Cells
Animal Cells
Plant Cells
Organelles
Lab Review
100

What are all living things made of?

Cells

100

Does an animal cell have a cell wall?

No.

100

Does a plant cell have a cell wall?

Yes

100

Which organelle is called the "control center" of the cell?

Nucleus

100

What tool did we use to look at the tiny specimens?

Microscope.

200

Are cells usually big or tiny?

Tiny

200

Does an animal cell have a cell membrane?

Yes. 

200

What part of a plant cell helps the plant make food?

Chloroplast.

200

Which part controls what goes into and out of the cell?

Cell Membrane.

200

Name ONE microorganism we saw during our virtual microscope lab.

Euglena, Paramecium, Volvox, or Amoeba.

300

Are we made up of cells?

Yes

300

What type of cells is Cody made up of?

Animal Cells.

300


Which pigment gives a plant cell its green color?

Chlorophyll. 

300

What is the jelly-like material inside a cell called?

Cytoplasm.

300

Name one PLANT specimen we saw during our virtual microscope lab?

Buttercup, Birch Leaf, Corn Stem, or Onion Skin.

400

A cell is the basic unit of what?

Life
400

Name two organelles or structures inside of an animal cell.

Cell membrane, nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, cytoplasm, etc. 

400

Name any two structures found in a plant cell. 

Cell wall, cell membrane, chloroplast, nucleus, cytoplasm, etc.

400

Which organelle helps a plant cell make food using sunlight?

Chloroplasts. 

400

Which type of cell did we see when we looked at the onion skin: plant or animal?

A plant cell.

500

What is the main job of a cell?

To carry out the jobs needed to keep a living thing alive.

500

What is ONE important difference between an animal cell and a plant cell?

Plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplasts; animal cells do not.

500

Name TWO parts that plant cells have that animal cells do not have.

Cell Walls and Chloroplasts

500

Which organelle is commonly known as the "powerhouse" of the cell?

Mitochondria. 

500

Why can a microscope help us learn about cells?

Cells are very small, so a microscope makes them large enough for us to see and study.

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