Plant & Animal Cells

Plant & Animal Cells

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All living things have what?

• nucleus

• nuclei

• Chloroplast

• cells

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Our bodies are made up of how many cells?

• Thousands

• Millions

• More than a trillion

• More than billions

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Where is DNA stored?

• In the chlorophyll

• In the vacuole

• In the nucleus

• In the lysosmes

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Where plants do photosynthesis

• Chlorophyll

• Chloroplast

• Cell wall

• Cell membrane

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Mitochondria

• Storage area for fluid

• Trash and recycling center

• Power plant of the cell

• Beneath the cell wall

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Vacuole

• power plant of the cell

• small membrane organele that is the trash and recycling center

• Acts as the storage area for fluid

• Controls the cells in the organelle

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Photosynthesis

• Basic units of all living things

• Only found in plants

• Only found in animals

• The process of making sugar from carbon dioxide, water, sunlight

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Have cell membrane & cell wall

• Animal Cells

• Plant cells

• vacuole

• lysosmes

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Don't have cell walls

• Animal cells

• Plant cells

• Organelles

• cells

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Unicellular

• Made up of many cells working together

• The way cells function

• Made up of only one cell.

• Controls what exits and enters a cell

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Made up of many cells working together

• Organisms

• Cells

• Multicellular

• Cell membrane

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Which two structures do plant cells contain that animal cells do not?

• vacuoles and chloroplasts

• chloroplasts and cell wall

• nucleus and cell membrane

• mitochondria and chlorophyll

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How could you tell that a cell is a plant cell and not an animal cell?

• The cell has a nucleus.

• The cell has a cell membrane.

• The cell contains cytoplasm.

• The cell has a cell wall.

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What happens when a plant cell is placed into salt water?

• It will shrink.

• It will expand.

• It will shrink and then expand.

• None of the above.

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the rigid layer surrounding a plant cell.

• Photosynthesis

• plant cell

• cell wall

• animal cell

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Why is it important for scientist to know about cells

• Because they are interesting

• To learn more about cells

• Scientists study cells to help identify causes for diseases, which ultimately can lead to cures.

• Because it helps us figure out our DNA