Name: _________________________________________
Review Sheet for Cells Test
Date: ______________
Block: _____________
For this Test you should: To study you should:
Multiple choice – be able to recognize: (21 pts)
1. Levels of organization - List the levels of organization – include organelles
2. Cell theory – Write the 3 parts of the cell theory
3. Structure of prokaryotic versus eukaryotic cells – write the differences between them
4. Descriptions of diffusion and osmosis – write definitions – highlight the major difference
5. In which cell does both photosynthesis and cellular respiration take place - which cell has
both chloroplasts and mitochondria? _______________________
6. If a growing child ate no fats, how would this affect their growth?
Matching – be able to match these cell parts with their description and function: (24 pts) - name
each here
_____________ contains hereditary material (DNA), ‘control center’ of cell
_____________ scattered throughout cytoplasm or on E.R., makes proteins
_____________ makes up large central portion of a plant cell, stores water
_____________ breaks down sugar to provide energy as ATP
_____________ watery substance, fills spaces between organelles
_____________ where photosynthesis takes place in a plant cell
_____________ encloses all cells, allows certain materials in or out
_____________ encloses a plant cell, provides structure and support
Diagrams, title, and label:
Label cell parts on a diagram of both a plant and animal cell (matching section acts as word
bank) (17 pts) – study completed diagrams from class – Title and label the diagrams on the
back - include the cell parts from the matching list
Using sentences or a graphic organizer, describe the main differences between a plant cell and
an animal cell (10 points) review plant/animal cell compare/ contrast organizer
Describe in writing (words or formulas include the organelle where each occurs):
Photosynthesis (6 points)
Cellular respiration (6 points)
Would you expect that there would be more chloroplasts in a leaf cell or in a root
cell? Support your answer. (4 points)
Number the stages of mitosis:
1. Given diagrams (not in order) of mitosis with # 1 and # 6 filled in, number the remaining
4 stages so they would appear in order. (12 pts) – diagram the 4 middle stages of mitosis
and write a description of what is happening in each