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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

A Compound Microscope has more than one lens A 100

What did Robert Hooke discover ? A 200

He discovered CELLS A 200

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

He discovered tiny MICROORGANISMS A 300

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

It DECREASES A 400

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

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

4 X, 10 X, 40 X B 100

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

COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPES B 200

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

The DIAPHRAGM B 300

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

The STAGE B 400

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 Part labeled “ 1” is the… C 100


EYEPIECE C 100

PART 5 is the C 200


COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB C 200

The function of PART 4 is C 300


To adjust the amount of light on the slide C 300

What is PART 2 ? C 400


The OBJECTIVE LENS C 400

What is the function of PART 3 ? 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

ORGANELLES D 100

List the 3 statements of the Cell Theory. D 200

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 NOT have Nuclei are…. . D 300

a. EUKARYOTES b. PROKARYOTES D 300

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

The Nucleus D 400

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

Protein production is carried out by which organelles? E 100

RIBOSOMES E 100

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

STORAGE of materials E 200

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

CELL MEMBRANE E 300

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

MITOCHONDRIA E 400

The organelles in which PHOTOSYNTHESIS occurs are E 500

CHLOROPLASTS E 500

Energy production occurs in which of the organelles? F 100


PART 9 F 100

Part 8 are F 200


RIBOSOMES F 200

Photosynthesis occurs in which organelle ? F 300


PART 3 F 300

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


Parts 2 & 3 F 400

Identify Parts 4, 6, & 7 F 500


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

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