Cells

·       Nearly all plants and animals are made up of thousands or millions of microscopic (organs/cells/organelles).

·       All cells contain (blood, cytoplasm, cell wall) enclosed in a cell membrane.

·       (All/most/some) cells have a nucleus.

·       Many chemical reactions take place in the (xylem/vessels/cytoplasm) to keep the cell alive.

·       The nucleus directs the chemical reactions in the cell and also controls cell division/cell membrane/food stores).

·       Plant cells have a cellulose cell wall and a large central (Golgi body/Endoplasmic reticulum/vacuole).

·       Cells are often specialised in their (colour/shape/texture) and activity to carry out particular jobs.

·       Large numbers of similar cells packed together form a (body/organism/tissue).

·       Different tissues arranged together form (organs/organ systems/organisms).

·       A group of related organs makes up a (system/tank/reservoir).

·       The (colour/magnification/clarity) of a specimen can be calculated if the actual size and the size of the image are known.

·       Cytoplasm contains (vacuoles/ribosomes/organelles) such as mitochondria, chloroplasts and ribosomes.

·       The magnification and size of biological specimens can be calculated using millimetres or (picometres/micrometres/metres).

Answers:

·       Nearly all plants and animals are made up of thousands or millions of microscopic (organs/cells/organelles).

·       All cells contain (blood, cytoplasm, cell wall) enclosed in a cell membrane.

·       (All/most/some) cells have a nucleus.

·       Many chemical reactions take place in the (xylem/vessels/cytoplasm) to keep the cell alive.

·       The nucleus directs the chemical reactions in the cell and also controls cell division/cell membrane/food stores).

·       Plant cells have a cellulose cell wall and a large central (Golgi body/Endoplasmic reticulum/vacuole).

·       Cells are often specialised in their (color/shape/texture) and activity to carry out particular jobs.

·       Large numbers of similar cells packed together form a (body/organism/tissue).

·       Different tissues arranged together form (organs/organ systems/organisms).

·       A group of related organs makes up a (system/tank/reservoir).

·       The (colour/magnification/clarity) of a specimen can be calculated if the actual size and the size of the image are known.

·       Cytoplasm contains (vacuoles/ribosomes/organelles) such as mitochondria, chloroplasts and ribosomes.

·       The magnification and size of biological specimens can be calculated using millimetres or (picometres/micrometres/metres).