Revising Structure of Cells

Look at a palisade cell in the picture.

Choose one option below to name parts labelled A, B, and C.

• A -- Nucleus.

  B -- Mitochondrion.

  C -- Sap vacuole.

• A -- Sap vacuole.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Nucleus.

• A -- Nucleus.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Sap vacuole.

• A -- Nucleus.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Cytoplasm.

Look at a palisade cell in the picture.

Choose one option below to name parts labelled A, B, and C.

• A -- Mitochondrion.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Cell membrane.

• A -- Cytoplasm.

  B -- Mitochondrion.

  C -- Cell wall.

• A -- Nucleus.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Sap vacuole.

• A -- Nucleus.

  B -- Chloroplast.

  C -- Cytoplasm.

This cell sweeps mucus upwards.

What is the name of this specialised cell?

• Red blood cell

• Neurone

• Root hair cell

• Ciliated cell

• Palisade cell

This cell lacks nucleus and stores hemoglobin to carry oxygen.

What is the name of this specialised cell?

• Red blood cell

• Neurone

• Root hair cell

• Ciliated cell

• Palisade cell

This cell absorbs water and minerals from soil.

What is the name of this specialised cell?

• Red blood cell

• Neurone

• Root hair cell

• Ciliated cell

• Palisade cell

This cell produces food for the plant when absorbing sunlight.

What is the name of this specialised cell?

• Red blood cell

• Neurone

• Root hair cell

• Ciliated cell

• Palisade cell

Choose one option which fills the gaps in the text below correctly.

The shape of a plant cell is kept by the .........(A). Under this part, there's another thin layer called .........(B), which controls what goes into and out of the cell.

• A -- cell membrane.

  B -- cell wall

• A -- cell wall.

  B -- sap vacuole.

• A -- mitochondrion.

  B -- cell membrane.

• A -- cell wall.

  B -- cell membrane.

Choose one option which fills the gaps in the text below correctly.

This part of a plant cell called .........(A) produces food during photosynthesis. Another part, called .........(B), uses oxygen to break this food down to energy.

• A -- sap vacuole.

  B -- nucleus.

• A -- chloroplast.

  B -- mitochondrion.

• A -- mitochondrion.

  B -- chloroplast.

• A -- chloroplast.

  B -- cytoplasm.

Choose one option which fills the gaps in the text below correctly.

This is jelly inside a cell. Every part of the cell stays in ........(A), and many cell chemical reactions happen there. Another part, called .........(B), controls these reactions, as well as all the activities of the cell.

• A -- nucleus.

  B -- sap vacuole.

• A -- sap vacuole.

  B -- nucleus.

• A -- cytoplasm.

  B -- nucleus.

• A -- cell membrane.

  B -- sap vacuole.

A boy called John is writing an article about animal cells. Look at his sentences below.

A. Some animal cells might have chloroplasts.

B. Animal cells never have cell walls.

C. Many animal cells have nuclei.

Choose one option below which reflects if statements A-C are true or false.

• A -- true.

  B -- false.

  C -- false.

• A -- false.

  B -- true.

  C -- true.

• A -- false.

  B -- false.

  C -- false.

• A -- true.

  B -- true.

  C -- true.