Cell Organelle Test REMEDIATION

What is the difference between a prokaryote cell and a eukaryote cell?

• Prokaryotes have a nucleus

• Prokaryotes have organelles

• Prokaryotes have no nucleus

• Prokaryotes have DNA

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Select the area where genetic material is located.

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Match the following pictures of organisms to their description.

• Prokaryote

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• Protist

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• Animal

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• Plant

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Click on the picture to enlarge. Are prokaryotes more or less complex than eukaryotes? Why?

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Look at the diagram. Which of these structures is the Golgi body, which is like the cell's post office?

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• 2

• 3

• 7

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Match the following macromolecules to their roles in the cell.

• Proteins

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• Carbohydrates

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• Lipids

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• Nucleic acids

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A person with an infection arrives at the hospital. A technician examines a culture of the person's blood with a microscope. They see that the organism has a cell wall, but no nucleus. Which type of infectious agent does the person have?

• a bacteria

• a fungus

• a parasite

• a virus

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The 3 tenets of the Cell Theory are listed in the picture. Using these, explain why viruses are different from living organisms.

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1. Which organelle is in ALL the cells?

A researcher claims that all cells must be able to synthesize proteins in order to maintain homeostasis and carry out basis functions. Explain WHY this is true using the information from the chart.

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Which Kingdom does NOT have cells that contain membrane-bound organelles?

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