Cells & Microorganisms Unit Review

Match the following organelles to the correct function.

• ribosomes

• breaks down glucose to release energy

• nucleus

• produces proteins

• cytoplasm

• controls the cell's activities and stores genetic information

• lysosomes

• breaks down wastes

• mitochondria

• jelly-like substance inside a cell

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A widespread outbreak of a disease

(a)  

Prokaryotic cells​ ​ (a)   have a nucleus.

• do not
• do

Organize these options into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) Single-cellular

,

(b) Multi-cellular

,

(c) Neither

,

(d) Both single-cellular and multi-cellular

• bacteria

• human

• protist (amoeba)

• Are made of cells

• Organism with one cell

• Go through cellular respiration

• virus

• Are living

• whale

• Organism with many cells

• fungus

• pine tree

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A​ (a)   is a non-human organism that transmits disease without getting sick itself, for example the ​ (b)   that bit humans and spread the bubonic plague. This organism spreads ​ (c)   diseases that are easily spread from organism to organism. The microbe which causes the bubonic plague is called ​ (d)   and is a ​ (e)   that can be treated with antibiotics.

• vector
• carrier
• flea
• rat
• infectious
• genetic
• tick
• bacteria
• virus
• Yersinia pestis

The (a)   was an important tool in the advancement of cell theory.

Match the following scientist to his work related to cell theory.

• Discovered all animals are made of cells

• Schleiden

• First to see microbes under a microscope

• Pasteur

• Microbes can spoil food & cause disease

• Schwann

• Looked at cork & coined the term 'cell'

• Leeuwenhoek

• Discovered all plants are made of cells

• Hooke

The equation for photosynthesis is:

sunlight + water + ​ (a)   = ​ glucose + ​ (b)  

• carbon dioxide
• oxygen

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The ability of an object to move, change, or work is called (a)   .

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The plants originally get their energy from ​ (a)   .

• the sun
• glucose
• animals
• oxygen
• carbon dioxide

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