(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Central Vacuole/ Large structure that stores water, mineral and nutrients for a plant cell.
Semi-permeable/ Because somethings can go through the cell membrane and others cannot is considered this?
Facilitated diffusion/ Movement of large or charged particles from high to low with the help of a carrier protein.
Cell Wall/ A solid structure on the outside of plant cells that helps protect, support and communicate.
Phospholipid/ The main component of the cell membrane.
Cell membrane/ Controls what enters and leaves the cell and important in communication. It is made of phospholipids and proteins.
Shrink/ Cells in a hypertonic solution (salty or sugary) will do what?
Head/ The part of the phospholipid that is hydrophilic or loves water or polar.
Nucleic Acids/ Made of CHONP, monomer is nucleotide, used to store genetic info and instructions to make proteins.
Stay the Same/ Cells in an isotonic solution will do what?
Proteins/ Made of CHON, monomer is amino acid and used to build structures, fight infections, transport and enzymes.
Ribosomes / Makes Proteins
Smooth ER/ Makes and transports lipids and hormones.
Nucleus/Contains the genetic instructions of the cell and the instructions to make proteins.
Flagella/ Long whiplike tail that helps a cell move.
Diffusion/ Movement of molecules from high to low until they reach equilibrium.
Chloroplast / Responsible for photosynthesis where sunlight, CO2, H20 to produce Glucose (food) (C6H12O6) and oxygen O2
Enzymes/ Catalysts that speed up chemical reactions to store and release energy with lower activation energy.
Passive / Type of transport that moves molecules from high to low concentration, without energy, down the gradient.
Vesicles / Packages of proteins and materials that can be stored in the cell or undergo exocytosis to be excreted.
Active/ Type of transport that moves molecules from low to high concentration, with energy, against the gradient.
Rough ER / Makes proteins and transports them around the cell
Mitochondria/ Responsible for cellular respiration where the organelle uses glucose and oxygen to generate ATP energy for the cell (aka powerhouse of the cell).
Microtubules/ Structures that add support to the cytoskeleton and help hold the organelles in place.
Golgi Complex / Packages things like proteins into vesicles.
Lipids/ Made of CHO with no ratio, monomer is fatty acid, used for long term energy, make up the cell, insulation and cushioning.
Bacteria/ Small cells that have a cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes and DNA.
Swell/ Cells in a hypotonic solution (little or no solutes) will do what?
Carbohydrates/ Made of CHO, monomer is monosaccharide and used for quick energy.
Tail/ The part of the phospholipid that is hydrophobic or hates water or nonpolar.
Nucleolus/ Makes Ribosomes
Cilia/ Small hairs that help an animal cell move.
Osmosis/ Movement of water from high water to low water or low solute to high solute.
Lysosome/ Structure that contains enzymes to break down food and clean up the cell or destroy toxins.
