Cells Unit Test Review

chloroplast

vacuole

endoplasmic reticulum

cell membrane

a human bladder storing waste for removal from the body

a plant's roots absorbing water and minerals from soil

the living material that lines the inside of a cheek

a heart, arteries, and veins all working together

the lysosome, which creates protein for the cell

the mitochondrion, which excretes wastes for the cell

the nucleus, which houses the genetic material for the cell

the chloroplast, which produces most of the energy for the cell

cell

organelle

tissue

organ

cell

organ

organelle

tissue

nucleus

cytoplasm

cell membrane

mitochondrion

the classroom walls because they give the structure to the school

the cafeteria cooks because they make food for the entire school

the principal because he or she controls all the activity in the school

the fence because it controls what enters and exits the school

cell → tissues → organs → systems → organisms

cell → organs → tissues → organisms → organs

cell → systems → tissues → organisms → organs

cell → organisms → tissues → organs → systems

types of acids, which maintain the integrity of a single cell membrane in an organism.

types of cells, which work together cooperatively.

types of organs, which work independently of one another.

types of organ systems, which interact with one another to help an organism function.

Structure P controls what enters and exits the cell, and structure L makes food for the cell.

Structure P holds all the parts of the cell, and structure L provides rigid support for the cell.

Structure P makes food for the cell, and structure L stores the genetic instructions for the cell.

Structure P creates the energy for the cell, and structure L controls what enters and exits the cell.