Animals vs Plants
Cell Structure
Organelle Functions
Cell Membrane
Cell Transport
100
Which cell contains chloroplast?
plant cell
100
The organelle labeled S is
Nucleus
100
This oraganelle controls movement in and out of the cell.
Cell membrane
100
Phosphate heads like water, this means they are...
hydrophilic
100
This type of cellular transport requires energy
Active transport
200
Which is the only cell to have a cell wall?
plant cells
200
The organelle labeled L is
Mitochondria
200
This organelle controls all the other organelles in the cell. It is the "brain" of the cell and has DNA
Nucleus
200
The cell membrane is _____________, meaning it lets some things through, but not everything
semi or selectively permeable
200
Diffusion of water down concentration gradient
osmosis
300
Both plant and animal cells contain _____________________, which is the site for protein synthesis
ribosomes
300
The organelle labeled F is
Endoplasmic Reticulum.
300
this organelle creates ATP for the cell, has its own DNA and can reproduce itself
mitochondria
300
The cell membrane helps the cell maintain a stable and balanced environment, this is called
homeostasis
300
Transport of molecules by diffusion with the aid of special transport proteins
facilitated diffusion
400
what two organelles are found in plant cells, but not animal cells?
Chloroplasts and Cell Wall
400
The organelle labeled E is the
Cell Membrane
400
this organelle contains digestive enzymes that are used to break down waste and other items the cell no longer needs.
lysosomes
400
Aid in the movement of substances in & out of cell
transport proteins
400
If there is less solute solution outside the cell, the cell is in what type of solution? (hypertonic, hypotonic, isotonic)
Hypotonic
500
This organelle is found only in animal cells and used during cell division to help move the chromosomes
centrioles
500
The organelle labeled K is the
Golgi Apparatus
500
serve as processing, packaging, and shipping centers
golgi bodies
500
Why do some substances need help moving through the membrane?
Only small, nonpolar substances can pass
Large and polar substances are repeled
500
Movement of a substance into a cell by a vesicle
Endocytosis