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    This document provides a series of multiple choice questions about cells. It tests knowledge of key aspects of the cell theory, cell structures like organelles and membranes, and differences between plant and animal cells. Students are asked to identify structures like the nucleus, cell membrane, mitochondria and chloroplasts. They must also understand functions of cellular components and basic concepts regarding cell shape, transport, and energy production.

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    This document provides a series of multiple choice questions about cells. It tests knowledge of key aspects of the cell theory, cell structures like organelles and membranes, and differences between plant and animal cells. Students are asked to identify structures like the nucleus, cell membrane, mitochondria and chloroplasts. They must also understand functions of cellular components and basic concepts regarding cell shape, transport, and energy production.

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    This document provides a series of multiple choice questions about cells. It tests knowledge of key aspects of the cell theory, cell structures like organelles and membranes, and differences between plant and animal cells. Students are asked to identify structures like the nucleus, cell membrane, mitochondria and chloroplasts. They must also understand functions of cellular components and basic concepts regarding cell shape, transport, and energy production.

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    This document provides a series of multiple choice questions about cells. It tests knowledge of key aspects of the cell theory, cell structures like organelles and membranes, and differences between plant and animal cells. Students are asked to identify structures like the nucleus, cell membrane, mitochondria and chloroplasts. They must also understand functions of cellular components and basic concepts regarding cell shape, transport, and energy production.

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    Name: ________________________________Date: ______________ Pd: ______

    Cells Warm Ups for Week of 9.9.19

    _______ 9) Which statement is NOT


    part of the cell theory? ________ 13) What do all cells have in
    A. All cells come from other common?
    cells that already exist. A. They all have the same shape
    B. Cells are the basic units of B. They all make their own food
    structure and function in all C. They all have cell walls
    living things. D. They all have cytoplasm
    C. The most important part of
    the cell is the nucleus. ________ 14) The green structures that
    D. All living things are made up use energy from the sun to make food
    of cells. for the plant cell are the?
    A. mitochondrion
    ________ 10) You are looking at the B. chloroplasts
    basic unit of life under the microscope. C. vacuoles
    What are you looking at? D. nuclei

    A. the nucleus _______15) Cells are small because


    B. the cell membrane a. cells ALWAYS move
    C. the cell through very small spaces
    D. cytoplasm b. Nutrients can enter the
    cell and waste can exit
    ________ 11) The arrow is pointing to the cell more easily
    the brain of the cell which controls all c. There are so many of
    the functions the cell performs and is the them in a living organism
    largest organelle in animal cells. d. A great number are
    needed for support in
    plants

    ______16) Each phospholipid is made of


    A. hydrophobic heads and
    hydrophilic tails
    B. nucleic acids and
    carbohydrates
    A. cytoplasm C. hydrophilic heads and
    B. cell membrane hydrophobic tails
    C. nucleus D. receptors and lipids
    D. organelles
    _______ 17) One major difference
    ________ 12) The process by which between plant and animal cells is
    cells break food down chemically to A. animal cells have a cell membrane
    release energy is called respiration. and plant cells do not
    Which organelle would assist in this B. plant cells have a cell membrane and
    process? animal cells do not
    A. mitochondria C. animal cells have chloroplast
    B. vacuole D. plant cells cells have a cell wall and
    C. lysosome a cell membrane.
    D. chloroplast
    Name: ________________________________Date: ______________ Pd: ______

    Cells Warm Ups for Week of 9.9.19


    _______ 15) Observe both pictures
    ________ 18) The arrow is pointing to below. Together they illustrate the
    the rigid structure of a plant cell. It concept of
    gives the cell support and helps it INCLUDEPICTURE "http:
    maintain its brick like shape. //static.howstuffworks.
    com/gif/muscle-smooth-c
    ontracted.jpg" \* MERGE
    FORMATINET

    A. cell wall
    B. cell membrane
    C. mitochondria
    D. nucleus
    ________ 19) A structure that acts as a
    temporary storage area for the cells is
    the
    A. cytoplasm
    A. the cell theory because they
    B. vacuole
    show that all cells come from
    C. nucleus
    cells that already exist
    D. cell membrane
    B. cell shape relating to function
    because each muscle cell is
    ________ 20) What is the material
    designed to contract to move
    inside the cell that holds the organelles
    the arm
    in place? We have referred to it as "cell
    C. levels of organization in
    gel" in class.
    many-celled organisms
    A. cell membrane
    because cells make muscles
    B. cytoplasm
    which make the muscular
    C. nucleus
    system
    D. chloroplast
    D. cellular reproduction because
    the muscle cells must be
    ________ 21) Which cell structure
    replaced if damaged
    allows material to enter and leave the
    cell?
    A. nucleus
    B. cell wall
    C. cell membrane
    D. vacuole

    ______22) A muscle cell would


    probably have many of which organelle,
    which turns food into energy?
    A. Chloroplast
    B. Mitochondria
    C. Ribosome
    D. Golgi bodies

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