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Cell Jeopardy - Learn About Scientists, Parts, and Functions of a Cell!

Test your knowledge about cell science with this interactive Cell Jeopardy game! Explore scientists, parts, and functions of a cell while having fun. Get ready to challenge yourself and dive into the fascinating world of cells!

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Cell Jeopardy - Learn About Scientists, Parts, and Functions of a Cell!

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  1. Cell Jeopardy

  2. Scientists Cell Parts Cell Diversity Parts & Functions Microscope Hodge Podge 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  3. This scientist looked at cork cells under a microscope and gave “cells” their name.

  4. Who is Robert Hooke?

  5. This scientist was the first to use these instruments (called microscopes) because of his great skill of grinding lenses

  6. Who is Leewenhoek?

  7. This was Virchow’s contribution to the Cell Theory.

  8. What is that all cells come from preexisting cells; plant cells come from plant cells and animal cells come from animal cells?

  9. This was Schwann’s contribution to the Cell Theory.

  10. What is that cells are the basic unit of life?

  11. These are the three parts of the cell theory.

  12. What is • Cells are the basic unit of life 2. All living things are made up of one or more cells 3. All cells come from preexisting cells?

  13. These are three examples of organelles.

  14. Various answers.

  15. This is the semi-jelly like environment in which most of the cell’s activities take place.

  16. What is the cytosol? (cytoplasm)

  17. This organelle only occurs in the plant cell – and provides support for the cell

  18. What is the cell wall?

  19. This is the name of the organelle where the process of photosynthesis takes place and contains a green pigment called chlorophyll.

  20. What is the Chloroplasts?

  21. These ballonlike spaces within the cytoplasm store waste and food and other substances the cell cannot use right away.

  22. What are vacuoles ?

  23. This organelle like the hallways of a school.

  24. What is Cytoplasm?

  25. This type of cell has no cell wall, a nucleus, and mitochondria.

  26. What is a animal cell?

  27. Two differences between plant and animal cells.

  28. What is plants have a cell wall, and chloroplasts that animal cells do not have?

  29. This organelle provides energy.

  30. What is Mitochondria

  31. These are the three parts of the cell theory.

  32. What is • Cells are the basic unit of life 2. All living things are made up of one or more cells 3. All cells come from preexisting cells??

  33. This is the function of the nucleus.

  34. What is it controls all of the functions of the cell?

  35. This is the function cell wall.

  36. What is support?

  37. This organelle makes food from the sun.

  38. What is a chloroplast?

  39. This organelle stores water for a plant cell.

  40. What is the large central vacuole ?

  41. This organelle is a fluid that surrounds the organelles.

  42. What is Cytoplasm ?

  43. This word was formed when cork was observed by Robert Hooke.

  44. What is cellulae (cell) ?

  45. Hooke called named cells cell because they look like these.

  46. What are the cells at a monastery or prison?

  47. This type of microscope uses two lenses.

  48. What is Compound Light Microscopes?

  49. This lab equipment is used to see tiny objects.

  50. What is a microscope?

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