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1.4 Describing cells

Quiz by Tom Davies

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  • Q1
    Q: Match the specialised cell to its adaptation.
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  • Q2
    Why do leaf cells have so many chloroplasts?
    Chloroplasts help the cell to release energy from sugars
    Chloroplasts stop the leaves from wilting
    To absorb as much energy from sunlight as possible to make glucose
    It helps the leaves to look green and healthy
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  • Q3
    What are the male sex cells of plants called?
    Root hair cells
    Egg cells
    Sperm cells
    Pollen cells
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  • Q4
    Q: Sperm cells have a series of adaptations so they can carry out their job of fertilising an egg. Match the adaptation to its job.
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  • Q5
    Q: What are the two methods of pollen dispersal in plants?
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  • Q6
    Q: Which animal cells have no nucleus?
    Muscle cells
    Red blood cells
    Nerve cells
    Sperm cells
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  • Q7
    Q: What is a stem cell?
    A specialised plant cell
    A cell that can develop into any specialised cell
    A specialised cell in an animal
    A brain cell
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