| Cell Theory | Living vs Non-Living | Organelles | Plant Cells | 
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					  What is the Microscope					 
					 Cells were discovered using this fancy new piece of technology back in the 1600’s  | 
					  What is the Cell					 
					 All living things are made of this lego block | 
					  What is the Nucleus					 
					 This organelle is considered the brain of the cell and provides instructions for all functions  | 
					  What is the Cell Wall					 
					 This organelle helps protect and provides structure for plant cells  | 
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					  What is a Cork					 
					 Robert Hooke came up with the term cells by looking at this item under a microscope  | 
					  What is the Ability to Grow					 
					 This characteristic states that living things start as infants and mature through time | 
					  What is the Mitochondria					 
					 This organelle is considered the powerhouse of the cell and creates energy for its other functions  | 
					  What is a Vacuole					 
					 This organelle appears in both animal and plant cells but is much larger in plant cells  | 
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					  What are animalcules					 
					 When Anton van Leewenhook first discovered living cells, he thought they looked like little animals so called them this | 
					  What is the Ability to Evolve					 
					 This characteristic describes how living things can change over long periods of time in order to survive | 
					  What is the Cytoplasm					 
					 This organelle fills the empty space in a cell and is a jelly like fluid  | 
					  What is the Chloroplast					 
					 This organelle could be considered the eco-friendly powerhouse of a plant cell  | 
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					  - All things are made of cells - Cell is the basic unit of life - Cells come from other cells 
					 List two of three of the statements included in the cell theory  | 
					  What is the Ability to Reproduce					 
					 This characteristic allows living things to pass down genetic information, and can be done alone or with another organism | 
					  What is the Golgi Apparatus					 
					 This organelle takes in proteins, packages them up for delivery, and sends them to their required destination  | 
					  What is the Plant Cell					 
					 What came first? The discovery of plant cells or the discovery of animal cells?  | 
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					  What is Crystallization (Appearing out of nowhere)					 
					 Rudolf Virchow discovered that cells are produced from pre-existing cells, but before that, people believed cells formed by  | 
					  What is the Ability to Maintain Homeostasis					 
					 This characteristic involves an organism keeping a normal body temperature | 
					  What is a Lysosome					 
					 This organelle digests waste and toxins from inside the cell and acts like a disinfectant  | 
					  - Cell Walls - Vacuoles - Chloroplast 
					 Name the three main differences between plants and animal cells  |