70%
1
1
1
1
10%
2
20%
Item Number
Type of
Problem
4
Percentage
Total
Evaluation
Synthesis
Analysis
Application
4
2. Given 3 relevant and 3 irrelevant
words, the student will be able to
distinguish between the valid and
invalid parts of a basic plant cell with
100% accuracy.
3. The student will be able to match
the organelles of plant and animal
3
cells to their respective functions with
90% accuracy.
4. The student will be able to
illustrate a plant cell with 85%
accuracy.
5. Using his/her prior knowledge, the
student will write a short essay (75
words or less) relating the
chloroplasts and vacuoles in plant
cells to their means of feeding.
Total
7
Percentage
Comprehension
Knowledge
Objectives
1. Given an unlabeled diagram, the
student will identify the basic parts of
an animal cell with 90% accuracy.
1,2
Multiple Choice
3,4
True and False
40%
1
10%
5
Multiple Choice
3
30%
6
Matching
7,8
Fill in the Blank
1
10%
9
Diagram/Drawing
1
10%
10
Essay
10
100%
Test
Blueprint
KEY
I. Use the diagram below to answer questions 1- 4.
A. Answer the following multiple-choice questions by selecting the answers that best
identify the unlabeled structures.
1. In the above illustration of an animal cell, the part labeled A is called the:
a. cell membrane *
b. cell wall membrane
c. cellulose membrane
2. In the diagram given above, the structure responsible for controlling the functions
of the cell is labeled:
a. B
b. D
c. C *
B. After reviewing the statements made below, indicate whether they are true or false by
writing the word “True” or “False” in the space provided to the left.
3. FALSE_ The structure labeled “C” is responsible for storing the cell’s nutrients.
4. TRUE The structure labeled “A” is a selectively permeable membrane.
II.
5. Read the words given below. Circle those words that give the names of structures
that would be found in all plant cells.
Chlorophyll
Flagella
Cell Membrane
Cell Wall
Lysosomes
Nuclear Envelope
6. Column A lists functions associated with both plant and animal cells. Indicate
which organelle in column B matches each function by placing the appropriate
letter next to each item in Column A.
Column A
_C a. Site of photosynthesis in plant cells
B b. Outer structure that gives plant cells their shape
D c. Intercellular fluid that bathes all the organelles
Column B
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Chloroplasts
Cytoplasm
Vacuoles
III. In the blank space provided in each sentence write the answer that most accurately
completes the statement.
7. In an animal cell the structure that controls cellular respiration is called the
Mitochondria.
8. In both animal and plant cells the structures that carry out protein formation are
called Ribosomes.
IV.
9. In the space provided below draw a sketch of a plant cell and include its basic
parts. Bonus points will be given for including
additional parts.
10. Using your prior knowledge of a plant’s method of feeding, prepare a short essay
(75 words or less) that relates the functions of the chloroplast and the vacuole to
this specific method. Use the lines provided below to write the essay.
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