Grade 8's...
Here are your questions...be sure to post your answers with your first name and room number!
1. What are the only two organelles found in plant cells that are not present in animal cells?
2. What organelle is known as the jell-o of the cell, it allows organelles to move?
3. This cell organelle is selectively permeable... what is it?
4. Which cell part contains the DNA, the building blocks of the cell?
5. What does semi permeable mean?
6. How many chambers does the heart have?
7. If you go to the following site... http://science-of-aging.healthaliciousness.com/timelines/cell-history-timeline.php
What was the contribution to cell theory made by Robert Hooke in 1653.
8. Bonus...find another contribution made to cell theory that is not on that website!
answeres by wesley
ReplyDelete1.cell wall and chloroplast
2. cytoplasm
3. cell membrane
4.the nucleus
5. it means it lets some stuff in and it lets some stuff out
6. 4
7. robert van hooke discovered cells
bonus: in 1660 ad. anton van leeuenhoek discovered protozoans
1. cell wall and choroplast
ReplyDelete2.cytoplasm
3. cell membrane
4. mitochondria
5. it means partially permanite
6. 4 chamber's
7 robert hook discovers the cell
by Jaeden 8-160
JANEL MCNEIL .
ReplyDelete1: cell wall chloroplasts and chlorophyll
2: Cytoplasm
3: Cell membrane
4: The nucleus
5: Semi-permeable means partially permeable.
6: Four chambers
7: discovered cells in a piece of cork
8: Do we have to do the bonus? I don't want to.
1. Cell wall, chloroplast
ReplyDelete2. Cytoplasm
3. Cell membrane
4.Nucleus
5. it means partially able to get through
6. 4
7. Robert Hooke discovered the cell
Noname Daignault
1. cell wall, chloroplast
ReplyDelete2. cytoplasm
3. cell membrane
4.mithochondria
5.it means parcially permanent
6.4 chambers
7. robert hook discovers the cell
kyle coyston
1-cell wall and chloroplasts
ReplyDelete2-cytoplasm
3-cell membrane
4-nucleus
5-it means to partially be able to get through
6-4 chambers
7-robert Hooke discovered the cell
8-1670: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek looked at cells in a drop of pond water using a microscope.
that was by me silas
1.Cell wall, Chloroplasts
ReplyDelete2.Cytoplasm
3.cell membrane
4.Nucleus
5.It means partially able to get through
6.4
7.Robert hooke discovered the cell
Keirra Myron-Sikora
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ReplyDelete1. chloroplasts, vacuoles
2. nucleus
3. cell membrane
4. nucleus
5. partially permeable
6. four
7. he discovered cells in a peice of cork
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ReplyDelete1)CELL WALL
2)CYOPLASM
3)CELL MEMBRAIN
4)NUCLES
5)PARTICLY PARMEBLE
6)4
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cole .h 8-160
ReplyDeletecell wall, chhloroplasts
cytoplaasm
cell membrane
lets somethings through
4
discovered the cell
Catherine Robichaud 8-160
ReplyDelete1.cholorplasts, cell wall
2.cytoplasm
3.cell membrane
4.nucleus
5.allows certain things in and out of a cell through diffusion/osmosis
6.there are 4 chambers to that the heart have
7.he dicoverd the cell
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ReplyDelete1. Cell wall and chloraplasts
2. Cytoplasim
3. Cell membrane
4. Nucleus
5.Allowing passage of certin molecules. but acting as a barrier to others
6. 4 chambers =P
marianne - room 169
ReplyDelete1)chloroplasts
2)cytoplasm
3)cellmembrane
4)nucleus
5)allowing passage of certain molecules but actimg as a barrier 60 others
6)4 chambers
riley
ReplyDelete1. cell wall and cloroplasts
2. mitochondria
3. cell membrain
4. ribosymes
5. exchange of fluids
6. 4
7. discovered the cell by looking at a thin piece of cork through a 50x microscope
8. schliedon found that plants had cells
grant)1.cell wall and chloroplast 2.mitochondria 3.cell membrane 4.riobsymes 5.exchanseh of fiuiods 6.4 chambers
ReplyDeletebrad cook 8-169
ReplyDelete1.cell wall, chloroplast
2. the cytoplasm
3. cell membrane
4.nuclous
5.osmosis
6.4 chambers
7. its 1855
1.Chloroplasts and cell wall.
ReplyDelete2.Cytoplasm
3.cell membrane
4.Chromosome
5.Allows some but not all substances to pass through it.
6.4 Chambers
7.Robert Hooke discovers the cell.
8.cells are the basic building units of life.
1) Chloroplasts and cell wall
ReplyDelete2) Cytoplasm
3) Cell Membrane
4)Chromosomes
5)Allows some but not all substances to pass through it
6) 4 Chambers
7) Robert Hooke discovers the cell
8) Cells are the basic building units of life
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ReplyDelete1. The only organelles only found in plant cells is.... is cell wall and chloroplasts
2. the answer is cytoplasm
3. the answer is
4. Nucleus
5. It means it only lets some things in and it also only some somethings out!
6. It has four chambers
7. Robert C. Hooke discovered the cell in 1953
8. I have TWO
A) the BEAUTIFUL sheep dolly was cloned in 1997
B)Henri Dutrochet (1776–1847) made the connection between plant cells and animal cells explicit, and he proposed that the cell was not just a structural but also a physiological unit.
DANIELLE SAJ 8-164
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1. Cell wall, and Chloroplasts!
ReplyDelete2. Cytoplasm.
3. Cell Membrane.
4. Nucleus.
5. A membrane (as a cell membrane) that allows some molecules to go through but not all.
6. 4 chambers!
7. Robert Hooke discovered cells.
Faith K,
1. Cell wall and Chloroplast.
ReplyDelete2. Michrocondria.
3. Cell Membrane.
4. Nucleus.
5. Your body lets stuff that is needed inside your system only how big it is.
6. 4.
7. Robert Hooke discovered the cells.
Jessee Murray
Jessee said:
ReplyDelete1. Cell wall and Chloroplast
2. Michrocondria
3. Cell membrane
4. Nucleus
5. A membrane(as a cell membrane) that allows some molecules to go through but not all.
6. 4 chambers
7. Robert C. Hooke discovered cells