Cell Basics Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Cell Basics QuizVersion en ligne Learn cell parts par Francheska Lay 1 What is the basic unit of life? a tissue b molecule c cell 2 Name the three main parts of a cell. a membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm b nucleus, cytoplasm, vacuole c membrane, nucleus, mitochondria 3 What is another name for the cell membrane? a plasma membrane b nuclear membrane c mitochondrial membrane 4 What is the function of the cell membrane? a selectively permeable barrier b stores genetic material c produces energy 5 What is the jelly-like interior of a cell called? a cytoplasm b cell wall c nucleus 6 Which organelle surrounds the cytoplasm? a cell membrane b nucleus c ribosome 7 True or False: The nucleus is one of the three main parts of a cell. a True b False c Not applicable 8 Which part controls what enters and leaves the cell? a cell membrane b cytoplasm c nucleus 9 Is the cell membrane the same as the nuclear membrane? a No b Not sure c Yes 10 What is the smallest living organism? a organelle b molecule c cell 11 Which feature helps distinguish plant cells from most animal cells under a microscope? a Animal cells have a cell wall b Plant cells have a rigid cell wall c Plant cells lack a nucleus 12 What shape do most plant cells have compared to animal cells? a Rectangular or boxy shape b Spherical shape c Irregular amorphous shape 13 What surrounds the plant cell membrane that animal cells lack? a Rigid cell wall b Nucleolus c Chloroplasts 14 Which organelle is more prominent or abundant in plant cells due to photosynthesis? a Chloroplasts b Golgi apparatus c Lysosomes 15 Which cell feature is absent in most animal cells but present in plant cells? a Vacuole b Centrosome c Cell wall 16 Which type of cell usually appears rounder under a microscope? a Bacterial cells b Animal cells c Plant cells 17 What is a key structural difference used to identify plant cells? a Absence of nucleus b Lack of mitochondria c Presence of a cell wall 18 Which component is primarily responsible for rigidity in plant cells? a Cell wall b Cytoskeleton c Plasma membrane 19 Which statement is true about plant cells? a They have no chloroplasts b They lack vacuoles c They typically have rectangular shapes 20 Under a microscope, how can you quickly tell a plant cell from an animal cell? a Check for flagella b Look for the cell wall c See if mitochondria are present 21 What is the collective name for sepals? a Petals b Calyx c Androecium 22 Which part is usually green and protects the flower bud? a Petal b Sepal c Stamen 23 What is the collection of petals called? a Calyx b Corolla c Gynoecium 24 The stamen is made up of which two parts? a Anthers and filaments b Ovary and style c Stigma and style 25 What does the anther produce? a Embryo sac b Megaspores c Microspores/pollen 26 What is the collection of stamens called? a Gynoecium b Perianth c Androecium 27 Which part contains the stigma, style, and ovary? a Petal b Carpel c SePal 28 What does the stigma do? a Site of pollen deposition b Base of the flower c Site of seed development 29 What is the term for the collection of carpels? a Perianth b Androecium c Gynoecium 30 What develops into the female gametophyte in the ovary? a Megaspores b Pollen c Microspores 31 What are the male reproductive cells called that are produced in the testes? a Sperm b eggs c ova 32 Where are sperm stored before ejaculation in many animals? a Ovary b Epididymis c Oviducts 33 What is the large female cell that requires substantial energy to form? a Sperm b Egg (ova) c Zygote 34 Where are mature eggs released from before fertilization or external fertilization? a Ovary b Vagina c Testes 35 In internal fertilization, where are eggs fertilized? a Oviducts (fallopian tubes) b Vagina c Uterus 36 What is a zygote? a Fertilized egg b Unfertilized egg c Sperm cell 37 Which type of fertilization involves an aqueous environment outside the body? a Parthenogenesis b Internal fertilization c External fertilization 38 Which cell type is described as mobile and produced in high numbers? a Sperm b Ova c Egg 39 Do eggs or sperm generally require more energy to form? a Eggs b Sperm c Both equally 40 What is the term for the opening through which eggs travel from the ovary? a Oviduct (fallopian tube) b Cervix c Vagina

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Cell Basics QuizVersion en ligne

par Francheska Lay

What is the basic unit of life?

Name the three main parts of a cell.

What is another name for the cell membrane?

What is the function of the cell membrane?

What is the jelly-like interior of a cell called?

Which organelle surrounds the cytoplasm?

True or False: The nucleus is one of the three main parts of a cell.

Which part controls what enters and leaves the cell?

Is the cell membrane the same as the nuclear membrane?

What is the smallest living organism?

Which feature helps distinguish plant cells from most animal cells under a microscope?

What shape do most plant cells have compared to animal cells?

What surrounds the plant cell membrane that animal cells lack?

Which organelle is more prominent or abundant in plant cells due to photosynthesis?

Which cell feature is absent in most animal cells but present in plant cells?

Which type of cell usually appears rounder under a microscope?

What is a key structural difference used to identify plant cells?

Which component is primarily responsible for rigidity in plant cells?

Which statement is true about plant cells?

Under a microscope, how can you quickly tell a plant cell from an animal cell?

What is the collective name for sepals?

Which part is usually green and protects the flower bud?

What is the collection of petals called?

The stamen is made up of which two parts?

What does the anther produce?

What is the collection of stamens called?

Which part contains the stigma, style, and ovary?

What does the stigma do?

What is the term for the collection of carpels?

What develops into the female gametophyte in the ovary?

What are the male reproductive cells called that are produced in the testes?

Where are sperm stored before ejaculation in many animals?

What is the large female cell that requires substantial energy to form?

Where are mature eggs released from before fertilization or external fertilization?

In internal fertilization, where are eggs fertilized?

What is a zygote?

Which type of fertilization involves an aqueous environment outside the body?

Which cell type is described as mobile and produced in high numbers?

Do eggs or sperm generally require more energy to form?

What is the term for the opening through which eggs travel from the ovary?