SBI4U1
Biological Drawings – Eukaryotic Cells
Instructions:
1)Using a microscope and prepared slides, find a
specimen that you can identify as a eukaryotic cell.
2) Prepare a properly labelled, and titled biological
drawing using at least 1/2 page for your drawing.
3) Label the magnification you used when studying the
cell in the upper right hand corner of the drawing.
4) Provide an appropriate title, centered, at the bottom of
the drawing that describes the cell drawn.
5) Label as many organelles as you can. Use a straight
edge to draw the lines from your label to what it is
referring to.
6) Using other resources, research the morphological differences between a generic eukaryotic
cell and your specimen. By adding labels to your drawing and including a short descriptive
paragraph, show how your cell is specialized to perform its function.
Level 4
Level 3
Level 2
Level 1
Substandard
Drawing
includes five or
more
accurately
labelled
organelles.
Drawing
includes at
least four
accurately
labelled
organelles.
Drawing
includes three
accurately
labelled
organelles.
Drawing
includes
less than
three
accurately
labelled
organelles.
Drawings do not convey adequate
understanding of cell structures.
Uses notes and
other resources
to enhance the
information on
the drawing
The drawing
includes
basic
but
accurate
information
as
seen
through the
microscope
Artistic talent
is
evident
and
some
information
distinguishes
your
cell
from
the
generic
eukaryotic
cell
The drawing
lacks adequate
detail
or
contains
inaccurate
information
The
drawing
lacks
adequate
detail and
contains
inaccurate
information
Drawings
lack artistic
integrity.
The
explanation
of how your
drawing
differs from
a
generic
eukaryotic
cell
lacks
detail.
Major errors or a failure to follow
the instructions makes the drawing
confusing to the intended audience
Artistic talent
is evident and
an
eloquent
explanation
contrasts your
drawing from
the
generic
eukaryotic cell.
Comments:
Artistic talent
is evident or
an
adequate
explanation of
how
your
drawing
represents
specialization
is provided
A lack of effort is obvious. Work
should be resubmitted after teacher
consultation
/12