Anatomy
This allows certain materials to enter and to exit the cell.
A. Cell Membrane
B. Centriole
A. Cell Membrane
True/False: Cells are like a unicellular organism because they have the same life functions needed to grow and thrive.
True
Do all plants, animals, and cells need energy to survive.
Yes
No
Yes
Animal, Plant, or Cell
Skeleton
Animal
Source of energy
Yes
No
Yes
This can be considered as the brain of the cell that carries instructions for the cell to do its job.
A. Nucleus
B. Mitochondria
A. Nucleus
True/False: Cells are like a unicellular organism because they DON'T collect and process energy.
False
Plants, animals, and cells DON'T have a different way of collecting and processing the energy.
Yes
No
No
Animal, Plant, or Cell
Photosynthesis
Plant
What functions do animals, plants, and cells have in common?
Waste to leave the body
Yes
No
Yes
This combines food and oxygen to produce energy during the process of cellular respiration.
A. Nucleus
B. Mitochondria
B. Mitochondria
True/False: Cells are like a unicellular organism because they collect nutrients and protection.
True
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Animal, Plant, or Cell
Cell Membrane
Cell
What functions do animals, plants, and cells have in common?
Epidermis
Yes
No
No
This includes its role in maintaining the shape and consistency of the cell.
A. Cytoplasm
B. Golgi Body
A. Cytoplasm
True/False: Cells are like a unicellular organism because they have waste removal, and reproduction.
True
Plants have a skeletal system.
Yes
No
No
Animals are the only ones that have a skeletal system
Animal, Plant, or Cell
Pollination
Plant
What functions do animals, plants, and cells have in common?
Mitochondria
Yes
No
No
It has several functions, including sorting and processing proteins.
A. Mitochondria
B. Golgi Body
B. Golgi Body
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Plants are the only ones that have a cell wall.
Yes
No
Yes
Animal, Plant, or Cell
Brain
Animal
What functions do animals, plants, and cells have in common?
Control System
Yes
No
Yes