Cell Unit Test ReviewCP Biology (L1)

Scientists: Matching: Match the scientist name to the following statements.

1) Schwann

D) The scientist who concluded that all animals are composed of cells

2) Hooke

C) Scientist who observed that cork was composed of tiny hollow boxes that he called cells

Schleiden

E) The scientist who concluded that all plants are composed of cells

Van Leewenhoek

A) The first scientist to describe living cells as seen through a primitive microscope

Virchow

B) All cells come from pre-existing cells

Eukaryotic V. Prokaryotic cellsList characteristics of each type of cell:

Eukaryotic Cells

1) has nucleus

2) has organelles

3) all cells but bacteria

Prokaryotic Cells

1) no nucleus 2) no organelles (except ribosomes)

3) bacteria

Organization in multicellular organisms:

List the levels of organization starting with the

individual cell and ending with the whole organism

CELL > TISSUE >

ORGAN > ORGAN SYSTEM

> ORGANISM.

Organelles of plant and animal cells:Which organelles are found in plant cells but not

animal cells?

1) CELL WALL

2) CHLOROPLAST

3) Also – Large centrally located vacuole

Which organelle is found in animal cells?

CENTRIOLES

TERMS TO KNOW: CELLULAR ORGANELLES

1) cellular framework found within the cytoplasm composed of microtubules and microfilaments.

CYTOSKELETON

2) responsible for ATP production.

MITOCHONDRION

3) the flexible boundary between the cell and its environment; allows materials such as water and nutrients to enter the cell, and allow wastes to leave.

CELL MEMBRANE

4) the rigid structure located outside the plasma membrane of plants that provide support and protection for the cell.

CELL WALL

5) is the structure that contains DNA.

NUCLEUS

6) the organelle that makes sugar through photosynthesis.

CHLOROPLAST

7. _____________ is the organelle that assembles cell membrane components (It also moves materials through the cell.

Endoplasmic reticulum

8. ______________ are chlorophyll-containing organelles found in cells of green plants. They are the location of photosynthesis reactions that produce sugars.

Chloroplasts

9) is the structure that stores substances such as wastes, carbohydrates, salts, protein, and water.

VACUOLE

10) is the process by which water molecules diffuse across a cell membrane from an area of high to low concentration.

OSMOSIS

BE ABLE TO LABEL THE PLANT CELL DIAGRAM

Homeostasis and TransportDiffusion occurs until ______________is reached.

EQUILIBRIUM

The concentration is the ________ throughout.

SAME

There are two ways materials enter the cell:

________ transport which requires no energy from the cell,

PASSIVEand _________ transport which does require energy

from the cell.

ACTIVE

If a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution,

it ________. Water moves into the cell.

SWELLS

If a cell is placed in a hypertonichypertonic solution,

it ________. Water moves out of the cell.

SHRINKS

If a cell is placed in an isotonic _solution,

it stays the________.

SAME

MORE TERMS TO KNOW:

1) the pressure that water molecules exert against the cell wall.

TURGOR

2) occurs when cell cytoplasm shrinks away from cell walls and turgor pressure is lost.

PLASMOLYSIS

3) occurs when a cell bursts.

CYTOLYSIS

4) bind to the molecule it transports.

CARRIER PROTEINS

5) the process in which materials are ingested into the cell.

ENDOCYTOSIS

6) the reverse of endocytosis.

EXOCYTOSIS

7) the transport of larger particles, or ingestion of whole cells (“cell-eating”).

PHAGOCYTOSIS

8) the transport of solutes in fluids (“cell- drinking”)

PINOCYTOSIS

Cell Theory• All living things are composed of one

or more cells.

• All cells come from other cells.

• Cells are the basic unit of life.