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What are the four types of tissues?
1. 2. 3. 4. What are the four types of tissues?
1. Muscle Tissue 2. Epithelium Tissue 3. Nervous Tissue 4.
Connective Tissue Think MEN-C Which type of tissue forms the
linings, coverings, and glandular tissue of the body?
1. Muscle Tissue 2. Epithelium Tissue 3. Nervous Tissue 4.
Connective Tissue Which type of tissue forms the linings,
coverings, and glandular tissue of the body?
2. Epithelium Tissue Epithelium Tissue Forms the outer layer of the
skin Cells are tightly packed together Which tissue protects,
supports, and binds together other body tissues?
1. Muscle Tissue 2. Epithelium Tissue 3. Nervous Tissue 4.
Connective Tissue Which tissue protects, supports, and binds
together other body tissues?
4. Connective Tissue The different types ofconnective tissue: Bone
Cartilage Adipose tissue (fat) Blood Which type of tissue is
specialized to contract and cause movement?
1. Muscle Tissue 2. Epithelium Tissue 3. Nervous Tissue 4.
Connective Tissue Which type of tissue is specialized to contract
and cause movement?
Muscle Tissue There are four main types of muscle tissue Skeletal
muscle Cardiac muscle Smooth Muscle Which type of tissue is
composed of specialized cells called neurons that receive and send
electrical signals in the body? 1. Muscle Tissue 2. Epithelium
Tissue 3. Nervous Tissue 4. Connective Tissue Which type of tissue
is composed of specialized cells called neurons that receive and
send electrical signals in the body? 3. Nervous Tissue The tissue
responds tostimuli and transmitsimpulses and together
withsupporting cells, makes upthe brain, spinal cord, andnerves
Which organelle is a system of internal membraneswithin the
cytoplasm that transports substances suchas proteins into the
cytoplasm and has small, roundstructures on the outside of the
membrane? Golgi apparatus (Golgi body) Microtubules Cell membrane
Rough endoplasmic reticulum Which organelle is a system of internal
membraneswithin the cytoplasm that transports substances suchas
proteins into the cytoplasm and has small, roundstructures on the
outside of the membrane? Golgi apparatus (Golgi body) Microtubules
Cell membrane Rough endoplasmic reticulum I used the first simple
microscope to see non-living cells in a piece of corkwho am
I?
A. Schleiden B. Schwann C. Virchow D. Robert Hooke I used the first
simple microscope to see non-living cells in a piece of corkwho am
I?
A. Schleiden B. Schwann C. Virchow D. Robert Hooke I viewed the
first living cells animalcules using an improved microscope who am
I?
Hooke Virchow Spallanzani Leeuwenhoek I viewed the first living
cells animalcules using an improved microscope who am I?
Hooke Virchow Spallanzani Leeuwenhoek I am scientist who proposed
that all plants are made of cellswho am I?
Schleiden Schwann Virchow Redi I am scientist who proposed that all
plants are made of cellswho am I?
Schleiden Schwann Virchow Redi I am the scientist who disproved
Spontaneous Generation using an S-shaped flaskwho am I?
Virchow Redi Spallanzani Pasteur I am the scientist who disproved
Spontaneous Generation using an S-shaped flaskwho am I?
Virchow Redi Spallanzani Pasteur I am the scientist who proposed
that all living things are made of cellswho am I?
1. Schwann 2. Redi 3. Spallanzani 4. Pasteur I am the scientist who
proposed that all living things are made of cellswho am I?
1. Schwann 2. Redi 3. Spallanzani 4. Pasteur I am the scientist who
proposed that all cells come from other cellswho am I?
Hooke Leeuwenhoek Virchow Schwann I am the scientist who proposed
that all cells come from other cellswho am I?
Hooke Leeuwenhoek Virchow Schwann In which of the following would
mitosis NOT occur?
Reproduction of a single-celled amoeba Repair of skin tissue caused
by a burn Lengthening the long bones of a child Formation of sperm
cells by a male rabbit In which of the following would mitosis NOT
occur?
Reproduction of a single-celled amoeba Repair of skin tissue caused
by a burn Lengthening the long bones of a child Formation of sperm
cells by a male rabbit What are the three parts of the cell
theory?
A. B. C. What are the three parts of the cell theory?
A. All living things are composed of cells B. Cells are the most
basic unit of life C. All existing cells are produced by other
living cells Unlike a eukaryotic cell, a prokaryotic cell does not
have what?
A. Cell membrane B. Cytoplasm C. A nucleus D. DNA Unlike a
eukaryotic cell, a prokaryotic cell does not have what?
A. Cell membrane B. Cytoplasm C. A nucleus D. DNA Specialized
structures that work together inside a cell are called what?
Organelles Proteins Eukaryotes Nuclei Specialized structures that
work together inside a cell are called what?
Organelles Proteins Eukaryotes Nuclei What does a eukaryotic cell
have that a prokaryotic celldoes not?
DNA Membrane bound organelle Cell wall Cell membrane What does a
eukaryotic cell have that a prokaryotic celldoes not?
DNA Membrane bound organelles Cell wall Cell membrane What is the
product of mitosis and cytokinesis?
2 chromosomes 2 daughter cells 2 sister chromatin DNA What is the
product ofmitosis and cytokinesis?
