2. Introduction to Cells Post test

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What are two ways plant cells are different from animal cells?

Plant cells contain chloroplasts that make food for plant cells, and a cell wall that provides structure and support for plant cells. Animal cells do not have these organelles.
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Animal cells contain chloroplasts that make food for animal cells, and a cell wall that provides structure and support for animal cells. Plant cells do not have these organelles.
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Plant cells contain mitochondria that provide energy for plant cells, and vacuole that stores food and nutrients for the cell. Animal cells do not have these organelles.
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Animal cells contain mitochondria that provide energy for animal cells, and vacuole that stores food and nutrients for the cell. Plant cells do not have these organelles.
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An example of single-celled organisms that can be beneficial or harmful to organisms is….

water cells
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bacteria cells
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plant cells
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animal cells
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Drag and drop the organelle next to its correct function in the cell.
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- mitochondria
- vacuole
- cell wall
- chloroplast
Provides plant and animal cells with energy through cellular respiration

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Stores the food nutrients plant and animal cells needs to survive

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Provides protection, support, and helps plants keep their shape

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Produces food for plant cells by turning light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into glucose sugars food for the plant

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Put the correct organelle by the correct number using the diagram below.
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- cytoplasm
- cell membrane
- nucleus
- DNA in nucleolus
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What would happen if the cell membrane was not functioning properly?

The cell would lock down and nothing could come in or out.
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Some of any and everything would be able to enter and leave the cell.
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The cell would grow a cell wall and protect the cell.
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The cell would grow larger and stronger.
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Drag and drop the function to its correct cell organelle.
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- controls what enters or leaves the cell
- fluids help keep the cell working; fluids dissolves waste products
- controls functions of the cell
- contains instructions that determines characteristics of an organism, such as what they look like
cell membrane

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cytoplasm

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nucleus

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DNA

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What are the three main types of cells?

animal cells, bacteria cells, plant cells
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animal cells, plastic cells, water cells
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water cells, bacteria cells, plant cells
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virus cells, animal cells, plant cells
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What is the difference between a single-celled organism and a multi-celled organism?

Single-celled organisms don't have DNA, but multi-celled organisms do have DNA.
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Single-celled organism have two or more cells, while multi-celled organisms only have one cell.
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Single-celled organism only have one cell, while multi-celled organisms have two or more cells.
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Single-celled organisms don't need food to survive, but multi-celled organisms do need food to survive.
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Cells are to organisms as bricks are to buildings. What do this mean?

They are basically the building blocks of everything that breathes, moves and reproduces on Earth.
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They are finished product of all the things that live on Earth.
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They are smaller than atoms and build everything on Earth.
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Cells are in every piece of matter in the universe.
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What is the basic unit of structure and function in all living things?

Nucleus
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Atom
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Protein
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Cell
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