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    The document contains three worksheets with multiple choice and short answer questions about cell biology. It asks about the structures and functions of organelles like chloroplasts, cell walls, and nuclei. It also asks about the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, unicellular and multicellular organisms, and plant and animal cells.

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    Chapter-4

    Worksheet-1

    1. Chloroplasts are blue in colour. State true or false.

    2. Plastid occur in plant cells only. State true or false.

    3. Chromosomes contain basic hereditary units called genes. State


    true or false.

    4. Eukaryotes cells have a well-developed _________________.

    5. The jelly-like substance found between the nucleus and the cell-
    membrane is _______________________.

    6. Nucleus is separated from the cytoplasm by _________________.


    7. The other name of cell membrane is
    (a) plasma membrane
    (b) cell wall
    (c) nuclear membrane
    (d) none of these

    8. The basic structural and functional unit of all living organism is


    (a) cell
    (b) cell wall
    (c) cell membrane
    (d) chloroplasts

    9. Chromosomes are found in


    (a) nucleus
    (b) nucleolus
    (c) nucleoplast
    (d) vacuole

    10. The liquid material in the nucleus is


    (a) chromosomes
    (b) bacteria
    (c) nucleoplasm
    (d) nucleolus

    11. All living organisms are made up of?

    12. How do scientists observe and study the living cells?

    13. Name two unicellular organisms.

    14. Write one similarity and one dissimilarity between WBC and
    amoeba.

    15. Where will you find a cell wall?

    16. Name the largest cell.

    17. What is a tissue?

    18. What are the functions of cell membrane?

    19. Draw a well labelled diagram of human cheek cell.


    20. Differentiate between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell.
    Chapter-4
    Worksheet-2

    1. The smallest unit of life is chloroplast. State True or False.

    2. Unicellular organisms have one-celled body. State True or False.

    3. The cell wall is living in nature. State True or False.

    4. An ________________ is a group of organs.

    5. _______________ is the process of making food in plants.

    6. __________________ is the power house of the cell.

    7. Cells present in living organism differ in


    (a) numbers
    (b) shape
    (c) size
    (d) all of these

    8. Cells which lack nuclear membrane are


    (a) eukaryotic cells
    (b) prokaryotic cells
    (c) single cells
    (d) multicellular

    9. The control centre of all the activities of a cell is


    (a) nucleus
    (b) nucleoplasm
    (c) cytoplasm
    (d) organelles

    10. The coloured organelles which are found in plants only are
    (a) chlorophyll
    (b) plastids
    (c) vacuoles
    (d) WBC

    11. Name the structural and fundamental unit of life.

    12. Why do we stain cells?

    13. Explain how are unicellular organsims different from


    multicellular forms.

    14. Which cell is spindle-shaped in human?

    15. What is the function of nerve cell?

    16. What is the function of cell wall?

    17. Is the size of cell related to size of the organism? Comment.

    18. Draw a labelled diagram of onion peel cell.

    19. What is protoplasm?

    20. How are Plant cells different from Animal cells?


    Chapter- 4
    Worksheet- 3

    1. Nucleus is the control unit of cell. State true or false.

    2. The shape and size of cell is related to its function. State true or
    false.

    3. Organs make up tissues. State true or false.

    4. The cytoplasm and nucleoplasm make up the protoplasm. State


    true or false.

    5. _____________________ is absent in animal cell.

    6. The kitchen of plant cell is ____________________.

    7. Genes are located in


    (a) chromosomes
    (b) plastids
    (c) cytoplasm
    (d) lysosome

    8. Cell walls is found in


    (a) plant cells only
    (b) animal cells only
    (c) both (a) and (b)
    (d) none of them
    9. The empty blank looking structures in the cytoplasm is
    (a) vacuoles
    (b) plastids
    (c) plasma membrane
    (d) nucleus

    10. Read the following pairs of examples of organisms:


    (a) moss and sponge (b) yeast and Amoeba
    (c) bacteria and blue-green alga (d) penicillium and Spirogyra
    The pair that belongs to the group prokaryotes is________________.
    11. Who discovered cell and when?

    12. What is cork?

    13. Explain the terms multicellular and unicellular.

    14. What are pseudopodia?

    15. Why do different cells have different shape?

    16. What is the size of the smallest cell and where is it present?

    17. What are organs made up of?

    18. Name the basic components of cell.

    19. What are the functions of a cell wall?

    20. Explain in brief nucleus.

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