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Final Question

Who or what are made of cells?

Who or what are made of cells?

All living things

What is a cell?

Building Blocks of life

What type of cells have cell walls?

Only plant Cells

A groups similar cells working together to perform a specific function are called

Tissue

What is the name used to describe the parts of the cell that carry out the cells life processes?

Organells

Attaches the eyepiece with the base

arm

A knob that makes large adjustments the to focus

coarse adjustment

The platform on which a slide is placed

the stage

metal clips that hold a slide securely in place

stage clips

The bottom portions that supports the microscope

foot or base

What is the job of the nucelus?

controls plant and animal cell activity

What organelle is responsible for storage in the cell?

The vacuole

What do the choloroplast do?

They make food for plant cells

What do the mitochondria do for the cell?

The release energy from food

What is the cover that holds a cell together and seperates it from its surroundings?

cell membrane both Plant and animal cells hvae them

Who coined the term cell back in 1665?

Robert Hooke

When was the microscope invented?

early 1660's

Who discovered that every plant is made of cells?

Maththias Schleiden in 1838

Who discovered that every animal is made of cells?

Theodor Schwann in 1839

What was Robert Hooke looking at when he came up with the term 'Cell'.

thinly sliced cork

What organelle makes food for plant cells?

chloroplast

True or False : It is okay to carry a microscope with on hand

false

What must you do to calculate the magnification of a microscope?

multiply the eyepiece power by the objective lens power

How do food and oxygen enter a cell?

Diffusion

The movement of water and disolved material through the cel membrane is called

Osmosis

What is the difference between cell osmosis and cell diffusion?

Osmosis involves material crossing the cell membrane and Diffusion does not. Osmosis includes water and diffusion does not.

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