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Your Mission:• Your mission, should you

decide to accept it, is to find clues to complete the secret message while you answer tough questions thrown at you by the Space Martians. You need to complete this mission before the end of the day, otherwise the Martians will take over earth! Record the clues on a piece of paper. Good luck!

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50:50 Give Hint!

B. Cell

C. Organism

D. Fungi

A. Nucleus

Any living thing is an ___________ .

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http://www.dartmouth.edu/~cbbc/courses/bio4/bio4-lectures/images/cell.JPG

It is not a cell.

B. Cell

C. Organism

D. Fungi

A. Nucleus




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B. Cell

C. Organism




You have 10 seconds to ask someone sitting beside you for help!

B. Cell

C. Organism

D. Fungi

A. Nucleus




D..

Any living thing is an organism.


http://www.biology.arizona.edu/cell_bio/activities/cell_cycle/graphics/cell_cycle_animation.gif

I’ll take $100 any day. Thanks.

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50:50 Give Hint!

B. mitosis

A. reproduce

D. multiply

C. birthing

The reproduction of new cells is called _________?

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Another word for this process is replicate.

B. mitosis

A. reproduce

D. multiply

C. birthing



B. mitosis

C. birthing


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B. mitosis

A. reproduce

D. multiply

C. birthing



D..

The reproduction of new cells is called mitosis


I’ve got an idea! You study and we can win!


Can you label the two parts of this cell?

50:50

Give Hint!

A. ribosomes, mitochondria

B. vacuole, nucleus D. nucleus, cytoplasm

C. Golgi Apparatus, nucleus

The pink one is the nucleus, or the brains of the cell!



B. vacuole, nucleus

D. nucleus, cytoplasm


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D. nucleus, cytoplasm





B. vacuole, nucleus D. nucleus, cytoplasm


C..

D..

An Animal Cell

Cytoskeleton Cytosol

Free-floating ribosomes

MitochondriaVacuole

Golgi Apparatus

E.R.Centriole

Nucleus

Nucleolus

Lysosomes

You are heading towards the finish line. Congratulations!


What are the brains of the cell?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. Cell wall

B. cytoplasm D. nucleus

C. mitochondria

It is usually somewhere near the center of the cell.

A. Cell wall


C. mitochondria


50:50

D. nucleus

C. mitochondria



A. Cell wall


C. mitochondria


A. C..

D..

The nucleus is the brains of the cell.

Oh! Peachy!


Which part of the cell produces the energy like a battery pack?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. nucleus

B. mitochondria D. chloroplasts

C. cytoplasm

http://www.dromo.com/fusionanomaly/mitochondria.jpg

It is NOT the brains of the cell!


A. nucleus


C. cytoplasm


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A. nucleus


C. cytoplasm


D..

The mitochondria produces the energy like a battery pack for the cell.


You’re too smart for me!


The cytoplasm is chiefly made of _____?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. Mixture of stuff

B. Both C & D D. water

C. salt

http://users.rcn.com/jkimball.ma.ultranet/BiologyPages/H/Hbonds(water).gif

It is H20!


A. Mixture of stuff


C. salt


50:50


D. water

C. salt




A. Mixture of stuff


C. salt


D..

The cytoplasm is chiefly made of water or H20!

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Fantastic Start. Keep up the tremendous work you are doing.

You got $600

Click for

Scoreboard

This part of the plant cell converts the sun’s energy into food.

50:50 Give Hint!

A. chloroplasts

B. nucleus D. Mitochondria

C. Cell Wall

http://www.webbschool.org/nancy/cha5/Chloroplasts.jpg

It gives the cell its color!

A. chloroplasts


C. Cell Wall

This part of the plant cell converts the sun’s energy into food?


50:50

A. chloroplasts

D. Mitochondria




A. chloroplasts


C. Cell Wall



Chloroplasts converts the sun’s energy into food for plant cells.

http://www.cellsalive.com/cells/chloropl.htm

You’re so good-I’m at a loss for words.


Which of the following does a plant cell have, but an animal cell doesn’t?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. Both B & C

B. Cell wall D. Mitochondria

C. Chloroplasts

http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/curr/science/sciber00/7th/cells/sciber/cellcomp.htm

Plant Animal

An animal cell doesn’t have a cell wall or …..!

