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WorksheetsCell Structure
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
A bacterial cell differs from an animal cell
with no true nucleus.
with no cytoplasm.
with no mitochondria.
with no ribosomes.
Animal cell differs from plant cells
with no true nucleus.
with no chloroplasts.
with no central large vacuole.
with no cell wall.
The organelle shown in the electron micrograph
is present in prokaryotic cells.
is responsible for the synthesis, transport and isolation of proteins within cells.
is rough endoplasmic reticulum.
can be found abundantly in liver cells.
The organelle shown in the electron micrograph
is for aerobic respiration.
is absent in red blood cells.
has inner membrane folded extensively to form cristae.
is mitochondrion.
Cell wall
is present in plant cells only.
is composed of cellulose in plant cells.
is selectively permeable.
helps maintain shape of a plant cell.
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum and rough endoplasmic reticulum
have cristae.
differ from one another by referring to the absence or presence of ribosomes.
are found abundantly in enzyme-secreting cells.
are found abundantly in steroid hormone secreting cells.
Ribosomes
have rRNA and proteins.
are present in cytoplasm and on rough endoplasmic reticulum.
are membrane-bounded.
are essential for protein synthesis.
Nuclear pores
can only be found in animal cells.
allow the entry of nucleotides into the nucleus.
allow the exit of DNA into the cytoplasm.
allow glucose to pass through.
Integral proteins on cell surface membrane
act as electron transport system.
act as carriers to allow active transport to take place.
act as channels to allow facilitated diffusion to take place.
act as enzyme system.
Grana
are found in plant cells.
contain stacks of thylakoids.
contain photosynthetic pigements.
are found in chloroplasts.
