Cells & Organelle
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is a cell? | The smallest, most basic unit of life.
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| What things are made out of cells? | ALL living things including plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and many diverse single-celled organisms.
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| What is the job of the cell membrane? | To determine what things will enter and leave the cell.
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| What is the job of the cell wall? | To provide support and protection to a PLANT cell.
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| What is the job of the nucleus? | To direct all of the cells activities.
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| What is in the nucleus? | DNA (genetic information) which includes the instructions for all of the organisms traits as well as the directions for all of the activities necessary for life.
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| What is the job of the mitochondria? | To release energy from stored food through the process of RESPIRATION.
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| What is the job of the vacuoles? | To store water, nutrients, and waste. Sort of like your locker where you store things that you are going to need or get rid of.
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| What is the job of the chloroplast? | To convert light from the SUN into chemical energy (food) in PLANTS. This process is called photosynthesis.
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| What is photosynthesis? | The process of converting light from the sun into chemical energy (food). PLANT CELLS only.
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| What is respiration? | The process whereby the mitochondria combines the chemical energy in glucose (Sugar) with oxygen to release stored energy for the cells activities.
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| What organelles are in plant cells but not in animal cells? | cell wall and chloroplast
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| Do all cells look the same? | NO - they look differently depending on the job that they perform for the organism. Brain cells look very different from skin cells. Bacteria look different from plant cells.
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