2.1 Cell Organelle Review

What is the WORST way to define the function of a cell membrane

• allows things in

• regulates contents

• determines entry

• protects cell

What are the only two organelles that you should look for when distinguishing between a plant and animal cell?

• Cell Wall & Cell Membrane

• Cell Membrane & Vacuole

• Cell Membrane & Chloroplast

• Cell Wall & Chloroplast

What is the largest structure in a plant cell

• nucleus

• vacuoles

• ER

• Ribosomes

Which organelle is found in ALL cells (Prokaryotic AND Eukaryotic)?

• Nucleus

• Mitochondria

• Ribosome

• Vacuoles

Which organelle contains a SMALL amount of DNA?

• Ribosome

• ER

• Mitochondria

• Golgi

Which organelle is not correctly matched to its function?

• Mitochondria- Converts Energy

• Chloroplast- Converts Energy

• ER- Makes Protiens

• Ribosome- Makes Protiens

What is the WORST way to describe a distinguishing characteristic of a chloroplast?

• Only found in producers and autotrophs

• Capable of Photosynthesis

• Creates Food

• Converts Energy

When determining if an organelle is a mitochondria or a chloroplast what is something you should always look for?

• Whether it is present in both plants and animals

• Whether it is associate with energy conversions

• What size it is

• Whether is is present in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes

Coral and Algae are both ocean organisms. One is a plant and one is an animal. Which characteristic would be most helpful in distinguishing which type of organism it is?

• Whether it can move

• If its cells are found in groups/ tissues

• the shape & color of its cells

• whether or not it has a nucleus

What is the major difference between autotrophs and heterotrophs?

• Autotrophs have a cell wall and Heterotrophs do not

• Heterotrophs have a cell wall and Autotrophs do not

• Autotrophs have a chloroplast and Heterotrophs do not

• Heterotrophs have a chloroplast and Autotrophs do not