2 chromosomes 2 daughter cells 2 sister chromatin DNA Which type of
tissue is depicted in the picture below
Which type of tissue is depicted in the picture below? (A)Skeletal
tissue (B)Heart tissue (C)Nervous tissue (D)Muscle tissue Which
type of tissue is depicted in the picture below
Which type of tissue is depicted in the picture below? (A)Skeletal
tissue (B)Heart tissue (C)Nervous tissue (D)Muscle tissue Which
type of tissue is depicted in the picture below
Which type of tissue is depicted in the picture below? (A)Blood
tissue (B)Nervous tissue (C) Bone tissue (D) Cartilage tissue Which
type of tissue is depicted in the picture below
Which type of tissue is depicted in the picture below? (A)Blood
tissue (B)Nervous tissue (C) Bone tissue (D) Cartilage tissue Which
type of tissue is depicted in the picture below?
(A) Heart tissue (B) Cartilage Tissue (C) Nervous tissue (D) Bone
tissue Which type of tissue is depicted in the picture below?
(A) Heart tissue (B) Cartilage Tissue (C) Nervous tissue (D) Bone
tissue What structure is found in plant cells but not in animal
cells?
(A) nucleus (B) vesicle (C) vacuole (D) cell wall What structure is
found in plant cells but not in animal cells?
(A) nucleus (B) vesicle (C) vacuole (D) cell wall What is the
function of the nucleus?
(A) It makes proteins. (B) It provides the cell with energy. (C) It
stores information. (D) It transports materials within the cell.
What is the function of the nucleus?
(A) It makes proteins. (B) It provides the cell with energy. (C) It
stores information. (D) It transports materials within the cell.
During which stage of the cell cycle is DNA copied?
(B)S (C)G2 (D)M During which stage of the cell cycle is DNA
copied?
(B)S (C)G2 (D)M Which part of the cell cycle takes the longest
amount of time?
(A)mitosis (B)gap 1 (C)gap 2 (D)cytokinesis Which part of the cell
cycle takes the longest amount of time?
(A)mitosis (B)gap 1 (C)gap 2 (D)cytokinesis What limits how large a
cell can grow?
(A)the amount of cytoplasm the cell can make (B)the amount of
energy the cell has (C)the number of organelles in the cell (D)the
ratio of its surface area to its volume What limits how large a
cell can grow?
(A)the amount of cytoplasm the cell can make (B)the amount of
energy the cell has (C)the number of organelles in the cell (D)the
ratio of its surface area to its volume What term describes the
loose organization of DNA and proteins during interphase?
(A)Chromatid (B)chromatin (C)histone (D)chromosome What term
describes the loose organization of DNA and proteins during
interphase?
(A)Chromatid (B)chromatin (C)histone (D)chromosome How do most
prokaryotes reproduce?
(A)sexual reproduction (B)Budding (C)binary fission
(D)fragmentation How do most prokaryotes reproduce?
(A)sexual reproduction (B)Budding (C)binary fission
(D)fragmentation How might asexual reproduction be an advantage to
an organism that lives in a very small, widely scattered
population? (A) Asexual reproduction is more energy efficient than
sexual reproduction. (B) Both male and female offspring are
produced by asexual reproduction. (C) The organism wouldn't need a
nucleus. (D) The organism wouldn't have to spend time and energy
finding a mate. How might asexual reproduction be an advantage to
an organism that lives in a very small, widely scattered
population? (A) Asexual reproduction is more energy efficient than
sexual reproduction. (B) Both male and female offspring are
produced by asexual reproduction. (C) The organism wouldn't need a
nucleus. (D) The organism wouldn't have to spend time and energy
finding a mate. Fishers used to cut starfish into pieces and throw
them back into the sea, but they found that a new starfish grew
from each piece. What term describes this kind of asexual
reproduction? (A) budding (B) binary fission (C) vegetative
reproduction (D) fragmentation Fishers used to cut starfish into
pieces and throw them back into the sea, but they found that a new
starfish grew from each piece. What term describes this kind of
asexual reproduction? (A) budding (B) binary fission (C) vegetative
reproduction (D) fragmentation What term describes a form of
reproduction that involves gametes?
(A) budding (B) fragmentation (C) vegetative reproduction (D)
sexual reproduction What term describes a form of reproduction that
involves gametes?
(A) budding (B) fragmentation (C) vegetative reproduction (D)
sexual reproduction Type of cell division used by bacteria to
reproduce
Mitosis Meiosis Binary fission Cytokinesis Type of cell division
used by bacteria to reproduce
Mitosis Meiosis Binary fission Cytokinesis Name this stage
Metaphase Chromosomes line up along the equator Name this stage.
Telophase Nuclear membranes reform at each pole around the
chromatid
Spindle disappears Cytokinesis begins. Name this stage Interphase
The cell copies its DNA and growsin preparation for division The
DNA is loosely organizedduring interphase Stages of Interphase G1
(Gap 1) Stage- Growth and synthesis of new organelle S Stage -
Synthesis of DNA G2 Stage - preparation for celldivision Name this
stage. Cytokinesis Divides the cytoplasm betweentwo daughter cells,
each with agenetically identical nucleus The cells enter interphase
andbegin the cycle again What is the difference between animal and
plant cell cytokinesis? Name this stage Anaphase Chromatids
separate and migrate to the poles Name this stage Prophase
Chromatin condenses to form chromosomes
Spindle Fibers Chromatin condenses toform chromosomes Nuclear
membranebreaks down Centrioles divide andmigrate to the poles
Spindles form