A. Both B & C


C. Chloroplasts



Plant Animal

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A. Both B & C C. Chloroplasts



Plant Animal



A. Both B & C


C. Chloroplasts



Plant Animal

A plant cell has a cell wall and chloroplasts which an animal cell doesn’t.


Plant Animal

We are the best in the world!


Something is alive if it can do these three things?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. grow, replicate, and react to their environment

B. grow, reproduce, and react to their environment

D. grow, breathe, and move

C. grow, reduce, and react to their environment


It is either replicate or reproduce!







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D..

Something is alive if it can do these three things: grow, reproduce, and react to their

environment.


Answer! Be Careful so the Martians don’t get you!


Every human begins with how many cells?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. hundreds

B. millions D. one

C. trillions

http://anatomy.med.unsw.edu.au/cbl/embryo/Notes/images/week1/2cellhum.jpg

It begins with uno (Spanish) or un (French)

A. hundreds

B. millions D. one

C. trillions



50:50

A. hundreds

D. one




A. hundreds

B. millions D. one

C. trillions



Every human begins with one cell.


At long last, we are making progress!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. one

B. hundreds D. millions

C. trillions

How many cells are in the human body?

http://www.hopkins.k12.mn.us/pages/HopOn/samples/bio/web_pages/immune/lines_of_defense/macrophage.gif

It is more than 1000000

A. one


C. trillions



50:50D. millions

C. trillions




A. one


C. trillions



There are trillions of cells in the human body.


Wow, you’re good!


A twin is the same as a clone?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. false

B. true D. usually

C. sometimes

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/asguru/maths/13pure/04trigonometry/23identities/images/twins.gif

It is either false or valid!

A. false

B. true D. usually

C. sometimes



50:50A. false

B. true




A. false

B. true D. usually

C. sometimes



A twin is the same as a clone is false.


Smile, but don’t stop now or the Martians will run over you!


A twin gets _____% of genes from his/her mother and ____% of genes from his/her father.

50:50 Give Hint!

A. 0,0

B. 60, 40 D. 50,50

C. 100,100

http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/images/research/genes.jpg

It is an even amount for both parents!


A. 0,0

B. 60, 40 D. 50,50

C. 100,100



50:50


D. 50,50

C. 100,100





A. 0,0

B. 60, 40 D. 50,50

C. 100,100



A twin gets 50% of genes from his/her mother and 50% of genes from his/her father.

http://edugreen.teri.res.in/explore/bio/graphics/genes.jpg

Magnificent Job!


A clone gets 100% of its genes from?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. nobody

B. A test tube creation D. One single parent

C. Both parents


100% can only come from 1 person.

A. nobody


C. Both parents



50:50D. One single parent

C. Both parents




A. nobody


C. Both parents



D..

A clone gets 100% of its genes from one single parent.


Thanks for noticing me!


All of the following are instruments used to magnify objects EXCEPT?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. telescope

B. microscope D. Eye glasses

C. mirror

http://www.lcsweb.com/magnify.jpg

It is used to show you a reflection!

A. telescope


C. mirror



D. Eye glasses

C. mirror





A. telescope


C. mirror



D..

All of the following are instruments used to magnify objects EXCEPT the mirror.

http://www.clipartclipart.com/gifart_topics/topic_Household/Clipart-of-Mirrors-0212-3015-5823.html

You must have your thinking cap on!


How many kingdoms of living things are there?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. 5

B. 7 D. 20

C. 10

http://vilenski.org/science/safari/menu/index.html

It is the same as 200/40

A. 5

B. 7 D. 20

C. 10



50:50A. 5

B. 7




A. 5

B. 7 D. 20

C. 10



D..

There are five kingdoms of living things created by Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778).

http://anthro.palomar.edu/animal/animal_1.htm

Moving right along!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. plantae

B. animalia D. protista

C. monera

This kingdom has cell membranes, moves from place to place and eats food.

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All the animals belong in this category!

A. plantae


C. monera




50:50

A. plantae

B. animalia





A. plantae


C. monera




D..




You a mighty fast learner!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. bacteria

B. mushroom D. Cheese

C. Euglena

What is an example of a Protista?


http://www-biol.paisley.ac.uk/biomedia/text/txt_pictures.htm

It has a tail called a flagellum!

