cells test review practice with these slides until you know them all!
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Cells Test Review
Practice with these slides until you know them all!
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What are some functions cells carry out?
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Cells can:
• Get rid of body wastes• Release energy from food• Make new cells for growth and food• Carry on photosynthesis (plant cells)• Divide to make more cells
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What is the gel-like substance inside a cell called?
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Answer: Cytoplasm
• This is the thick jelly inside a cell that keeps organelles in place.
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What is a chloroplast?
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A chloroplast:
• Is oval shaped• Releases oxygen• Is found in the highest concentration in the
cells of plant leaves• Uses energy from the sun to make food• Contains chlorophyll
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What is a cell wall?
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A cell wall:
• Is usually rectangular• Protects a plant cell• Helps the cell maintain its shape• Is a strong and rigid layer
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Both plant and animal cells:
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Both plant and animal cells:
• Contain cytoplasm, a cell membrane, mitochondria, and a nucleus
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What does a cell membrane do?
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A cell membrane:
• Encloses the contents of the cell• Is selectively permeable or absorbent• Controls what enters and exits the cell
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What is the function of the mitochondria?
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The mitochondria:
• Break down food to release energy for the cell and the organism
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What instrument contributed to the development of cell theory?
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The instrument scientists needed was:
• A microscope
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What is the function of the nucleus?
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The nucleus:
• Is the brain of the cell• Carries genetic material• Carries DNA instructions for the cell
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What is the function of the lysosome?
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The lysosome:
• Gets rid of wastes
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Where is the dependent variable graphed?
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The dependent variable is graphed on the Y axis
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What organelle does a plant cell need in order to be a producer?
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A plant cell produces glucose:
• In its chloroplasts
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How do you calculate the mean?
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Add all the data points together, divide by the number of data points
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What do bacteria, fish, plants and clams all have in common?
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They are all made up of cells
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Autotrophic means:
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Autotrophic means
• Makes its own food
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Eukaryotic means:
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Eukaryotic means
• Has membrane bound structures (nucleus)
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The simplest organisms are:
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The simplest organisms are
• Unicellular• prokaryotic
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What is the purpose of cilia and flagellum?
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Cilia and flagellum help unicellular pond organisms to move
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Do the cells of all living things all have the same structures?
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No, cell structures relate to the cell functions.
• Animal cells don’t have cell walls or chloroplasts
• Multicellular eukaryotic organisms (like us) cells don’t have cilia
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What organelle helps plants maintain homeostasis in a dry climate?
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All living things:
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All living things are
• Made up of cells
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All cells come from:
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All cells come from pre-existing cells