Animal and Plant Cell Test Review

The structure of the cell membrane contributes to the overall function of the cell in what way?

• It allows for the passage of certain substances into and out of the cell.

• It holds organelles in place.

• It contains small openings that can store water the cell needs to survive.

• It carries signals from one cell to the next, allowing cells to work together.

The overall shape of a plant cell is most directly related to which of its parts?

• Mitochondria

• Cell membrane

• Cell wall

• Chloroplasts

Both plant and animal cells have a cell membrane. Describe the structure and function of the cell membrane

• The cell membrane is like a screen. It allows things to flow in and out of the cell.

• The cell membrane is like a wall. It doesn't allow anything to go in or out of the cell.

Describe the structure and function of the cell wall of a plant cell.

• The cell wall makes a plant green and provides it support.

• The cell wall of a plant cell is a rigid outer layer. It also provides structural support and protection.

• The cell wall is like a wall. It keeps everything in or out of the cell.

The various different parts of a cell, called organelles, are beneficial to the cell in what way?

• The parts require nutrients in order to work properly.

• Each part performs a unique and necessary function.

• The functions of the cells are controlled by genes.

Both plant and animal cells have an organelle called vacuoles.

• True

• False

In plant cells, how are chloroplasts and mitochondria related?

• Chloroplasts manufacture food; mitochondria break down the food and convert it into energy.

• Chloroplasts package nutrients; mitochondria deliver the nutrients to other parts of the cell.

• Chloroplasts absorb water from the surrounding tissue; mitochondria store water.

Both plant and animal cells have an organelle called a nucleus.

• IDK

• True

• False

Cells, Cells, they're made of organelles.

• True

• False

Both plant and animal cells have an organelle called Golgi bodies.

• Possibly

• False

• True