What is the green structure in plant cells

where photosynthesis occurs? What gives energy to a cell?

 Chloroplast  Mitochondria

What are the smallest living things we can see? What is the energy currency of a cell?
 Bacteria  ATP

What is the "brain" of the cell? What is the "brain" of the cell?
 Nucleus
 Nucleus

What fights off germs in our body?

What is the "brain" of the cell?
 White Blood Cells
 Nucleus
 What is a cell?
 A cell is the basic structural and
functional unit of all living
organisms.
How do cells get their
energy?
 Cells get their
energy from a
molecule called
adenosine
triphosphate (ATP).
What is the main function of a cell?
 The main function of a cell is
to carry out specific
processes necessary for life.
What is the function of the
cell wall in plant cells?
 The cell wall provides
structural support and
protection to plant
cells.
What is the cytoplasm?
 The cytoplasm is the gel-like
substance inside the cell that
houses various organelles and
cellular structures.
What are the building blocks of
living organisms?
 Cells are the building blocks
of living organisms.
Name the power
How small are cells? house of the cells?
Mitochondria are
 Cells are typically
very small, with sizes the "powerhouses"
of the cell, where
ranging from
energy production
micrometers to
(ATP synthesis)
millimeters.
occurs.
What is the cell membrane?
 The cell membrane is a
protective barrier that
surrounds the cell and
controls the passage of
substances in and out of the
cell.
What is the nucleus of a cell? Where is DNA
 The nucleus is the central found in a cell?
part of a cell that contains  Nucleus
genetic information in the
form of DNA.
What is the difference between plant
and animal cells?
 Plant cells have a cell wall and
chloroplasts, while animal cells
do not.