U1 L2 E2: The Cell System

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U1 L2 E2: The Cell System

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After reviewing a video on Cellular Stucture and function, students will answer follow up questions

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When were cells first observed with a microscope?

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The smallest unit of life is the

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Resequence the levels of organization in living systems from least to most inclusive.

tissues
organ systems
organs
cells

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Animal and plant cells are both types of eukaryotic cells.

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A student viewed a cell under a microscope and identified a large central vacuole, nucleus, chloroplast and mitochondria. What type of cell is the student viewing?

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The diagram above is an example of a(n)

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The diagram above is an example of a(n)

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The liver in the diagram above is an example of a(n)

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After reviewing a video on Cellular Stucture and function, students will answer follow up questions

When were cells first observed with a microscope?

The smallest unit of life is the

Resequence the levels of organization in living systems from least to most inclusive.

tissues
organ systems
organs
cells

Select all that apply to prokaryotic cells

Animal and plant cells are both types of eukaryotic cells.

Match the structure with its function

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The brain of the cell where DNA is located		Phospholipid bilayer
Small globular bodies that carry out protein synthesis		Nucleus
Small vescicles that contain digestive enzymes for intercellular digestion		Mitochondria
Interconnected tubes that transport proteins throughout the cell		ribosomes
Membranous sacs that transport secretory vescicles and produce lysosomes		Endoplasmic Reticulum
The power house of the cell where ATP is generated		Golgi Apparatus
Acts as a gate to allow substances to enter or exit the cell		Lysosomes

A student viewed a cell under a microscope and identified a large central vacuole, nucleus, chloroplast and mitochondria. What type of cell is the student viewing?

The diagram above is an example of a(n)

The liver in the diagram above is an example of a(n)

Select all that apply to prokaryotic cells

animal cells

do not contain nucleus or membrane bound organells

contain nucleus and membrane bound organelles

bacteria cells

have a cellular membrane

plant cells

relatively complex

contain DNA

Match the structure with its function

The brain of the cell where DNA is located

Phospholipid bilayer

Small globular bodies that carry out protein synthesis

Nucleus

Small vescicles that contain digestive enzymes for intercellular digestion

Mitochondria

Interconnected tubes that transport proteins throughout the cell

ribosomes

Membranous sacs that transport secretory vescicles and produce lysosomes

Endoplasmic Reticulum

The power house of the cell where ATP is generated

Golgi Apparatus

Acts as a gate to allow substances to enter or exit the cell

Lysosomes

cyanobacterial cell

eukaryotic cell

animal cell