A. bacteria


C. Euglena




50:50

B. mushroom

C. Euglena





A. bacteria


C. Euglena




D..


http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/artjan01/cmosvid.html

Euglena, Amoebas, & paramecia

are examples of Protista

Keep facing your Challenges!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. euglena

B. mushroom D. Rod bacteria

C. paramecium

What is an example of Monera?


http://www.uwinnipeg.ca/~simmons/images/bacilli.gif

The picture shows some bacteria!

A. euglena


C. paramecium




50:50

D. Rod bacteria

C. paramecium






A. euglena


C. paramecium




D..

Rod Bacteria is an example of Monera?

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You can’t run away! You are doing so well!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. protista

B. fungi

C. plantae

C. animalia

This kingdom has chlorophyll, makes its own food, and has a

cell wall?

Picture Credit: Picture Credit: http://school.discovery.com/clipart/clip/ani-grow.html

This kingdom helps change carbon dioxide to oxygen.

A. protista

B. fungi

C. plantae

C. animalia


cell wall?


50:50

B. fungi

C. plantae


cell wall?



A. protista

B. fungi

C. plantae

C. animalia


cell wall?


D..

Plantae has chlorophyll, makes its own food, and has a cell wall


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Don’t stop your good work agent!


50:50 Give Hint!

A. flagellum

B. cytoplasm D. tail

C. cilia

What is the long tail called of the Euglena?



It is either A or C!

A. flagellum

B. cytoplasm D. tail

C. cilia




50:50

A. flagellum C. cilia





A. flagellum

B. cytoplasm

D. tail

C. cilia




D..

Flagellum is the long tail called of the Euglena. Below is an actual

picture of a Marine Euglena moving.


http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/artjan01/cmosvid.html

We’re the top Act!


Mushrooms are a part of which kingdom?

50:50 Give Hint!

A.protista

B. fungi D. plantae

C. monera


It is what grows on your moldy cheese!

A.protista

B. fungi D. plantae

C. monera



50:50

B. fungi D. plantae




A.protista

B. fungi D. plantae

C. monera



D..

Mushrooms are a part of the fungi kingdom.


You’re lightening awesome!


Organisms in all of the following can make their own food EXCEPT?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. monera


C. fungi

http://vilenski.org/science/safari/fungus/fungus.html

Mushrooms are a part of this group!

A. monera


C. fungi



50:50D. protista

C. fungi





A. monera


C. fungi



D..

Organisms in all of the following can make their own food EXCEPT fungi does not make its own

food, it lives off of other animals or food.


My dream came true!


Which of the following organisms can move on their own?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. amoebas

B. bacteria D. Both A& C

C. paramecia

http://www.uni-stuttgart.de/bio/zoologie/Animation_ser.gif

If they are in the Protista kingdom, they can move!

A. amoebas


C. paramecia



50:50





A. amoebas


C. paramecia



D..

Both Amoebas and Paramecias are in the Protista kingdom and can move on their

own.


I hope you are going bananas yet!


Which of the following is NOT a kingdom that has multicellular organisms?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. plantae

B. fungi D. protista

C. monera

http://images.virtualology.com/images/387.jpg

Rod bacteria is in this kingdom!

Which of the following is NOT a kingdom that has multicellular

organisms?

A. plantae


C. monera


50:50


organisms?

D. protista

C. monera




organisms?

A. plantae


C. monera


D..

Monera does NOT have multicellular organisms. It is a one celled kingdom

and rod bacteria is an example.

I do believe you are right!


These plants are complex, with stems, roots, and leaves.

50:50 Give Hint!

A. vascular

B. nonvascular D. invertebrates

C. vertebrates

http://www.uci.net/~kwright/artwork/rflwr.gif

It is either vascular or nonvascular because plants don’t have bones!


A. vascular


C. vertebrates


50:50


A. vascular

B. nonvascular




A. vascular


C. vertebrates


D..

These plants are complex, with stems, roots, and leaves so they are vascular.

http://www.magiccarpet.com/~cgrafe/fgreta.html

Your time is running out!


Which of the following are classified as vascular (complex) plants?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. liverworts

B. All of the above D. trees

C. moss

It has to have stems, roots, and leaves!


A. liverworts


C. moss

50:50


D. trees

C. moss



A. liverworts


C. moss

D..

