Cell Theory, Parts And Diversity Question Preview (ID: 454)
From Biology In Spring 2008 Introductory Unit On Cells.
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Which is a main part of the cell theory?
a) cells must be very tiny
b) only cells make other cells
c) some living things don't have cells
d) different living things have different basic units.
The scientist who first described microscopic organisms in pond water.
a) Vichow
b) Schleidan
c) Hooke
d) VanLeeuwenhook
This is the simplest group of cells, it is a cell membrane around a small amount of genetic material and other parts loose in the cytoplasm
a) eukaryotes
b) prokaryotes
c) animal
d) plant
This kind of cell includes those that have a cell wall and may have chloroplasts:
a) eukaryotes
b) prokaryotes
c) plant
d) animal
The structure in all cells that is essential to maintain homeostasis by selecting what goes in or out:
a) nucleus
b) cell membrane
c) lysosome
d) mitochondria
Tiny grain-like organelle that makes proteins is the
a) nucleus
b) ribosome
c) mitochondria
d) endoplasmic reticulum
Not all plant parts have choloplasts. Which is a place you might NOT find chloroplasts?
a) roots
b) leaf
c) green stem like cactus
d) pine needle
Nerve cells that need to pump ions out of the cell have many mitochondria. What is the reason for this recih supply of mitochondria?
a) they provide tubes
b) they store ions
c) provide useful energy for the cell
d) they store food
The green pill-like organelle that produces sugar by absorbing sunlight and carbon dioxide.
a) Chloroplast
b) Mitochondria
c) nucleus
d) cell wall
Scientist who found all parts of the plant had similar cells, and found similar cells in all plants.
a) Virchow
b) Schleidan
c) Hooke
d) VanLeeuwenhook
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