried out by which organelles? E 100

RIBOSOMES E 100

RIBOSOMES E 100

The function of the cell’s VACUOLES is: E 200

The function of the cell’s VACUOLES is: E 200

STORAGE of materials E 200

STORAGE of materials E 200

The structure that controls which substances enter or exit the cell is the E

The structure that controls which substances enter or exit the cell is the E 300

CELL MEMBRANE E 300

CELL MEMBRANE E 300

Organelles that break down sugars in order to produce energy are E 400

Organelles that break down sugars in order to produce energy are E 400

MITOCHONDRIA E 400

MITOCHONDRIA E 400

The organelles in which PHOTOSYNTHESIS occurs are E 500

The organelles in which PHOTOSYNTHESIS occurs are E 500

CHLOROPLASTS E 500

CHLOROPLASTS E 500

Energy production occurs in which of the organelles? F 100

Energy production occurs in which of the organelles? F 100

PART 9 F 100

PART 9 F 100

Part 8 are F 200

Part 8 are F 200

RIBOSOMES F 200

RIBOSOMES F 200

Photosynthesis occurs in which organelle ? F 300

Photosynthesis occurs in which organelle ? F 300

PART 3 F 300

PART 3 F 300

Which structures are found only in PLANT cells and not in ANIMAL cells ?

Which structures are found only in PLANT cells and not in ANIMAL cells ? F 400

Parts 2 & 3 F 400

Parts 2 & 3 F 400

Identify Parts 4, 6, & 7 F 500

Identify Parts 4, 6, & 7 F 500

Part 4: CHROMATIN PART 6: E. R. PART 7: VACUOLE F 500

Part 4: CHROMATIN PART 6: E. R. PART 7: VACUOLE F 500

Today’s Final Jeopardy category is Please make your wager

Today’s Final Jeopardy category is Please make your wager

FJ Question

FJ Question

FJ Answer

FJ Answer

Gracias por jugar Jeopardy

Gracias por jugar Jeopardy