
Biology project
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Cheryl Cheryl TONG 湯穎榆
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12 Slides • 10 Questions
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One day, Doctor Cell was wandering around Cherry’s body and searching for dead cells to do his research. His research is about human’s cell structures and functions of the inner structures.
Cell Doctor
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He's wandering and wandering, and he finally find one. He's ready to cut it. When Doctor Cell cut the dead cell, some liquid comes
out.Doctor Cell felt curious. He immediately went to check
on what is it.
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Multiple Select
characteristics and function of cytoplasm
jelly-like fluid
contains genetic information
provides sites for chemical reactions
allows the movement and transport of materials inside the cell
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Doctor Cell understood what cytoplasm is, and he started to check the
thing covering the inner structures of the cell. Doctor Cell felt curious,”Um,
what is the function of it? How does it keep the inner structures stay safe
inside and make sure they won't broken?”
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Multiple Select
Functions and characteristics of cell membrane
double-membrane
differentially permeable
thin and flexible
fully permeable
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After knowing the outer structures of the cell, Doctor Cell started to check
on the inner structure of the cell. He picked up a circle-like structure.
Doctor Cell immediately took a look of his Human Cell Structure Book.
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Multiple Select
function and characteristics of nucleus
called nucleus membrane
carries genetic informations
called nuclear membrane
doule membrane
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He finally understood what nucleus is, the weird options of the
mc questions in the book made him perplexed. Suddenly, he
saw a question “ mitochondria…” ,Doctor Cell confused again, he never seen this word before. He didn't know what's the look of it and its role in human bodies, so he tried to read the book and do the mc.
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Multiple Choice
Characteristic and function of Mitochondria
double membrane,to control the movement of substances
double membrane, to generate the energy
nuclear membrane, to generate energy
nuclear membrane,to control the movement of substances
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While Doctor Cell was reading the book,, a weird cell hit his leg,and it seemed like it doesn’t have a nucleus. “Hmm, what is that. Oh! I remember ! I’ve learnt this before! Let me do a matching question to see whether I still remember the knowledge or not.
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Match
Match the following
prokaryotic cell
eukaryotic cell
both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell
without nucleus
with nucleus
with cell membrane
without nucleus
with nucleus
with cell membrane
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Doctor Cell kicked away the prokaryotic cell and continued to take a look of the dead cell, Doctor Cell was searching the lysosomes inside the dead cell, which is responsible for digestion of macromolecules. He checked the book and pondered a mc question about lysosomes.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statement(s) about Lysosomes is/are wrong?
( i ) some of them are circle in shape
( ii ) it contains enzymes inside
( iii ) it can be found in prokaryotic cells
( iv ) it is called "digestive system " in cells
only (i)
only (iv)
(i),(iii)
(i),(iii),(iv)
only (ii)
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By doing a different mc question in the book, Doctor Cell finally knew that what’s lysosomes, he also learnt what peroxisome is. As he’s interested in doing different kind of questions about cell, he can’t wait to do another question.
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Match
Match the following
peroxisome
lysosomes
cytoskeleton
nucleus
destruct lipids
destruct the proteins
provide stability and cell movements
store DNA (genetic information)
destruct lipids
destruct the proteins
provide stability and cell movements
store DNA (genetic information)
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After doing the matching questions, Doctor Cell stopped to do the research.
Instead, he took a rest and search for fun facts or funny information of cell
structures.
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Fill in the Blanks
Which structure o cel has a nickname --- cell's post office
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After relaxing his brain for a while, Doctor Cell went on his research again. He took out the thing with some ribosomes on top of it, and used he little book to learn about that thing again. He noticed that the thing is endoplasmic reticulum, with ribosome is rough endoplasmic reticulum, and the one without ribosomes is smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
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Open Ended
State the difference between the structure of smooth ER and rough ER
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"Oh yes!"Doctor Cell yelled, he finally finished his research. Apart from cell structures, he also learned some extra knowledge about enzyme. Before going to bed, he did the last question about enzyme in cell structure to ensure fully understood enzyme.
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Multiple Choice
Enzymes are typically found in various locations within animal cells, what are they?
(i) Cytoplasm
(ii) Lysosomes
(iii) Endoplasmic Reticulum
(iv) Mitochondria
only (ii)
(i),(iii)
(ii),(iii),(iv)
all of above
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Doctor Cell finally go to bed and taook a rest after the whole long research. His
research helped a lot of Doctor inside Cherry’s body, he had rewarded as the best
doctor in Cherry’s body.
One day, Doctor Cell was wandering around Cherry’s body and searching for dead cells to do his research. His research is about human’s cell structures and functions of the inner structures.
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