1. Test Yourself… how well do you know the Cell Unit for the Quiz?
You need a piece of paper and a pencil… number your paper 1 through 23.

2. 1.New cells are produced from ________ cells.
pre-existing

3. 2.What kind of organelle is this?
chloroplast

4. 3.Centrioles are only found in _____ cells.
animal

5. central vacuole
4.Pressure in the _____ _____ makes it possible for plants to support heavy structures such as leaves and flowers.

6. 5.The cell membrane is composed of a _____ bi-layer.
Phospholipid

7. nucleolus
6.The assembly of ribosomes begins in the _____ while chromatin (DNA) is found in the _____.
nucleus

8. 7.Proteins are ‘shipped’ to their final destinations after leaving what organelle?
The Golgi apparatus

9. 8.Plant cell walls are made of ______
cellulose

10. 9. Proteins are assembled on _____, small particles made of RNA and protein.
Ribosomes

11. 10.Who saw the first section of cork through a microscope in 1665?
Robert Hooke
10.Who saw the first section of cork through a microscope in 1665?

12. 11. What organelle carries out the functions depicted below?
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lysosome

13. 12. Are bacteria Prokaryotes or Eukaryotes?

14. 13. What organelle does the diagram depict?
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Rough endoplasmic reticulum

15. 14. What term is used to maintain a controlled internal environment?
homeostasis

16. 15. The Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum is ‘studded’ with_______.
ribosomes

17. 16. The electron microscope image shows which organelle?
Mitochondria

18. 17. Animal cells do not have _____ _____ or chloroplasts.
cell walls

19. 18. What organelle does the diagram depict?
Golgi apparatus

20. 19. The organelles inside a cell all floating around in___________.
cytoplasm

21. 20. The ______ helps to support the cell and includes microtubules and microfilaments.
cytoskeleton

22. 21. What is the plural format of nucleus
21. What is the plural format of nucleus? Such as… identifying multiple_______
nuclei

23. 22. What organelle functions in cellular respiration (the energy of the cell)?
mitochondria

24. 23.__________ are small enough and mobile enough that they are often used to move chemicals to other locations in the cell where they might be needed.
Vesicles

25. 23 Questions Total How did you do?
20-23 correct: Einstein of a genius!
19-15 correct: Quite edumoocated
14-12 correct: Informed
11-6 correct: Room for improvement
5-0 correct: Asleep at the wheel