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WorksheetsCB1c Specialised cells
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the basic, structural unit of all living things?
A cell
A tissue
An organism
An organ
What is a tissue?
A type of specialised cell
A group of cells with different functions
A group of specialised cells working together
Several organs working together
What is the correct order of the following biological unites, from smallest to largest?
Cell, tissue, organ, organ system
Cell, tissue, organ system, organ
Tissue, cell, organ, organ system
Organ system, organ, tissue, cell
Which of these tissues is NOT found in the small intestine?
Epithelial tissue
Cardiac tissue
Glandular tissue
Muscle tissue
Which of these organs is part of the digestive system?
Heart
Lungs
Pancreas
Brain
What is the name given to two or more organs working together to carry out a common function?
Organ organisation
Organ hierarchy
Organism
Organ system
What is a specialised cell?
A type of tissue
A cell that has no particular role in an organism
A cell adapted to carry out a specific function
A type of single-celled organism
Which of these cells is NOT specialised to carry out any particular role?
Tissue cells
Phloem cells
Nerve cells
Stem cells
What is the name of the process a cell undergoes to become specialised?
Cell division
Cellular respiration
Cell differentiation
Cloning
Which of these is an advantage of specialised cells?
Different types of specialised cell can take on specific roles
Every cell can carry out all the functions an organism needs to survive
Specialised cells can form single-celled organisms
All the cells in an organism have the same sub-cellular structure
Which of these is a type of specialised plant cell?
Ciliated epithelial cell
Phloem cell
Muscle cell
Nerve cell
Which of these features is an adaptation a sperm cell has to complete its function?
Cilia on its upper cell membrane
Pores in its cell membrane
An acrosome containing enzymes
Lignin in its cell wall
For the following description which specialised cell is it?: I can be found in the lining of your throat and the oviducts in females. I have hair-like projections that allow me to transport substances.
Red blood cell
Phloem cell
Sperm cell
Ciliated epithelial cell
From the following description which specialised cell is it referring to?:
I have half the genetic information and also have a streamlined shape.
Egg cell
Sperm cell
White blood cell
Ciliated epithelial cell
