Plant and Animal Cells Overview

Front

Which claim is supported by evidence in the drawings?

Back

The student observed microscopic algae only on the slide because algae cells are too small to be seen without magnification by a microscope.

Front

Which tool is best to identify the plant?

Back

The microscope, as it zooms in to show the structures inside the cells.

Front

Which claim can Ethan make about magnification?

Back

Magnification makes it easier to see the small details of an object

Front

What can Devon see through a microscope that Michael cannot see with a magnifying glass?

Back

Devon can see the cells of the leaf, but Michael cannot.

Front

What does the part labelled X in the diagram represent?

Back

Nucleus found in animal and plant cells.

Front

Which two structures are also found in an animal cell?

Back

cell membrane and nucleus

Front

How should Kevin label the outer layer of his animal cell model?

Back

cell membrane

Front

Maisie wants to label the diagram. Which letter should be labeled as the cytoplasm? Options: W, X, Y, Z

Back

Y

Front

Which of the following statements is true?

• The cells have a nucleus so they are bacteria.
• The cells have cytoplasm so they are animal cells.
• The cells have chloroplasts so they are plant cells.
• The cells have membranes so they must be plant cells.

Back

The cells have chloroplasts so they are plant cells.

Front

Which table correctly identifies the structures in the cell?

Back