Cells Review
Quiz by Mrs. Ingram
Grade 6-8
Science
Next Generation Science Standards
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Grade 6-8
Science
Next Generation Science Standards
MS-LS1-2
MS-LS1-1
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- Q1What is the difference between eukaryotes and prokaryotes?Eukaryotes have a nucleus but prokaryotes do not.Prokaryotes have a nucleus but eukaryotes do not.They are the same.300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q2Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things?Needs waterMade of one or more cellsNeeds energyMovement300sMS-LS1-1EditDelete
- Q3Which of the following is NOT a part of cell theory?Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living thingsAll living cells come from existing cells.All living things are made up of one or more cellsAtoms are made of cells.300sMS-LS1-1EditDelete
- Q4How do protists move?They use a flagella like a tail.The move the cilia.300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q5What two organelles work together in a plant cell to make food and change the food into usable energy?Chloroplasts and central vacuoleChloroplasts and nucleusChloroplasts and RibosomesChloroplasts & Mitochondria300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q6Which of the following is not able to make its own food?bacterial cellsplant cellsprotist cellsanimal cells300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q7How do most fungi get their energy?They make their own food with chemosynthesis.They decompose dead material.They make their own food with photosynthesis.300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q8What type of cell uses spores to reproduce?fungianimalplantbacteria300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q9How does a plant cell reproduce?buddingshares plasmidsbinary fissioncytokinesis300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q10How do bacteria share genetic information with other bacteria?binary fissioncytokinesisbuddingconjugation of plasmids300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q11What organelle acts like a gate and controls what goes in and out of the cell?endoplasmic reticulumcell membranecell wallnucleus300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q12What organelle provides structure and shape to a cell?cell membranenucleuscell walllysosomes300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q13What organelle converts food into usable energy for the cell?mitochondriacell membranelysosomesnucleus300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q14Which of the following is NOT a place to find DNA in a cell?vacuoleplasmidsgenetic materialnucleus300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q15What organelle makes proteins and part of the cell membrane?nucleusendoplasmic reticulumlysosomesribosomes300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q16Why is the central vacuole so large in a plant cell?It needs to store sugar in case the plant doesn't get sunlight.It needs to store excess water in case of a drought.It needs to support the rest of the cell.300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q17What organelle digests cellular waste?cytoplasmendoplasmic reticulumlysosomeribosome300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q18What does a bacteria use for movement?piliflagellacilia300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q19What is the name of the vacuole in a protist cell that opens and closes to release water to the cell?vacuolefood vacuolecontractile vacuolecentral vacuole300sMS-LS1-2EditDelete
- Q20What type of cell is shown in the picture?protist cellarchaea cellbacteria cellplant cell300sMS-LS1-1EditDelete
