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WorksheetsSpecialized Cells and the Microscope
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 41mins
Which type of specialized cell carries oxygen from the lungs all over the body?
red blood cells
squamous (skin) cells
muscle cells
white blood cells (macrophages)
nerve cells (neurons)
Which type of specialized cell keeps moisture in the body and germs out?
red blood cells
squamous (skin) cells
muscle cells
white blood cells (macrophages)
nerve cells (neurons)
Which type of specialized cell has many mitochondria and changes size (contracts)?
red blood cells
squamous (skin) cells
muscle cells
white blood cells (macrophages)
nerve cells (neurons)
Which type of specialized cell protects the body by destroying germs?
red blood cells
squamous (skin) cells
muscle cells
white blood cells (macrophages)
nerve cells (neurons)
Which type of specialized cell carries electrical signals through the body to the brain?
red blood cells
squamous (skin) cells
muscle cells
white blood cells (macrophages)
nerve cells (neurons)
Red blood cells have a disk-shape with a lot of surface area.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Red blood cells have room to carry more oxygen.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Neurons have branches on the end of a long body.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Neurons create a complex network of the branches of multiple neurons to carry signals.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Muscle cells become shorter and thicker when they contract the muscle.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Cell differentiation is most directly regulated by...
ATP
DNA
Lipids
Sugars
What is the function of nerve cells?
Allow for gas exchange to happen.
Transport oxygen throughout the body.
Control DNA expression.
Transmit electrical signals to different parts of the body.
Supports the microscope.
Arm
Stage Clips
Nosepiece
Base
Supports the microscope slide and viewing object
Stage Clips
Base
Mirror
Stage
Contains the lens you look through.
Low-power Objective
High-power Objective
Eyepiece
Diaphragm
Holds the microscope slide in place
Stage Clips
Stage
Arm
Base
Controls the amount of light that enters the body tube
Eyepiece
Mirror
Coarse Adjustment Knob
Diaphragm
