Study Guide Unit 1: Cells Test 24-25

When you fall off your bike and damage skin on part of your body, some of your cells die. What is the reason why your skin eventually heals and grows back to look the same again?

• Your cut healed because all living things are made of cells through meiosis.

• Your cut healed because cells grow faster under bandages due to magical healing.

• Your cut healed because new cells are produced from other cells through the process of mitosis.

• Your cut healed because cells are the basic unit of life and are needed for everything.

Which instrument made it possible for the discovery and understanding of cells?

• the horoscope

• the telescope

• the stethoscope

• the microscope

Match the organelle with its function in a cell.

• transports materials around the cell

• endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

• traps sunlight; makes food for the plant

• cytoplasm

• jelly-like substance around every organelle

• cell wall

• protects the plant cell

• chloroplast

• lets things in and out of the cell

• cell membrane

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A cell is shown below. Which structure is responsible for producing energy (ATP)?

• Nucleus

• Endoplasmic Reticulum

• Mitochondria

• Golgi Body

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A child climbed an apple tree. How are the child and the apple tree similar to each other?

• Both are made of cells.

• Both take in carbon dioxide.

• Both get nutrients directly from soil.

• Both get energy from other organisms.

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The cells of a plant help the plant maintain its life functions. What part of a plant cell has the function of producing sugar in the presence of sunlight?

• A) chloroplast

• B) cytoplasm

• C) mitochondrion

• D) nucleus

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What structure surrounds the cell and regulates materials that enter and leave the cell?

• nucleus

• chloroplast

• mitochondrion

• cell membrane

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Cell division is necessary for an organism to

• obtain nutrients.

• grow and reproduce.

• make proteins.

• conserve matter and energy.

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Which structures are common to both plant and animal cells?

• vacuole, chloroplast, nucleus

• cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondrion

• nucleus, cell wall, cell membrane

• mitochondrion, vacuole, cell wall

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A diagram of a cell is shown below. In which structure is protein synthesized?

• 1 - Mitochondria

• 2 - Ribosomes

• 3 - Cell Membrane

• 4 - Golgi Body/Apparatus

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