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3. Living
Things
Classify
Living
Things
Microscopes
Cell
Organization
Viruses
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Cell Theory

4. Smallest unit of an
organism

5. What is a cell?

6. The length of time
an organism is
expected to live its
life

7. What is life span?

8. Anything that
causes come
change in an
organism

9. What is a
stimulus?

10. Any living thing

11. What is an
organism?

12. The regulation of
an organism’s
internal condition
no matter what.

13. What is
homeostasis?

14. A group of similar
species

15. What is a genus?

16. The largest group
of classification.

17. What is a
kingdom?

18. Field guides and
dichotomous keys

19. What are two tools
for identifying
organisms?

20. The two-word
naming system
used to classify
living things

21. What is binomial
nomenclature?

22. How an organism
changes over time

23. What is phylogeny?

24. Leeuwenhoek

25. Who is Dutch
optometrist who
made first
microscope?

26. He hypothesized
that cells divide
form new cells.

27. Who is Rudolf
Virchow?

28. He used a
microscope to
study plant parts.

29. Who is Matthias
Schleiden?

30. He cut a cork and
named what he saw
“cells”.

31. Who is Robert
Hooke?

32. Name the parts of
the cell theory.

33. All organisms are
made up of cells,
basic unit of
organization, all come
from cells.

34. Allowed the
creator to see clear
images of tiny
organisms.

35. What is
Leeuwenhoek’s
microscope?

36. Magnifies up to
1,000,000X

37. What is
transmission
electron
microscope?

38. When viewed,
certain cell
structures glow
using this

39. What is
Fluorescence
microscope?

40. This microscope
sweeps a beam of
electrons over
specimen’s surface.

41. What is a Scanning
Electron
Microscope?

42. Emphasizes slight
differences in a
specimen’s capacity
to bend light waves?

43. What is a Phase-
Contrast
Microscope?

44. A protective layer
surrounding every
cell.

45. What is the cell
membrane?

46. The director of all
cellular activities.

47. What is the
nucleus?

48. Energy released by
this after food is
broken down.

49. What is the
mitochondria?

50. They sort proteins
and other cellular
substances, package
them into vesicles.

51. What are the Golgi
bodies?

52. Contain digestive
chemicals that help
break down food
molecules.

53. What are
lysosomes?

54. A strand of
hereditary material
surrounded by a
protein.

55. What is a virus?

56. Inactive virus

57. What is a latent
virus?

58. Carried by wind,
inhaled, eaten,
rubbed in eyes

59. What are ways a
virus reaches a
host body?

60. Proteins that
protect cells from
viruses.

61. What are
interferons?

62. Made from weakened
virus particles that
cause your body to
make interferons.

63. What are vaccines?

64. Make your wager

65. Created the two-
word naming system
used to classify living
things.

66. Who is Carolus
Linnaeus?