WorksheetsSpecialized Cells
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
What’s the function of the White Blood Cell?
Protect body from pathogens
Transports oxygen thorughout the body
Stops bleeding by clotting
Nothing
What does Red Blood Cell do?
To make sure your body stays alive
Transport oxygen throughout the body
Travels around the body
Protects bacteria from white blood cells
Which state of the Red Blood Cell have no nucleus?
When its born
The young state
The matured state
The worker state
What is the enemy of White Blood Cell?
Pathgens
Pithogens
Pathogens
Pythogens
Where can you find Red Blood Cells?
In the bone marrows
In the heart
In the bone marows
In the artery
What is the function of Ciliated Epithelial Cell
Sweep the dust mixed with mucus and bacteria out of our body
Sweep the mucus mixed with dust and bacteria out of our body
Sweep the bacteria mixed with dust and mucusout of our body
Sweep the mucus out of our body
What is Xylem made out of?
Dead plant cells
Goblet Cells
Plant Cells
Where is Palisade Cell found in?
Upper layer of leaf
Lower layer of leaf
What does Palisade Cell do?
Arrange flat to allow more light to penetrate
Arrange flat to allow less light to penetrate
Where is Nerve Cell be located?
(a)
What does Nerve Cell do?
Brings information in electrical impulse
To contact and relax to control diameter of hollow organs
To transport oxygen
To transport blood
What is Nerve Cell known as?
(a)
What’s the function of the Ovum Cell?
Carries water and minerals to all parts of the body
To sweep away dust
To face with sperm to form zygote
What is the function of the Goblet Cell?
Produce bacteria
Produce Dust
Produce Mucus
What is the function of Smooth Muscle Cell?
Sweeep the mycus mixed with dust and bacteria out of our body
To contact and relax to control diameter of hollow organs
To protect our body from pathogens
Bring in information in electrical impulse
What does Lymphocrytes do?
Producs antibodies to kill pathogens
Produces pathogens to kill antibodies
Kill antibodies to produce pathogens
How much chromosomes does an Ovum have?
21
23
25
24
Who receives the information in the Nerve Cell Section?
Dendrites
Axon
Myelin sheath
Nucleus
What is Mucus?(More than 1 answer)
Traps bad particals
Protects our organ
Produced from goblet Cell
Release from the body.
What are the two states for Smooth Muscle Cell?
Smooth and Rough
Relax and Contract
Relax and Contact
Round and Spindle
What does Axon do?
Connects body cell to spinal cord to brain
Receive information from another neuron
Transmit Impulse
Bring Information in electrical impulse
What does Chloroplast contain?
Chilorphyll to trap light energy for photosynthesis.
Chorophyll to trap light energy for photosynthesis.
Chorophyll to trap light energy for potosynthesis.
Chorophyll to make light energy for photosynthesis.
Which direction does the Xylem move?
Upwards
Downwards
How many direction does the Xylem move?
1 direction
2 direction
6 direction
4 direction
Where is the Xylem found in?
(More than 1 answers)
Leave
Stem
Petal
Roots
