Cell Biology 101: Introduction to Cell Structures and Functions

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1. What is a cell?

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A cell in the context of biology refers to the fundamental structural and functional unit of all living organisms. It is responsible for carrying out various physiological functions essential for the survival and maintenance of the organism's homeostasis.

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Cell Biology 101: Introduction To Cell Structures And Functions - Quiz

Explore the basics of cellular biology in 'Hap 1 - Basic Cells', designed for Week 1 Session 2. This educational tool enhances understanding of cell structures and functions, essential for students beginning their journey in biological sciences.

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2. Draw and label a diagram of the structures of a generalised cell.

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This question tests the ability to visually represent the structures of a generalised cell. The correct answer should include all essential components of a typical cell.

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3. Label this diagram.

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This question is asking the test-taker to identify or provide a label for a diagram. The correct answer is not provided here for confidentiality reasons, but the incorrect answers (A, B, C) are options that do not accurately label the diagram.

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4. What are the three major structures of a cell?

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The three major structures of a cell are the nucleus, cytoplasm, and plasma membrane. The nucleus contains the cell's genetic material, the cytoplasm is made up of water and organelles where cellular processes occur, and the plasma membrane surrounds and protects the cell.

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5. What is the main function of the nucleus in a cell?

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The nucleus is responsible for controlling cell division, protein synthesis, and storing genetic information in the form of DNA.

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What is a cell?
Draw and label a diagram of the structures of a generalised cell.
Label this diagram.
What are the three major structures of a cell?
What is the main function of the nucleus in a cell?
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