Cells Review
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16 questions
Note from the author:
Covers cell basics, photosynthesis and cellular respiration basics, and characteristics of living things.
1
Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
Which of the following BEST defines "structure"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
1
Which of the following BEST defines "function"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
Which of the following BEST defines "function"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
10
Sort the items into their correct category.(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
Sort the items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 4)
- Insulation (warmth) in cold climates
- Getting liquid to your mouth
- Making and receiving calls and messages
- Arctic foxes have thick fur
- Large wings on an eagle
- A drinking straw's hollow, cylindrical shape
- A shark's sharp teeth
- Tear apart food
- Cell phone
- Flying through the air
- Structure
- Function
1
Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)
Which of the following BEST defines "cell"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)
1
Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)
Which of the following BEST defines "organelle"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 5)
6
Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)
Match each job (function) to the cell organelle (structure) that is responsible.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Uses DNA instructions to tell the parts of the cell what to do and when | arrow_right_alt | Cell membrane |
The jelly-like fluid that fills the cell and keeps the organelles in place | arrow_right_alt | Nucleus |
Uses carbon dioxide & water to make FOOD (glucose) through photosynthesis | arrow_right_alt | Mitochondria |
A sturdy outer layer that gives the cell its shape and structure | arrow_right_alt | Chloroplast |
Turns oxygen & food into ENERGY through cellular respiration | arrow_right_alt | Cell wall |
Holds the cells together and protects it from its environment | arrow_right_alt | Cytoplasm |
4
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 ANIMAL cells. (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 9)
6
Which of the following cell organelles are found in PLANT 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)
6
Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)
Which of the following are NOT among the 5 characteristics of living things?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)
10
Sort the following items into their correct category.(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)
Sort the following items into their correct category.
(*See Notebook SLIDE 6)
- Dirt
- Amazon Alexa
- Sunlight
- Chloroplast
- Influenza (flu virus)
- Seaweed
- Mold
- Bacteria
- Seagull
- Ant
- Living
- Nonliving
4
Choose ONE living thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is a living thing.(*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)
4
Choose ONE nonliving thing from Question 10. Tell how you KNOW that it is NOT 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)
1
Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
Which of the following BEST defines "cellular respiration"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
1
Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
Which of the following BEST defines "photosynthesis"?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
1
Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
Why do PLANT cells need photosynthesis?
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
2
How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)
How do OUR cells benefit from photosynthesis? (Check all that apply.)
(*See Notebook SLIDE 7)