Cells Review

Last updated about 5 years ago

16 questions

Note from the author:

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Cells Review

Last updated about 5 years ago

16 questions

Note from the author:

Covers cell basics, photosynthesis and cellular respiration basics, and characteristics of living things.

Directions:
Use your Human Body Digital Notebook to answer the questions.

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10

1

6

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

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6

10

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Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

4

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

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Covers cell basics, photosynthesis and cellular respiration basics, and characteristics of living things.

Directions:
Use your Human Body Digital Notebook to answer the questions.

Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Which of the following BEST defines "function"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Sort the items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Getting liquid to your mouth
Making and receiving calls and messages
Cell phone
Arctic foxes have thick fur
Flying through the air
Large wings on an eagle
Tear apart food
A drinking straw's hollow, cylindrical shape
A shark's sharp teeth
Insulation (warmth) in cold climates

Structure
Function

Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

The structures that make up all living things

The structure that make up plants and animals

A nonliving part of an organism

The one thing that all living things have in common

Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

A part of the cell that helps the cell survive

The basic building block of all living things

A structure that makes something an organism

The one thing that all cells have in common

Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
The jelly-like fluid that fills the cell and keeps the organelles in place		Cell membrane
Turns oxygen & food into ENERGY through cellular respiration		Nucleus
A sturdy outer layer that gives the cell its shape and structure		Mitochondria
Uses DNA instructions to tell the parts of the cell what to do and when		Chloroplast
Holds the cells together and protects it from its environment		Cell wall
Uses carbon dioxide & water to make FOOD (glucose) through photosynthesis		Cytoplasm

Which of the following cell organelles are found in ANIMAL cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following cell organelles are found in PLANT cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Sort the following items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Dirt
Seaweed
Bacteria
Chloroplast
Ant
Seagull
Mold
Influenza (flu virus)
Sunlight
Amazon Alexa

Living
Nonliving

Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

The process of making ENERGY for the cell using oxygen and good particles

Calculating a solution to a problem

The process of making FOOD for the plant cell using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water

Breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

The process of releasing ENERGY for the cell using oxygen and good particles

The process of making FOOD for the plant cell using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water

Breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

Calculating a solution to a problem

Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

To use carbon dioxide

To release energy

To make food

To release oxygen

How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Uses sunlight that would otherwise be wasted

Removes carbon dioxide from the air

Provides oxygen for us to breathe in for cellular respiration

Provides food that we can eat, digest, and break down for energy

Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Giving or receiving information

Something's job or purpose

Working together

How something is built or arranged

A building

Which of the following BEST defines "function"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Working together

Something's job or purpose

Giving or receiving information

A building

How something is built or arranged

Sort the items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Getting liquid to your mouth

Making and receiving calls and messages

Cell phone

Arctic foxes have thick fur

Flying through the air

Large wings on an eagle

Tear apart food

A drinking straw's hollow, cylindrical shape

A shark's sharp teeth

Insulation (warmth) in cold climates

Structure

Function

Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

The structures that make up all living things

The structure that make up plants and animals

A nonliving part of an organism

The one thing that all living things have in common

Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

A part of the cell that helps the cell survive

The basic building block of all living things

A structure that makes something an organism

The one thing that all cells have in common

Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

The jelly-like fluid that fills the cell and keeps the organelles in place

Cell membrane

Turns oxygen & food into ENERGY through cellular respiration

Nucleus

A sturdy outer layer that gives the cell its shape and structure

Mitochondria

Uses DNA instructions to tell the parts of the cell what to do and when

Chloroplast

Holds the cells together and protects it from its environment

Cell wall

Uses carbon dioxide & water to make FOOD (glucose) through photosynthesis

Cytoplasm

Which of the following cell organelles are found in ANIMAL cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Cell membrane

Cell wall

Chloroplast

Cytoplasm

Mitochondria

Nucleus

Which of the following cell organelles are found in PLANT cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Cell membrane

Cell wall

Chloroplast

Cytoplasm

Mitochondria

Nucleus

Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Respond to stimuli

Reproduce

Grow

Move

Need sunlight

Made up of cells

Heal

Breathe

Absorb nutrients

Swim

Talk

Sort the following items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Dirt

Seaweed

Bacteria

Chloroplast

Ant

Seagull

Mold

Influenza (flu virus)

Sunlight

Amazon Alexa

Living

Nonliving

Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

The process of making ENERGY for the cell using oxygen and good particles

Calculating a solution to a problem

The process of making FOOD for the plant cell using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water

Breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

The process of releasing ENERGY for the cell using oxygen and good particles

The process of making FOOD for the plant cell using sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water

Breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon dioxide

Calculating a solution to a problem

Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

To use carbon dioxide

To release energy

To make food

To release oxygen

How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Uses sunlight that would otherwise be wasted

Removes carbon dioxide from the air

Provides oxygen for us to breathe in for cellular respiration

Provides food that we can eat, digest, and break down for energy

Cells Review

Cells Review

Directions:

Use your Human Body Digital Notebook to answer the questions.

Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Directions:

Use your Human Body Digital Notebook to answer the questions.

Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Which of the following BEST defines "function"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Sort the items into their correct category.(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Structure

Function

Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following cell organelles are found in ANIMAL cells. (Check all that apply.)(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following cell organelles are found in PLANT cells. (Check all that apply.)(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Sort the following items into their correct category.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Living

Nonliving

Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Structure

Function

Living

Nonliving

Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Which of the following BEST defines "function"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Sort the items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)

Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)

Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following cell organelles are found in ANIMAL cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following cell organelles are found in PLANT cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)

Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Sort the following items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT a living thing.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)

Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)

How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)