Unit 2 Quiz: Cell Types, Structures and Function Review

Which of the following organelles or material is NOT found in all types of cells?

• Cell membrane

• Cytoskeleton

• Cytoplasm

• Nucleus

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Which of the following is FALSE concerning Prokaryotes?

• No true nucleus is present instead nucleoid region is present.

• Do not contain membrane bound organelles.

• Bacteria are types

• Fungi are types

Which of the following is NOT an example of a Eukaryote?

• Plants

• Animals

• Fungi

• Bacteria

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You observe a cell under the microscope that has a plasma membrane, ribosomes, and a flagellum. It does not have a nucleus or mitochondria. What type of cell is this?

• Plant

• Animal

• Fungus

• Prokaryote

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While observing cells through a microscope in his Biology classroom, Evan concludes that the cells were collected from an animal species. Which of the following observations could he use as evidence to support his conclusion?

• The cells are very small—about 10 times smaller than bacteria he observed the day before

• The cells possess a nucleus and a cell wall

• The cells possess a nucleus but not a cell wall

• The cells are large enough to be studied without a microscope, but with a microscope it is possible to see their chloroplasts

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Which of the following is true concerning this image?

• This is an Animal cell because it is circular in shape.

• This is a Plant cell because it contains Chloroplasts.

• This is a Prokaryotic cell because it contains a Nucleus.

• This is an Animal cell because it is surrounded by a Cell Wall.

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Which of the following is true concerning this image?

• This is a Plant cell because it is circular in shape.

• This is an Animal cell because it contains Chloroplasts.

• This is a Prokaryotic cell because it contains a Nucleus.

• This is a Plant cell because it is surrounded by a Cell Wall.

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Study this diagram of a cell. Identify the following parts:

Part 2: ​ (a)  

Part 3: ​ (b)  

Part 6: ​ (c)  

Part 13: ​ (d)  

• Nucleus
• Endoplasmic Reticulum
• Golgi Body
• Centrioles

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Study this diagram of a cell. Identify the following parts:

Part A: ​ (a)  

Part H: ​ (b)  

Part J: ​ (c)  

• Cell Wall
• Chloroplast
• Vacuole

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Match the following

• Cytoskeleton

• Network of protein microtubules and microfilaments that supports and shapes the cell

• Nucleus

• Site of photosynthesis, absorbing light and resulting in the production of carbohydrates to store energy

• Mitochondria

• Site of cellular respiration, releasing molecules of ATP to make energy immediately available for the cell

• Chloroplast

• Double layer of phospholipids that surrounds the cell and controls the passage of materials in and out of the cell

• Cell Membrane

• Stores the cell's genetic material (DNA)

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