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Cells Unit Review
This packet is a tool to help you prepare for the Cell Unit Quiz. It is also an opportunity to earn extra
credit. Refer to the rubric below.
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Part 1: Organic Molecule Review
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic
Acids
Which of the Organic Molecules above…
1.
…is found in the cell nucleus?
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2.
…could be a type of sugar?
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3.
…is what the cell membrane is mostly made of?
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4.
…is part of the cell membrane used in active transport?
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5.
…is made entirely of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (CHO?) Answer_____________________
6.
…is made by the ribosomes?
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7.
…could be a type of oil or wax?
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8.
…is used as instructions for the entire cell?
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9.
…is made in the rough endoplasmic reticulum?
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10. …is hydrophobic?
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11. …could be a type of enzyme?
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12. …is made of nucleotides?
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13. …is what your hair and fingernails are made of?
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STOP: Have Mrs. Dignan check your answers before you move on
Part 2: Cell Types
Answer the following using your notes from this unit. Use the following choices for your
answers.
Match the descriptions with the following cell types.
Prokaryotes
Eukaryotes
Both
1.
Contain a nucleus
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2.
Contain DNA
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3.
Contain membrane-bound organelles
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4.
Have a cell membrane
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5.
Are bacteria
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6.
Are plants and animals
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7.
Contain Ribosomes
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8.
Can only be unicellular
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Match the descriptions with the following cell types.
Animal cells
Plant cells
Both
9.
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Contain a nucleus
Neither
10. Contain DNA
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11. Contain mitochondria
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12. Do not have a nucleus
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13. Can do photosynthesis
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14. Contain a cell wall
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15. Contain cell membrane
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16. Contain chloroplasts
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17. Contain a central vacuole
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18. Have rounded edges
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19. Have straight edges
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Part 3: Organelle Identification
Identify the organelles in the following diagrams.
What is found in here?
Circle the following that apply to the above cell.
This cell is a/an…..
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
Bacterial Cell
Animal Cell
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Plant Cell
Circle the following that apply to the above cell.
This cell is a/an…..
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
Bacterial Cell
Animal Cell
Plant Cell
Circle the following that apply to the above cell.
This cell is a/an…..
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
Bacterial Cell
Animal Cell
Plant Cell
STOP: Have Mrs. Dignan check your answers before you move on.
Part 4: Cell Membranes
Label the following terms in the diagram below:
Hydrophilic head
Phospholipid Bilayer
Transport Proteins
Hydrophobic tail
Part 5: Membrane Transport
Match the descriptions with the following types of membrane transport:
Active Transport
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Passive Transport
Molecules travel from high to low concentration
Requires ATP/energy
Osmosis is an example
Small molecules are more likely to do it
Does not require ATP/energy
Large molecules are more likely to do it
Sodium-Potassium Pump is an example
Endocytosis is an example
Molecules travel from low to high concentration
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Part 6: Solutions
Fill in the blanks below. Use the following terms:
Hypotonic
Solvent
Isotonic
Hypertonic
Solute
Water
Salt
Sugar
Concentration
1.
Solutions are made of two parts, the _______________ and the ___________________.
2.
In a saltwater solution, the ___________ is the solvent and the ____________ is the solute.
3.
In a sugar-water solution (like syrup), the _____________ is the solvent and the ____________ is
the solute.
4.
The __________________ of a solution is the percentage of molecules in that solution that are
solutes (and not solvent).
5.
A __________________ solution occurs when there is an equal concentration of solutes inside
and outside of a membrane.
6.
A __________________ solution occurs when there is a lower concentration of solutes outside of
a membrane, and a higher concentration of solutes inside of a membrane.
7.
A __________________ solution occurs when there is a higher concentration of solutes outside of
a membrane, and a lower concentration of solutes inside of a membrane.
Part 7: Organelle Functions
Identify the main functions/jobs of the following organelles:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Cell Membrane:__________________________________________________________________
Cell Wall:______________________________________________________________________
Nucleus:________________________________________________________________________
Endoplasmic Reticulum:___________________________________________________________
Ribosomes:_____________________________________________________________________
Lysosomes:_____________________________________________________________________
Cytoplasm:_____________________________________________________________________
Golgi Body/Apparatus:____________________________________________________________
Chloroplast:_____________________________________________________________________
Mitochondria:___________________________________________________________________
Vacuoles/Central Vacuole:_________________________________________________________
STOP: Have Mrs. Dignan check your answers before submitting your packet on test day.
Congratulations! You’re done! You should keep using
this as a study tool up until the test date.