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Game of BiologyOnline version

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by Iker Vázquez
1

They are the basic unit of structure and function in living things ___.

2

The structure of a living thing is determined by the amazing variety of ways its cells are put _______________.

3

A single cell has the ___________ needs as an entire organism.

4

The functions of a cell are obtaining energy, bringing in nutrients and water, and getting rid of ______________.

5

Your body cells work together to keep you ________________.

6

It wasn't until the_____________ that scientists realized living organisms are made of cells. 1600s

7

The invention of the _______________, an instrument that makes small objects look larger, made this discovery possible.

8

In the mid-1600s an English scientist_______ built his own microscope to learn about nature.

9

In 1674, Dutch businessman ___________________was the first to observe living cells.

10

He concluded that animals were made of animal cells.

11

He concluded that all plants are made of cells. ________________________

12

Scientists developed several types of ______________ microscopes that are 5,000 times more powerful than light microscopes.

13

Everything the cell needs, such as food particles, water, and ____, enters through the cell membrane.

14

_____ fills the region between the cell membrane and the nucleus.

15

Made mostly of water and some ____, the cytoplasm holds all the cell´ s organelles.

16

The ____ is a large oval organelle that contains the cell´ s genetic material in the form of DNA and controls many of the cell´ s activities.

17

The nucleus is surrounded by a membrane called the______.

18

The_____ produces ribosomes that produce proteins.

19

_________________ microscopes focus light through lenses to produce a magnified image.

20

To create an image, _____________________ microscopes use beams of electrons that scan the surface of the specimen.

21

A ______________microscope usually has more than one objective lens.

22

The higher the resolution of an image, the better you can __________ two separate structures that are close together.

23

Better_________shows more details.

24

For light microscopes, resolution improves as _________ increases.

25

Scientist who coined the term “cells.”________

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