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This Week: Here's how it works. I will post a new
Brain Teaser for classes on Sunday evening of each week. These Brain Teasers will be available for the whole
week and are good for extra credit. All you have to do is read the Brain Teaser, fill in the appropriate response
section below, and submit your answer. All submissions go directly to my school e-mail. Be sure to include your name!
(I can't give credit to ghost writers.) If you include an e-mail address, I will respond to your submission. Have fun!
BRAIN TEASER:
Blocks 3 & 4:
Many of you have told me that my responses to you are ending up
in your spam folders. I will generally respond to you WITHIN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, so PLEASE check your spam
folder for a response if you do not receive one in your inbox. This is especially important in case your answer is incorrect
since I will give you hints and another opportunity to get the extra credit. Have fun!
Check out the cell organelles to the left! I'm talking about the big, long one that
is taking up most of the picture. Yeah, the pickle.
Your assignment for this week is to identify the organelle and then tell me where you would
find it (prokayotic or eukaryotic cells?), what its function is (be very specific), and if it actually looks like a green
pickle.
I'm not going to offer you a website for research this week, so this Brain Teaser is
worth double extra credit.
Have fun!
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