Cycle 1 Bio Booster 3

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Science

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9th Grade

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Easy

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NGSS

MS-ESS1-1, MS-LS1-2, HS-LS1-4

Standards-aligned

Viveca Elsey

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5 Slides • 15 Questions

Labeling

Label the parts of the cell cycle!

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S - DNA Synthesis

G1 - growth

Interphase

Mitosis

G2 - growth and M prep

Match

Match the phases of the cell cycle with what happens:

the longest part of the cell's life, where the cell is growing and replicating DNA

the cell grows in preparation for DNA synthesis, copying organelles

the cell copies its' genetic material

the cell continues growing and double checks the chromosomes are mutation-free

the cell divides into two daughter cells

Interphase

Mitosis

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The

is the life cycle of a cell. The longest part of this cycle is

During this cycle, cells start by growing in the

phase, copying their organelles. In the

phase, cells copy their DNA so that each daughter cell can have a set. In the

phase, cells continue growing and do final checks to make sure everything is ready! After this, we move into cell division, called mitosis. This is asexual reproduction, where we split into two identical daughter cells.

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cell cycle

interphase

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Growing and copying organelles

Most of the cell's life

replication of genetic material

cell division / asexual reproduction

preparation for mitosis

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interphase

mitosis

Labeling

Label the parts of the cell cycle!

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Interphase

Mitosis

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When a cell reproduces asexually, it makes

identical

of itself. This is good for replacing

cells. Eukaryotes DO NOT use

to produce

, like sperm and egg cells.

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two

clones

body

mitosis

gametes

one

bacteria

Match

Match the phases of mitosis with their pictures!

anaphase

cytokinesis

metaphase

prophase

telophase

Labeling

Label the cell cycle diagram, INCLUDING the phases of mitosis.

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prophase

cytokinesis

anaphase

interphase

telophase

mitosis

metaphase

Match

Match the phases of mitosis with their pictures!

anaphase

cytokinesis

metaphase

prophase

telophase

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two nuclei form on opposite poles of the cell, the cell pinches in

the chromosomes line up along the cells equator and spindle fibers attach

the nuclear membrane and nucleolus dissolve, the chromosomes appear

the cell membrane pinches off, forming two seperate cells

the spindle fibers pull the chromosomes towards opposite poles of the cell

Multiple Choice

A cell has ribosomes, centrioles, cell membrane, nucleus, lysosomes, mitochondria, and endoplasmic reticulum. What type of cell is it?

animal cell

plant cell

bacterial cell

prokaryotic cell

Labeling

Label the UNIQUE organelles in animal and plant cells

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golgi apparatus

cell membrane

ribosomes

nucleus

centriole

lysosome

cell wall

mitochondria

chloroplast

large central vacuole

Multiple Choice

Jessica is analyzing an unknown tissue sample under her microscope. She can see cells that have a cell wall, ribosomes, nucleus, golgi apparatus, and chloroplasts. What organism did this tissue MOST LIKELY come from?

Animal

Plant

Bacteria

Fungus

Categorize

Options (14)

cytoplasm

cell membrane

ribosomes

DNA

DNA loose in cytoplasm

DNA in nucleus

membrane bound organelles

no organelles

mitochondria

smaller cells

larger cells

evolved first

unicellular

unicellular or multicellular

Sort the traits into the correct category

Prokaryote ONLY

Eukaryote ONLY

All Cells!

Multiple Choice

Celeste was analyzing a cell under her electron microscope, and noticed that it had ribosomes and loose DNA in the cytoplasm. What type of cell is it MOST likely?

Animal cell

Eukaryotic cell

Prokaryotic cell

Plant cell

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