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5th Grade Science Course 3: Cells & Microorganisms (S5L3, S5L4)

Lesson 3.1 – Compare & Contrast the Parts of Plant and Animal Cells (S5L3a. b.) Sample Lesson

Topic a. How Small are Cells? (S5L3. a)

1. Cells & Microscopes Pretest

2. Cells & Microscopes Post test

Topic b. Identifying Parts of Plant & Animal Cells (S5L3. b & c)

1. 5th Grade Animal vs. Plant Cells Pretest

2. 5th Grade Animal vs. Plant Cells Post test

Lesson 3.2 – Beneficial vs. Harmful Microorganisms (S5L4a. b.)

Topic a. Beneficial vs. Harmful Microorganisms (S5L4. a & b)

1. Beneficial vs. Harmful Microorganisms Pretest

2. Beneficial vs. Harmful Microorganisms Post test

5th Grade Science Course 3 Assessment: Cells & Microorganisms

1. 5th Grade Animal vs. Plant Cells Pretest

5th Grade Science Course 3: Cells & Microorganisms (S5L3, S5L4)
Lesson 3.1 – Compare & Contrast the Parts of Plant and Animal Cells (S5L3a. b.)
Topic b. Identifying Parts of Plant & Animal Cells (S5L3. b & c)
1. 5th Grade Animal vs. Plant Cells Pretest

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

How are plant cell vacuoles different from animal cell vacuoles?

Plants have a large singular vacuole used to store water and maintain the shape of the cell, while animals have many smaller vacuoles that are used to store water, nutrients and waste.
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Plants have a smaller singular vacuole used to make ribosomes for protein synthesis, while animals have many smaller vacuoles that are used to store water, nutrients and waste.
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Plants have a large singular vacuole used to store water and maintain the shape of the cell, while animals have many smaller vacuoles that are used to control cellular functions and protect genetic information
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Plants have many smaller vacuoles used to store water and maintain the shape of the cell, while animals have a large centralized vacuole that are used to store water, nutrients and waste.
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

Match each answer to its correct question.

Sort elements

Glucose and oxygen
Carbon dioxide, water, and ATP
from the food they eat
glucose sugars and oxygen

What are the products of photosynthesis?

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What are the products of cellular respiration?

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How do animals get energy?

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What products from plants do animals need to survive?

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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What is the function of the golgi body or golgi apparatus in both plant and animal cells?

To make lipids, hormones, and steroids for the rest of the cell
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To control and regulate cellular activities
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To transport materials in and out of the cell
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To package, sort, and ship macromolecules to be used in different parts of the cell
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

Select ALL of the organelles that plant and animal cells have in common. (4 answer choices)

Chloroplast
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Mitochondria
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Vacuole
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Cell wall
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Chlorophyll
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Golgi apparatus
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Ribosomes
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

Both plant and animal cells are eukaryotic. This means that they contain…

a cell wall
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chloroplasts that absorb sunlight
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membrane bound organelles
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a large centralized vacuole
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