Ch3.3 Form and Function: Cell Make-up
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- Q1What are known as the 'building blocks' of all life on Earth?cellsproteinsviruses30s
- Q2An organism that is only made up of one cell is classified as...unicellularmulticellular30s
- Q3The unit of measurement that cells are usually measured in is:millimetres (mm)nanometres (nm)micrometres (um)metres (m)30s
- Q4Which cell structure or organelle is the 'control centre' of the cell?Cell membraneNucleusCytoplasmMitochondria30s
- Q5Which cell structure or organelle is responsible for keeping the cell together?mitochondriacell wallnucleuscell membrane30s
- Q6Which cell structure or organelle is a clear fluid where chemical reactions happen?Endoplasmic reticulumCytosolChloroplastCell membrane30s
- Q7Chloroplasts are responsible for:storing DNAmaking a plant cell strong and rigidphotosynthesisstoring water and dissolved substances30s
- Q8What is the purpose of the mictochondria?It helps the cell to make its energy.It keeps the cell together.It helps the cell to reproduce itself by making new strands of DNA.30s
- Q9Which cell structure or organelle is found in plant cells but not animal cells?ChloroplastsCell membraneNucleusMitochondria30s
- Q10Why don't animal cells have a rigid shape like plant cells?They don't have a vacuoleThey don't have cytosolThey don't have a cell membraneThey don't have a cell wall30s
