WorksheetsUnit 3 Vocabulary: Cells & Organelles - Biology 1
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
tiny, microscopic, living things that build all living things.
carbon
anteaters
cells
CHONP
Bacteria, amoebas, living organisms consisting of only 1 cell
Unicellular
Multicellular
Nucleus
Organelles
Larger organisms, with cell differentiation (different cells carry out different tasks).
hypotonic
Nucleus
multicellular
unicellular
Structures within a cell that carry out specific functions (purposes).
Organ
Unicellullar
Prokaryote
Organelles
Simple cell, with an outer cell wall but no nucleus or organelles.
Prokaryote
(prokaryotic cell)
Eukaryote
(eukaryotic cell)
Nucleus
Organelle
Complex cells, made of differentiated organelles and a nucleus
Prokaryote
(prokaryotic cell)
Virus
Eukaryote
(eukaryotic cell)
Isotonic
Eukaryotic organelle containing DNA & chromosomes
Bacteria
Nucleus
Unicellular
Virus
Surrounds all cells and selectively controls what enters and exits the cell.
Bubbles!
Cell Membrane
Cytoplasm
Eukaryotic Cells
Thick liquid filling the living cell, allowing the organelles to float
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Plasma membrane
Almost living, but not, as they need a host (a cell to invade) in order to reproduce. They are organic, and have genes, yet are parasites.
Cell membrane
Phospholipid
Virus
Mars Rover
prefix meaning "before", or first
pro-
eu-
cili
micro-
Prefix meaning "true" or "good"
pro-
eu-
cili-
micro
root meaning "kernel" or "nucleus"
-karyon
-plasm
vacu-
-plast
prefix meaning "empty"
vacu-
-plasm
pro-
-karyon
prefix meaning "hair"
flagell-
-plast
cili-
cyto-
suffix meaning "to cut" or "to break"
flagell-
-plasm
cyto-
-lysis
prefix meaning "small" or "1x10^-6"
symbol: "μ"
pro-
micro-
-karyon
eu-
prefix means "whip"
cili-
flagell-
vacu-
-lysis
