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6th Grade Cells
6th Grade Cells
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A review activity of the basic parts and functions of cells. #cells
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1
What part of a plant cell gives it structure and shape?
cell membrane
cell wall
nucleus
chloroplast
2
The definition: "place items in groups based on their commonalities" belongs to which word?
quantify
classify
justify
relayify
3
What is the name of your science teacher?
Ms. Bryndza
Ms. Peairs
Ms. Loftus
Mr. Mann
4
Every
living thing
on the planet is made up of...
cell menbranes
living things
chloroplasts
cells
5
I am going to study for my test...
Of course!
Tonight!
No way!
Today!
6
The role of the chloroplast is to...
eat food
digest food
make food
add water
7
Mushrooms and mold are part of what kingdom?
animal
protists
plant
fungi
8
Animal and plant cells have most of the same structures
except.
..
cell membranes and nucleus
mitochondria
chloroplasts and cell wall
nucleus and chloroplasts
9
Protists are...
multicellular
funny looking
tricellular
neither plant nor animal
10
The definition, "to allow substances to pass through" belongs to which word?
mitochondria
spongy
runny
permeable
11
The cell membrane...
shrinks in cold weather
is the biggest part of the plant cell
is stronger in animal cells
allows substances in and out of the cell
12
In which part of the plant would the most chloroplasts be found...
roots
leaves
seeds
fruit
13
The control center of the cell is the...
chloroplast
nucleus
cell wall
mitochondria
14
When a cell membrane comes in contact with salt water it will...
cause the cell membrane to shrink in
move over the cell wall
break into millions of pieces
cause the cell to explode
15
The most mitochondria would be found in...
heart cells
hair
toenails
skin cells
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The role of the mitochondria is to...
stay strong in the cell
lift weights
move in and out of the cell
release the energy from food molecules