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A quiz on #cells
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What do humans and bacteria have in common?
they are both living organisms
they are both made of cells
all of the above
they produce wastes
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What is the trade-off for using a high powered lens (400x)?
none of the above
It may be harder to find microbes
you can only see a small section
both a and b
3
Which of the following are multicellular?
bacteria
animals
both a and b
plants
4
What is the function of the chloroplast?
to absorb light and use it for energy
it removes waste from the cell
to absorb oxygen and sugar to make energy
to store waste for the cell
5
Cell membranes are part of the cells of:
plants only
humans only
humans and bacteria
6
The benefits of being multicellular include:
large size, long life, specialized cells
large size, more enemies, specialized cells
general cells, long life, ability to prey
small size, long life, specialized cells
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the part of the cell that normally contains its genetic material is the:
nuclear membrane
nucleus
cell membrane
vacuole
8
What is yeast?
fungi
bacteria
plant
protist
9
Which of the following statements is true?
all cells perform the same function
all cells have the same organelles
the shape and structure of a cell is related to its function
all cells look the same
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why do plant cells have a cell wall?
to remove waste from the cell
to add additional support and stability
to absorb oxygen and sugar
to store waste
11
In biology, the word cell describes:
the smallest unit of organization
the largest unit of organization
the most complex unit of organization
all of the above
12
Why do muscle cells contain more mitochondria?
muscle cells need more energy
they don't have more
mitochondria have more room
mitochondria like muscles
13
You can find a nucleus in the cells of:
humans, bacteria and yeast
humans and bacteria
humans
14
What is diffusion?
spreading of particles
a tiny particle
a lost object
a state of confusion
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What is the function of the mitochondria?
to make ribosomes
to produce proteins
to package materials
to release energy
16
Bacteria and animal cells both have:
cytoplasm
nucleus
cell wall
chloroplasts
17
Which of the following are made up of cells?
elephants
people
onions
all of the above
18
One of the first cell structures that scientists could see with early microscopes was the
cell membrane
endoplasmic reticulum
mitochondria
nucleus
19
A microscope allows a person to see objects that are:
far away
small
close
large
20
Cells do which of the following?
respire
produce wastes
all of the above
take in nutrients
21
Substances pass in and out of a cell through the
nuclear membrane
nucleus
cell membrane
mitochondria