Question 1 of 8Cells and tissues
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Which cell changes shape to perform its function?
The diagram shows the structure of a plant cell.
The organelle that contributes to the osmotic properties of a plant cell is the
The diagram shows a plant cell.
Which structure, in a plant cell is selectively permeable?
The diagram shows a specialised animal cell.
Fig.1.1 shows a group of specialised blood cells. Identify these cells.
Which of the following is a way red blood cells are specialised for their function?
Which of the following is NOT a factor that influences the rate of photosynthesis?
Fig.3.1 shows two types of white blood cells, A and B. Identify cell A.
What is a function of blood platelets?
What is a science laboratory rule?
How does a sand bucket help control a fire in a laboratory?
Which cell organelle controls the activities of a cell?
Which cell organelle is the site of aerobic respiration in a cell?
Why does a sperm cell contain large amounts of mitochondria?
Fig. 3.1 shows the structure of a human ovum. Identify part C.
Which of the following is a difference between an ovum and a palisade cell?
Fig. 1.1 shows a palisade cell. Name the process that takes place in the many oval bodies, marked with internal stripes, that lie in its cytoplasm.
Fig. 1.1 shows a palisade cell. Name the organelle, drawn as a small body with a folded line inside it, in which aerobic respiration takes place.
Which sentence correctly completes the definition: 'A cell is the basic structural and functional ___ of a living organism.'?
Which statement best describes cell specialisation?
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