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Cells - The Basics
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By Michelle Byrd | Updated: Mar 20, 2022
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What have your learned about cells? ? ? ?
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Type in the correct answer to identify the correct protist.
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Type in the correct answer to correctly identify the correct protist.
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Based on the Cell theory, all cells come from existing _____________.
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5.
The nucleus acts as the control center for the Eukaryotic Cell.
True
False
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6.
What is the source of energy that powers photosynthesis?
Water in the soil
Chemicals in leaves
Light from the sun
Food from sugars
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7.
Cells are the simplest form of life.
True
False
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8.
If a young girl's cells were not making enough mitochondria, what symptoms might she have?
Fever
Lack of energy
Coughing
A headache
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9.
The following types of cells belong in which category? Plant Animal Fungi Protists
Prokaryotic Cells
Eukaryotic Cells
Bacteria Cells
White blood cells
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10.
Where does photosynthesis take place within the plant cell organelles?
Nucleus
Chloroplasts
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Ribosomes
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11.
All cells are multicellular.
True
False
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12.
Prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus
True
False
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13.
Which function does the nucleus of a cell perform?
It releases energy for the cell.
It provides structure for the cell.
It controls the activities of the cell.
It protects the cell
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14.
The process of
mitosis i
s used in which of the following?
Repairing a cut on your skin
Growth of cells
Replacing cells that are worn out
All of the above
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15.
Which best explains why muscle is considered a tissue?
It connects to the bones
It can move voluntarily or involuntarily
It interacts with several organ systems
It is a group of cells working together
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16.
In the process of meiosis....
Chromosomes are reduced from 46 to 23
Make gametes- sperm and egg cells
A form of sexual reproduction
The process of cell division occurs twice (PMAT cycle)
All of the above
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17.
Where do plant cells store water within the cell organelles structures?
In vacuoles
In the leaves of the plant
In ribosomes
In the nucleus
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18.
Which statement describes the organization of living organisms?
All organisms are composed of many cells, which are the basic units of structure but do not perform life functions.
All organisms are composed of one or more cells, which are the basic units of structure and perform essential life...
All organisms are composed of one or more cells, which are the basic units of structure and perform essential life functions.
All organisms are composed of many cells that have basic units with unique structures and functions.
All organisms are composed of one or more cells with the same shape and purpose but are not the basic...
All organisms are composed of one or more cells with the same shape and purpose but are not the basic units of structure.
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19.
What type of cell is a plant cell?
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
Both prokaryote and eukaryote
Bacteria cells
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20.
What invention made the discovery of cells possible during the Scientific Revolution?
Camera
Magnifying glass
Cell theory analysis
Microscope
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21.
What part of the cell organelles produces "energy" for a animal cell? (Peanut/kidney shape)
Nucleus
Mitochondria
ER
Ribosomes
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22.
Which organelle is
not correctly
paired with its function?
Cell wall- allows things to enter and exit the cell
Ribosomes- makes proteins
DNA- the powerhouse of the cell
ER- processing center, transport center of the cell
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23.
What type of cell is found below?
Prokaryotic- bacteria cell
Eukaryotic cell- protists
Eukaryotic cell-fungi
None of the above
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24.
Which of the following
organelle(s)
are only found in
plant cells?
Cell Wall
Chloroplasts
Mitochondria
Both A and B
Both B and C
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25.
The offspring of many species of amoeba are genetically identical to their parent, while the offspring of most mammal species are genetically different from their parents.
Which most likely explains the genetic differences in the offspring of amoebas and mammals?
Amoebas reproduce asexually, but mammals reproduce sexually.
Amoebas reproduce sexually, but mammals reproduce asexually.
Amoebas reproduce more slowly than mammals.
Amoebas reproduce faster than mammals.
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26.
Who discovered the first cells?
Robert Hooke
Charles Dickens
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
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27.
All of the following are cell characteristics, identify which type of cell it would be? - Cell Membrane -Cytoplasm -Ribosomes -DNA
Prokaryotic Cells
Eukaryotic Cells
Both Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
None of the above
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28.
How do a volvox and an amoeba get their food?
A volvox uses eyespots, and an amoeba uses cilia to find food.
A volvox uses photosynthesis, and an amoeba surrounds its food.
A volvox surrounds its food, and an amoeba uses cilia to find food.
A volvox uses pseudopods to find food, and an amoeba uses photosynthesis.
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29.
How is a gamete different from other types of cells in a person's body?
No difference in chromosomes
It has half the number of chromosomes.
It has four times the number of chromosomes
It has twice the number of chromosomes
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30.
Complete the analogy below: Photosynthesis: Chloroplasts Cellular Respiration: ___________________
Mitochondria
Chloroplasts
ER
Nucleus
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31.
A track runner breathing and heart rate increases while running a race. What would be a possible explanation, based on what you have learned about the certain functions of cell organelles?
The mitochondria need more oxygen
The heart is working harder not better during a run
The nucleus can't keep up with the demands of heart/breathing rates during a run
The ribosomes are not producing proteins
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32.
In which way are a euglena and a volvox different?
A euglena is an individual cell, while a volvox is a colony of cells.
A euglena uses cilia to move, while a volvox uses flagella to move.
A euglena can make its own food, while a volvox must capture its food.
A euglena only reproduces sexually, while a volvox only reproduces asexually.
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33.
Complete the following analogy Pizza Hut Delivery Guy: City ______________________: Cell organelles
Nucleus
ER
Cell Membrane
Ribosomes
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34.
In the mid 1800's chromosomes were discovered in cells. It was several years later, that it was chromosomes that passed genetic traits like eye color and hair color from parent to child. What shape are the chromosomes in your cells?
Round
No specific shape
Spiral shape
X- shaped
Oblong shape
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35.
Which is the highest level of organization?
Cells
Tissues
Organ
Organ systems
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36.
Type your answer by correctly identifying the correct Protist.
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Type the answer in order to identify the Protist in the photo.
Type in the correct answer to identify the correct protist.
Type in the correct answer to correctly identify the correct protist.
Based on the Cell theory, all cells come from existing _____________.
The nucleus acts as the control center for the Eukaryotic Cell.
What is the source of energy that powers photosynthesis?
Cells are the simplest form of life.
If a young girl's cells were not making enough mitochondria, what...
The following types of cells belong in which category? ...
Where does photosynthesis take place within the plant cell organelles?
All cells are multicellular.
Prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus
Which function does the nucleus of a cell perform?
The process of mitosis is used in which of the following?
Which best explains why muscle is considered a tissue?
In the process of meiosis....
Where do plant cells store water within the cell organelles...
Which statement describes the organization of living organisms?
What type of cell is a plant cell?
What invention made the discovery of cells possible during the...
What part of the cell organelles produces "energy" for a...
Which organelle is not correctly paired with its function?
What type of cell is found below?
Which of the following organelle(s) are only found in plant...
The offspring of many species of amoeba are genetically identical to...
Who discovered the first cells?
All of the following are cell characteristics, identify which type of...
How do a volvox and an amoeba get their food?
How is a gamete different from other types of cells in a person's...
Complete the analogy below: ...
A track runner breathing and heart rate increases while running a...
In which way are a euglena and a volvox different?
Complete the following analogy ...
In the mid 1800's chromosomes were discovered in cells. It was...
Which is the highest level of organization?
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