Cells Remediation

​5B: Cells Remediation

By Meghan Spagnoli

The following was a question on your test. Read over it and complete the next few slides.
A student observes a cell that has a cell wall, chloroplasts, and a nucleus. Using your knowledge of cell biology, select all statements that correctly explain why this cell is classified as a eukaryotic plant cell. (Select 2).

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Question 1

Multiple Select

What are the 2 key words in that question? Go back if you need to.

• Eukaryote

• Plant Cell

• Biology

• Cell

Multiple Choice

What do all eukaryotes have? Hint: Eu=do

• All Eukaryotes DO have a nucleus

• All Eukaryotes DO have cell wall and chloroplasts

Multiple Choice

What do all plant cells have?

• Chloroplasts so that they can make glucose since they do not eat food

• Cytoplasm that fills up the cells in order to make glucose since they do not eat food.

Multiple Select

Based on breaking down the question, answer the original question from the test. "A student observes a cell that has a cell wall, chloroplasts, and a nucleus. Using your knowledge of cell biology, select all statements that correctly explain why this cell is classified as a eukaryotic plant cell. (Select 2)"

• Cell walls are only a characteristic of eukaryotic cells.

• Plant cells are the only type of cell with cell membranes and chloroplasts.

• Chloroplasts indicated the cell can perform photosynthesis, a key function of plant cells.

• The presence of a nucleus shows the cell's genetic material is enclosed within a membrane, a characteristic of eukaryotic cells.

 The following was a question on your test. Read over it and complete the next few slides.
Two students list characteristics of an organism:

• has cytoplasm

• has DNA in a nucleus

• has ribosomes

• has a cell wall

Based on the list of characteristics, Student A claims that the organism is prokaryotic, while Student B claims that the organism is eukaryotic.

Identify which student is correct AND why that student is correct.

Think about the information carefully. Then enter your response in the box provided.

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Question 2

Multiple Choice

In simple terms, what is that question asking?

• Which cell is better: prokaryote or eukaryote?

• The difference between a virus and a prokaryote?

• Which student has a better opinion?

• What is the difference between a prokaryote and a eukaryote?

Multiple Choice

What are the differences between a prokaryote and a eukaryote (Select all 3)?

• Prokaryote=No Nucleus

  Eukaryote=Do have a Nucleus

• Prokaryote=Complex and Large

  Eukaryote=Simple and Small

• Eukaryote=Complex and Large

  Prokaryote=Simple and Small

• Eukaryote=No Nucleus

  Prokaryote=Do have a Nucleus

Open Ended

Take what you learned from breaking down the question and now answer the original question:

Two students list characteristics of an organism:

has cytoplasm

has DNA in a nucleus

has ribosomes

has a cell wall

Based on the list of characteristics, Student A claims that the organism is prokaryotic, while Student B claims that the organism is eukaryotic.

Identify which student is correct AND why that student is correct.

Think about the information carefully. Then enter your response in the box provided.

The following was a question on your test. Read over it and complete the next few slides.
Which of the components could be observed using a microscope in a prepared slide of leaf cells but not in a prepared slide of human cheek cells?--Pick the 2 correct responses.

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Question 3

Multiple Choice

What type of cell is a leaf?

• Animal Cell

• Plant Cell

• Protist Cell

• Bacteria Cell

Multiple Choice

What type of cell is a human cheek?

• Animal Cell

• Plant Cell

• Protist Cell

• Bacteria Cell

Multiple Choice

What are differences between plant and animal cells?

• Plants have chloroplasts and cell walls and animals do not.

• Animals have chloroplasts and cell walls and plants do not.

Multiple Select

Take what you learned from breaking down the question and now answer the original question:

Which of the components could be observed using a microscope in a prepared slide of leaf cells but not in a prepared slide of human cheek cells?--Pick the 2 correct responses.

• Chloroplast

• Nucleus

• Cytoplasm

• Cell Wall

• Cell membrane

The following was a question on your test. Read over it and complete the next few slides.
Your heart is always working to pump blood through your body. The cells in your heart need a lot of energy to keep beating. These cells also need to make and transport proteins that help the heart muscle work properly. Based on this information, which of these organelles would most likely be found in large amounts in heart cells?

Select three. 

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Question 4

Multiple Select

What are the three most important words in this question?

• Transports

• Pump

• Energy

• Makes Proteins

• Heart

Multiple Select

Select the correct statement.

• Energy= Mitochondria

• Energy= Cell Membrane

Multiple Select

Select the correct statement.

• Transports= Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

• Transports= Golgi

Multiple Select

Select the correct statement.

• Makes Proteins= Ribosome

• Makes Proteins= Nucleus

Multiple Select

Take what you learned from breaking down the question and now answer the original question:

Your heart is always working to pump blood through your body. The cells in your heart need a lot of energy to keep beating. These cells also need to make and transport proteins that help the heart muscle work properly. Based on this information, which of these organelles would most likely be found in large amounts in heart cells?

Select three. 

• Lysosomes

• Mitochondria

• Endoplasmic Reticulum

• mRNA

• Ribosomes

The following was a question on your test. Read over it and complete the next few slides.
Cellular Process in the Mitochondrion











What other molecule is produced in the organelle above?

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Question 5

Multiple Choice

The question says "Mitochondrion." What word does this look most like?

• Chloroplast

• Cell Membrane

• Cell Wall

• Mitochondria

Multiple Choice

What does a mitochondria do?

• creates glucose

• creates energy

• makes ribosomes

Multiple Choice

What is the biology term for "energy"?

• ATP

• Glucose

Multiple Choice

Take what you learned from breaking down the question and now answer the original question:

Cellular Process in the Mitochondrion

What other molecule is produced in the organelle above?

• DNA

• RNA

• Glucose

• C6H12O6

• ATP