5 Written Questions

1. found in bones, fat, cartilage and blood
2. makes up the heart as well as the muscles attached to bones and other parts of the body (like the stomach and blood vessels)
3. found in single cell organisms like bacteria
4. 1. found only in plant cell 2. gives shape and support to the plant cells
5. life functions occur within the cytoplasm

5 Matching Questions

1. nuclear membrane
2. cell membrane
3. tissue
4. organ
5. vacuole

1. a 1. protects the cell 2. helps give the cell its shape 3. controls what enter and leaves the cell 4. helps keep the cell material together
2. b separates the nucleus from the rest of the cell
3. c examples: lung and heart
4. d a group of similar cells working together to perform a specific function
5. e can store water and other substances

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. sort proteins and other cellular materials in order to store and release vital chemicals
   1. organelle
   2. lysosome
   3. organ system
   4. golgi bodies
2. makes up the brain and spinal cord
   1. tissue
   2. nerve tissue
   3. muscle tissue
   4. connective tissue
3. found in plant, fungi, animal and protist cells
   1. muscle tissue
   2. cell
   3. eukaryotic cell
   4. prokaryotic cell
4. break down sugar and release energy... known as cellular respiration
   1. mitochondria
   2. ribosome
   3. cytoplasm
   4. chloroplast
5. makes up the skin and lining of the stomach
   1. muscle tissue
   2. nerve tissue
   3. epithelial tissue
   4. connective tissue

5 True/False Questions

1. endoplasmic reticulum → found in plant, fungi, animal and protist cells

   True        False

2. cellular respiration → 1. protects the cell 2. helps give the cell its shape 3. controls what enter and leaves the cell 4. helps keep the cell material together

   True        False

3. organelle → examples: nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes

   True        False

4. cell → examples: plant cell and animal cell

   True        False

5. chloroplast → found only in plant cell

   True        False