WorksheetsMolecules and the Cell Membrane
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
This molecule is a waste product for humans. We breathe this out. What is the name of this molecule?
water
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose (sugar)
This molecule is essential for human life. We must breathe it in to survive. What is the name of this molecule?
water
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose (sugar)
This molecule makes up 90% of your blood and 80% of your cytoplasm. What is the name of this molecule?
water
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose (sugar)
This molecule is also called a CARBOHYDRATE (made of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen), and is found in foods like pasta, candy, and rice. What kind of molecule is this?
water
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose (sugar)
Letter E. in the diagram is pointing to this double-layer of fats that make up the cell membrane. It's called:
the double fatty layer
the phospholipid bilayer
the blubbery bilayer
the phopholipitty dippity doo
Letter F. in the diagram is pointing to which kind of protein?
a globular (pore) protein
a glycoprotein (cellular "nametag"
a channel protein
a fibrous (receptor) protein
Letter G in the diagram is which kind of protein?
a globular (pore) protein
a glycoprotein (cellular "nametag")
a fibrous (receptor) protein
a channel protein
Letter H in the diagram points to which kind of protein?
a globular (pore) protein
a glycoprotein (cellular "nametag")
a channel protein
a fibrous (receptor) protein
Letter I. is pointing to which kind of protein?
a globular (pore) protein
a channel protein
a fibrous "receptor" protein
a glycoprotein (cellular "nametag")
Glucose is a sugar that gains entry into our cells only when insulin binds and unlocks the cell and opens the "gates". Based on the image, which two types of proteins in the cell membrane work together to get glucose inside? Select TWO answers!
a glycoprotein (cellular "nametag")
a fibrous "receptor" protein
a globular (pore) protein
a channel protein
