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10 minutes maximum! (can you do it in 5?)
Q1+2: The pictures show cells from 2 different types of organism:
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1. Cell type Y shows cells from..
- A. a fungus
- B. an animal
- C. a plant
- D. a bacterium
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2. Which of the following statements is true?
- A. Plant cells are typically the same size as animal cells
- B. Plant cells are typically bigger than animal cells
- C. Animal cells are typically bigger than plant cells
- D. Animal cells are typically 200 µm across
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3. Which of the following parts of a plant cell is NOT part of an animal cell?
- A. Nucleus
- B. Cytoplasm
- C. Cell membrane
- D. Cell wall
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4. The cell wall of a plant is made up of ..
- A. Protein
- B. Wood
- C. Cellulose
- D. Glycogen
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5. Chloroplasts carry out which function in a plant cell?
- A. Photosynthesis
- B. Respiration
- C. Support
- D. Excretion
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6. Cells become specialized to carry out special functions.
Which one of the following cells does not contain a nucleus?
- A. Sperm cell
- B. Red Blood cell
- C. Root hair cell
- D. Nerve cell
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7. The sketch here shows root hairs on a new root.
If root hair cells are removed from a growing root, the plant ..
- A. absorbs more water
- B. absorbs more mineral ions
- C. absorbs less water
- D. grows more quickly
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8. The image shows a human sperm cell.
What feature helps the sperm get to the egg?
- A. A large head
- B. A long tail
- C. Small size
- D. Large numbers of sperm
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9. Which row gives the correct functions of both the cytoplasm AND the cell membrane?
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cytoplasm |
Cell membrane |
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Place where cell reactions take place |
Controls what goes in and out of a cell |
| B |
Controls cell division |
Gives support to the cell |
| C |
Gives support to the cell |
Place where cell reactions take place |
| D |
Controls cell division |
Controls what goes in and out of a cell |
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10. Which is the correct order of levels of organization from smallest to largest? |
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- A. cell → organ → tissue → organism
- B. organism → cell → tissue → organ
- C. cell → tissue → organ → organism
- D. tissue → organ → organism → cells
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