Cells Study Guide-glue in assignments and write answers on opposite page.
Chapter 2
NAME:___________________________________________________
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The first person to describe cells was:
The tool you use to look at cells is:
In Latin, the word cells means:
What are the three parts of cell theory?
Any of the smaller units that has a specific function in a cell:
Eukaryotes are organisms whose cells have:
Organisms whose cells lack membrane-bound organelles and nuclei are called:
A molecule that carries the instructions for protein making is:
Cell walls are found in:
The ___________ _________________ acts as a fence, letting things in and out.
Lipids are an important component of:
The cytoskeleton keeps:
The nucleus contains the _________________ and acts as a ____________
____________.
14. The ____________________ makes ribosomes.
15. Proteins are made in the:
16. Proteins are made of:
For the following, write a brief word or phrase to answer the question:
17. The __________________ ________________ ______________________ is covered in
ribosomes.
18. The _______________ _________________ _____________________ makes lipids and
breaks down toxins.
19. ATP is the energy source for cells made in the _______________________.
20. Carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight are all needed for the process of
________________________.
21. Only plants have _____________________________, which are filled with chlorophyll.
22. The _______________________ works closely with the endoplasmic reticulum, sending
proteins and other items out of the cell.
23. The bubbles that transport materials within and out of the cell are called
_____________________.
24. The _____________________ is the storage area of the cell. In plants, it’s very large and
holds water.
25. The ____________________________ are responsible for digestion. These are mostly
found in ____________________cells.
For the following, give a brief explanation:
26. What is similar about mitochondria and chloroplasts?
27. What is different about mitochondria and chloroplasts?
28. Why do plants need the large central vacuole?
Cells Study Guide-glue in assignments and write answers on opposite page.
Chapter 2
NAME:___________________________________________________
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
The first person to describe cells was:
The tool you use to look at cells is:
In Latin, the word cells means:
What are the three parts of cell theory?
Any of the smaller units that has a specific function in a cell:
Eukaryotes are organisms whose cells have:
Organisms whose cells lack membrane-bound organelles and nuclei are called:
A molecule that carries the instructions for protein making is:
Cell walls are found in:
The ___________ _________________ acts as a fence, letting things in and out.
Lipids are an important component of:
The cytoskeleton keeps:
The nucleus contains the _________________ and acts as a ____________
____________.
14. The ____________________ makes ribosomes.
15. Proteins are made in the:
16. Proteins are made of:
For the following, write a brief word or phrase to answer the question:
17. The __________________ ________________ ______________________ is covered in
ribosomes.
18. The _______________ _________________ _____________________ makes lipids and
breaks down toxins.
19. ATP is the energy source for cells made in the _______________________.
20. Carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight are all needed for the process of
________________________.
21. Only plants have _____________________________, which are filled with chlorophyll.
22. The _______________________ works closely with the endoplasmic reticulum, sending
proteins and other items out of the cell.
23. The bubbles that transport materials within and out of the cell are called
_____________________.
24. The _____________________ is the storage area of the cell. In plants, it’s very large and
holds water.
25. The ____________________________ are responsible for digestion. These are mostly
found in ____________________cells.
For the following, give a brief explanation:
26. What is similar about mitochondria and chloroplasts?
27. What is different about mitochondria and chloroplasts?
28. Why do plants need the large central vacuole?