Name the part of the animal cell that controls the functioning of the cell.

Name the part of a plant cell where a plant manufactures its food.

Identify which one of the following comparisons between plant and fungal cells is not correct.

Mechanical digestion involves food particles being physically broken down into smaller particles.

For example, teeth mechanically digest food in the mouth, and the stomach churns food.

Chemical digestion involves complex food molecules being broken down into simpler molecules by digestive juices that contain enzymes.

For example, digestive enzymes in saliva break starch down to simple sugars and chemicals in the stomach break proteins down into simpler molecules (amino acids).

Name the type of animal cell that sends electrical messages around the body.

Select the list that shows the level of organisation from most complex to least complex.

A light microscope has an ocular lens with a magnification of ×4 and an objective lens with a magnification of ×10. Calculate the total magnification.

Animal cells do not have cell walls.

Animal cells do not have vacuoles.

A microscope has an eyepiece of magnification x10. What magnification must the lower lens have to produce an image with an overall magnification of x200?

Who was the person who first used the word ‘cell’ to name the microscopic cavities in cork?

Which of the following is a type of specialised plant cell?

Which of the following statements concerning tiny organisms is correct?

The Cell Theory states that: All living things, or organisms are made up of cells.

This specialised plant cell is known as a

Which of the following statements about red blood cells is incorrect?

Which scientist made the first drawings of single-celled organisms (which he called ‘animalcules’)?

Select the best shape for cells that are specialised to absorb water into an organism.