Animal Cell Parts

12 Animal Cell Parts- Life Science

and Cell Theory Scientists 12/16/20- 12/17/20

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DIRECTIONS for Quiz:

Use the Animal Cell Parts list that is in the classroom today.

You may use your notes if you need to. READ each question carefully! Look at keywords, functions, and analogies (comparisons). You have 15 min. for each question.

SPELLING must be the same as the list.

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This separates the the cell from the surrounding fluid (the cytoplasm) like a fence and protects the organelles and actions in the cell.

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This animal cell part has a very important function acting like the director or brain of the cell. It also produces and holds the DNA.

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This animal cell part encloses the nucleus like an envelope.

It helps to surround the genetic materials of the nucleus (DNA).

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This powerhouse organelle is in most EUKARYOTIC cells. It is the very important ENERGY generator that produces energy (ATP) for cell work.

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This is a thick solution within the cell membrane. This is where the organelles of the animal cells are located and held in place (such as the nucleus, mitochondrion, & ER etc.). It is like a jelly to buffer the organelles (cell parts).

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This organelle (part) is bound by membrane and manages digestive enzymes that carry out processes and they destroy and get rid of waste in the cells. They are like janitors.

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This animal and plant cell part is like water bubbles of storage to hide waste products. They are like a warehouse made up mostly of water to balance cell health.

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This is a very important part of Eukaryotic cells. The structure and function of this part is the process of cell division. They duplicate then divide and maintain chromosome numbers.

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These cell parts are like an assembly line in a factory that assemble proteins. They are connected to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER). They also link amino acids together.

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These are flattened, folded looking sacs located in the cytoplasm. They are like a transport system WITH ribosomes attached. These animal cell parts have the important function in the processing of proteins.

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These cell parts are also flattened, folded looking sacs that do NOT hold ribosomes and process lipids or fats for the cell.

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This cell apparatus is complex packaging and transport system. It packages proteins into membrane-bound vesicles (sacs) before being sent to their cell destination.

They are named after an Italian scientist.

Multiple Choice

Which British Scientist from the 1600s decided upon the term "cell" to describe these microscopic parts of living organisms? He described and named them to be like a small room or space, a cell.

• Zacharias Janssen

• Robert Hooke

• Charles Darwin

Multiple Choice

This Dutch Scientist, also from the 1600s is known as the father of microbiology and microscopic studies. He also improved microscope lenses and invented the single-lensed microscope.

• Vincent Van Gogh

• M. Schleiden

• Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

Multiple Choice

This German Scientist from the 1800s is one of the scientists who explored and confirmed Cell Theory while studying botany (plants). Schleiden demonstrated that plants are composed of cells.

• R. Virchow

• Albert Einstein

• Matthias J. Schleiden

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