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Unit 3: Cell


Froggy Jumps Unit 3: CellVersion en ligne Test your cell knowledge par Mohamed Tarmizi Bin Nasharudin 1 What is the definition of a cell? a The basic unit of life b The largest part of an organism c The smallest particle of matter 2 Which of the following is made up of only one cell? a Cat b Amoeba c Human 3 A multicellular organism is made up of: a Many cells b One cell c A few cells 4 What tool is needed to see most cells? a Telescope b Ruler c Microscope 5 A light microscope uses: a Heat to enlarge images b Light and lenses to magnify c Sound waves 6 What is placed on the microscope stage for viewing? a Glass beaker b Petri dish c Slide with specimen 7 The coarse focus knob on a microscope is used to: a Move the slide into focus b Sharpen the image c Increase magnification 8 Total magnification is calculated by: a Eyepiece × objective b Eyepiece + objective c Eyepiece ÷ objective 9 If the eyepiece magnifies ×10 and the objective ×40, the total magnification is: a 50× b 140× c 400× 10 The person who first observed cells under a microscope was: a Robert Hooke b Marie Curie c Isaac Newton 11 The part of the cell that controls activities and contains genetic material is the: a Cytoplasm b Cell wall c Nucleus 12 Where do most chemical reactions happen inside a cell? a Cell membrane b Cytoplasm c Nucleus 13 The cell membrane controls: a Cell division b Food production c Movement of substances in and out of the cell 14 The mitochondria produce: a Energy b Food c DNA 15 The cell wall is made mainly of: a Protein b Glucose c Cellulose 16 The function of the chloroplast is to: a Absorb sunlight for photosynthesis b Store minerals c Control cell functions 17 The vacuole helps the plant cell: a Reproduce b Move c Keep its shape and store sap 18 Which of the following organelles are found in both plant and animal cells? a Nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondria b Cell wall, chloroplast, nucleus c Chloroplast, vacuole, cell wall 19 Which organelle is not present in an animal cell? a Cell wall b Nucleus c Cell membrane 20 What is an organelle? a The whole organism b A group of organs c A small part inside a cell that has a specific function 21 A specialised cell is one that: a Has no nucleus b Performs a specific function c Is identical to all other cells 22 Which cell absorbs water and minerals from soil? a Palisade cell b Root hair cell c Red blood cell 23 The long hair-like structure in a root hair cell helps it: a Move in the soil b Protect against bacteria c Increase surface area for absorption 24 The palisade cell contains many: a Chloroplasts b Vacuoles c Nuclei 25 The function of palisade cells is to: a Transport oxygen b Absorb sunlight for photosynthesis c Store food 26 The ciliated cell has cilia that: a Trap and move mucus b Absorb water c Carry oxygen 27 What is the main job of the red blood cell? a Transport oxygen b Absorb water c Send nerve impulses 28 Why do red blood cells have no nucleus? a To store more haemoglobin b To move faster c To divide quickly 29 A neurone (nerve cell) carries messages in the form of: a Chemical energy b Oxygen molecules c Electrical impulses 30 The branched endings of neurones help them: a Receive and send messages b Absorb sunlight c Store food 31 What is cell organisation? a The process of cell division b The grouping of organisms c The arrangement of cells into tissues, organs, and systems 32 A tissue is: a A group of similar cells working together b A single cell c A group of organs 33 An organ is made up of: a Cells only b Organ systems c Many tissues working together 34 An organ system is: a A group of organs that work together b A group of tissues c A single organ 35 The correct order from smallest to largest is: a Organ → Cell → Tissue → System → Organism b Tissue → Organ → System → Cell → Organism c Cell → Tissue → Organ → System → Organism 36 Which of these is an organ in a plant? a Leaf b Root hair cell c Xylem tissue 37 The stem of a plant helps: a Support and transport water and food b Store food c Make seeds 38 Which of the following is a human organ? a Heart b Neurone c Blood

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Unit 3: CellVersion en ligne

par Mohamed Tarmizi Bin Nasharudin

What is the definition of a cell?

Which of the following is made up of only one cell?

A multicellular organism is made up of:

What tool is needed to see most cells?

A light microscope uses:

What is placed on the microscope stage for viewing?

The coarse focus knob on a microscope is used to:

Total magnification is calculated by:

If the eyepiece magnifies ×10 and the objective ×40, the total magnification is:

The person who first observed cells under a microscope was:

The part of the cell that controls activities and contains genetic material is the:

Where do most chemical reactions happen inside a cell?

The cell membrane controls:

The mitochondria produce:

The cell wall is made mainly of:

The function of the chloroplast is to:

The vacuole helps the plant cell:

Which of the following organelles are found in both plant and animal cells?

Which organelle is not present in an animal cell?

What is an organelle?

A specialised cell is one that:

Which cell absorbs water and minerals from soil?

The long hair-like structure in a root hair cell helps it:

The palisade cell contains many:

The function of palisade cells is to:

The ciliated cell has cilia that:

What is the main job of the red blood cell?

Why do red blood cells have no nucleus?

A neurone (nerve cell) carries messages in the form of:

The branched endings of neurones help them:

What is cell organisation?

A tissue is:

An organ is made up of:

An organ system is:

The correct order from smallest to largest is:

Which of these is an organ in a plant?

The stem of a plant helps:

Which of the following is a human organ?