General
Unicellular and multicellular and microscopes
Organelles
Prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Plant and animal cells
100

Are all living things made of cells?

Yes

100

What does unicellular mean?

Made of only one cell.

100

What is the name of the thin layer that surrounds all cells and controls what goes in and out?

Cell membrane

100

Are prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells more complex?

Eukaryotic

100

True or false: animal cells have one large vacuole for storing nutrients, water, or waste.

False - animal cells have several small vacuoles. 

200

What are the smallest independent units of life?

Cells

200

what does multicellular mean?

Made of more than one cell.

200

What is the jelly-like substance that fills a cell?

Cytoplasm

200

True or false: prokaryotes have membrane-bound organelles

False
200

True or false: Plant cells have one large vacuole to store water and push against the cells wall to help keep the plant rigid/strong

True

300

What are the structures within cells called?

Organelles

300

Give one example of a unicellular organism

Bacteria

300

Which organelle uses the instructions from DNA to build proteins

Ribosomes

300

In eukaryotes, where is the genetic material stored and what shape are the chromosomes?

Nucleus, linear chromosomes

300

Name the three things that plant cells have and animal cells don’t

cell walls, chloroplasts, one large vacuole

400
Where do new cells come from?

Pre-existing cells

400

Give 3 examples of a multicellular organism.

Humans, trees, dogs, mushrooms etc

400

Which organelle turns food and other substances into energy for the cell to use?

Mitochondria

400

How and where is DNA stored in prokaryotes?

Circular chromosomes in the centre of the cell (not in a nucleus)

400

Explain why plant cells need both chloroplasts and mitochondira. Clearly state how these two organelles are different.

Chloroplasts allow the plant to make its own food using sunlight energy

Mitochondria then convert that food into energy for use by the cell

500

List all 3 parts of cell theory:

1.All organisms are composed of one or more cells.

2.Cells are the smallest working units of all living things.

3.New cells are created from existing cells.

500

How do you calculate the total magnification of a microscope?

Objective lens magnification X ocular lens magnification

500

Which organelle is found only in plant cells and uses sunlight and other substances to make food via photosynthesis?

Chloroplast

500

True or false: eukaryotic cells can be unicellular and multicellular

True

500

What is the pigment inside chloroplasts called that captures sunlight?

Chlorophyll