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Worksheetsstudy guide for the science test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 4hrs 45mins
little organs that carry out functions for the cell to function
organelle
prokaryotes
ribosomes
cellulose
"Powerhouse" of the cell. Produces and releases energy throughout the cell.
ribosome
mitochondria
A membrane that encloses the nuclear material. Contains pores that allow exchanges between the nucleus and cytoplasm.
endoplasmic reticulum
mitochondria
nuclear envelope
Simple cells that have no nucleus. They contain a cell membrane, cytoplasm, and DNA only. An example is bacteria.
ribosome
organelle
prokaryote
nuclear envelope
Rigid outer wall found in plant cells only. It helps maintain the cells shape and provides extra protection and support to the cell wall.
cellulose
Makes protein for the cell.
"Highway of the cell" Transports substances from one place to another in a cell.
Golgi bodies
Present in all cells, It surrounds and protects the cell while allowing materials such as food and waste to pass in and out of the cell.
Fills the cell and holds structures in place. Present in all cells.
Packages and ships protein out of the cell.
Golgi bodies
Helps cell digest protein.
Controls all activities in the cell. Holds hereditary material (DNA).
Storage tank for the cell. Stores food, waste, and water in the cell. There is one large one in a plant cell and several small ones in a animal cell.
Complex cells that contain organelles such as nuclei.
eukaryotes
Contains green pigments called chlorophyll that uses energy captured by the sunlight to produce food for the plant cell. Found only in the plant cell.
Chloroplast
golgi bodies
nucleus
cytoplasm