Trees are classified as vascular (complex) plants.

You are only footsteps away from winning!


This animal group has a backbone?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. vertebrates

B. invertebrates D. nonvascular

C. vascular

http://www.einsteins-emporium.com/science/human-anatomy/images/sh230sd.jpg

Humans belong in this group!


A. vertebrates


C. vascular


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A. vertebrates

B. invertebrates http://www.einsteins-emporium.com/science/human-anatomy/images/sh230sd.jpg



A. vertebrates


C. vascular


D..

This animal group has a backbone and is called vertebrates.


We’re the top Act!


These plants are very simple and have no duct system (moss & hornworts).

50:50 Give Hint!

A.vascular


C. vertebrates

http://www.personal.psu.edu/staff/t/a/tas242/

It is an antonym for vascular!

These plants are very simple and have no duct system.

A.vascular


C. vertebrates


50:50


A.vascular

B. nonvascular




A.vascular


C. vertebrates


D..

Nonvascular plants are very simple and have no duct system.


You’re lightening awesome!


Which of the following is NOT an invertebrate?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. ant

B. spider D. lobster

C. lizard

http://boe.cabe.k12.wv.us/wms/invertebrate_lab_pictures.htm

This means it has a backbone (vertebrate)!


A. ant


C. lizard


50:50


B. spider

C. lizard





A. ant


C. lizard


D..

Which of the following is NOT an invertebrate? In other words which one does have a backbone

(vertebrate). In this case the answer is the lizard.

http://www.brucesimpson.tv/movs/lizard.mov

My dream came true!


Feathers, fins, and sharp claws are all examples of __________?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. Vascular adaptation

B. Behavioral adaptation D. Structural adaptations

C. Community adaptation

http://www.riroe.k12.il.us/riroe/zoo/apicella/billadaptations.html

It has to do with how the animal is built!






50:50


D. Structural adaptations









D..

Feathers, fins, and sharp claws are all examples of structural adaptation.

http://www.fg-a.com/animals4.shtml

I hope you are going bananas yet! You got $50000


50:50 Give Hint!

A. Schooling in fish

B. hibernation

C. migration

D. All of the above

Examples of behavioral adaptations include:

http://www.rmc-rheingold.de/owl_animation.gif

This means that animals act or adjust their behavior according to the seasons.


B. hibernation

C. migration

D. All of the above



50:50

C. migration

D. All of the above





B. hibernation

C. migration

D. All of the above



Examples of behavioral adaptations include: all of them (Schooling fish, migration, and

hibernation.

http://www.gilligansisle.com/wave.html

http://www.weebay.com/Fish.htm

You are heading towards the finish line. Congratulations!


Which of the following terms would NOT describe a place where an organism lives and grows?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. ecosystem

B. habitat D. Life cycle

C. forest

http://www.whiteholmefarm.com/images/RIVER%20HABITAT.jpg

Ecosystem and habitat are almost synonyms.


A. ecosystem


C. forest




50:50




A. ecosystem


C. forest


A. C..

D..

Ecosystem, habitat, and forest all describe an environment where an organism lives and grows. The

Life Cycle does NOT describe a place where an organism lives and grows.


Yikes, you’re doing well! You got $60000


All organisms go through predictable stages of growth called ________?

50:50 Give Hint!

A. habitat

B. Life cycles D. pollination

C. dormancy

http://www.austmus.gov.au/webinabox/images/cycle.gif

It is similar to the water ________.


A. habitat


C. dormancy



50:50

A. habitat


C. dormancy





A. habitat


C. dormancy


D..

All organisms go through predictable stages of growth called life cycle.

http://www.thebutterflyfarm.com/images/life%20c1.gif

You’re too smart for me!


Congratulations!

• You have won $1,000,000. In order to not lose that money to the Martians, you must solve the mystery using all the clues you collected.

• The Question is:What kingdom do the Space Martians belong to?

A. monera

E. imaginary

D. plantae

C. fungi

B. space

F. secret

Sorry to inform you. The Martians invaded Sorry to inform you. The Martians invaded earth and you lose your money!earth and you lose your money!

Wow! You are some smart, intelligent unbelievable, incredible, magnificent, superior, one of a kind human! I hope we meet again to solve the

next Martian mystery.

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