Science Activity: The Parts of the Cell

Science activity on cell parts, aimed at fifth or sixth year students.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

science activity

1) What is the cell, and how many parts does it have?

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2) List the words below, with the correct description:

(x) Nucleus (y) Cytoplasm (z) Plasma membrane

A) ( ) Thin and flexible membrane with selective permeability (regulates the passage and exchange of substances) that involves the cells.

B) ( ) Surrounded by the nuclear membrane, contains the genetic material of cells (DNA).

C) ( ) Consisting of hyloplasma, and carries the cell content where each organelle (mitochondria, ribosomes, reticulum endoplasmic, golgi complex, lysosomes, centrioles and vacuoles) has a vital function among respiration, nutrition and excretion of the cells.

3) Check (V) for true (F) for false:

A) ( ) Eukaryotic cells (Eukaryotic): do not have a plasma membrane, for example, fungi, plants and animals.

B) ( ) Prokaryote Cells (Prokaryotes): do not have a plasma membrane, for example, algae and cyanobacteria.

C) ( ) Depending on their structural organization, they are classified into prokaryotic cells or eukaryotic cells.

D) ( ) The human body is made up of a single type of cell.

E) ( ) Brain cells are composed of millions of cells, and several types of them: microglia, dendritic cell, neuron, Schwann cell.

F) ( )Human blood not formed by different types of cells.

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