Chapter 5

Chapter 5

Study Guide

Three Cell Parts Found in Plants Only!

• Central Vacuole (the big swimming pool)

• Cell Wall

• Chloroplasts

Multiple Choice

What part of a cell is found only in a plant cell?

• Large central vacuole

• Cell membrane

• Nucleus

Multiple Choice

What part of a cell is only found in a plant cell?

• Cell membrane

• Cell Wall

• Cytoplasm

Multiple Choice

What part of a cell is only found in a plant cell?

• Chloroplasts

• Ribosomes

• Cell membrane

The Four Cell Parts of Bacteria

• DNA Correct

• Cytoplasm

• Cell Membrane

• Ribosomes

Multiple Choice

Which one would you NOT find in a bacteria cell?

• Ribosomes

• DNA Correct

• Cell Membrane

• Cytoplasm

• Mitochondria

Diffusion is the process of....

• allowing small particles to easily pass through the cell membrane.

How do Chloroplasts make food?

• The Chloroplasts use the sun's energy to make food through a process called photosynthesis.

Where is the DNA located in plant and animal cells?

• The nucleus

Multiple Choice

Where is the DNA located in plant and animal cells?

• cytoplasm

• ribosomes

• lyosome

• nucleus

Cells parts that are shared with animal, plants and bacteria:

• Cell membrane

• Cytoplasm

• Ribosome

Multiple Choice

Which part of a cell is shared with bacteria, plant, and animal cells?

• Endoplasmic Recticulum

• Ribosome

• Cell Wall

• Chloroplasts

Why can smaller cells rid wastes faster than larger cells?

• The waste travels less distance so the cells can function properly.

The cell membrane is selective permeable.

• This means the membrane only allows certain material to exit and enter the cell.

Organelles are:

• A membrane enclosed structure in a cell that performs a certain function for the cell.

Fill in the Blank

Name 5 ways material is transferred into and out of a cell.

Plant Cell Wall

• It protects the cell and helps it keep its shape.

What is the job of chlorophyll within the chloroplasts?

• It absorbs energy from the sunlight.

What do endocytosis and exocytosis have in common?

• Both processes involve folding the cell membrane.