Cells &

organelles
(draw a cell)

Last, First name

Date Due
Period

structure

Why did the development of the

microscope lead to the
discovery of cells?

Prokaryote
animal

Cellular control center

Nucleus

Vacuoles &
vesicles
Organelles
that store,
clean-up &
support

Lysosomes
Cytoskeleton
centrioles

Organelles
that build

Ribosomes

Endoplasmic
reticulum

Explain how a microscope

works.

Golgi apparatus
Organelles
that capture
and release
energy

choloroplasts

Cellular
boundaries

Cell wall

mitochondria

Cell membrane
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Eukaryote:

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plant

passive
transport

osmosis

simple diffusion

facilitated

filtration

What are the two major types of

microscopes? Include the structures functions.

diffusion

active transport

solute pumping

bulk transport

endocytosis

pinocytosis

exocytosis

How are each different?

phagocytosis

receptormediated cytosis

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Cell theory
(Write the cell theory and draw and illustrate!)

1.

Plant cells are

different
central vacuole

2.
3.
chloroplast

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Two organelles that

help movement:
cilia

What are the three main

parts of a cell?
(give function of each)

1.
2.

flagella

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3.

Prokaryotic cell
(Draw each and explain the differences
and similarities.
What Domain and kingdoms these cells
are found in?)

Ribosome
(Draw and label, give what it is made of, the
function and location.)

Centriole
(Draw and label, give the function and location. )

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(Draw and label, give the function and location for each)

Cytoskeleton

microtubules

Eukaryotic cell
(Draw each and explain the differences
and similarities.
What Domain and kingdoms these cells
are found in?)

microfilaments

Intermediate
filaments

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Vesicle (define)

Plasma membrane

vacuole (define)

Vesicles versus vacuoles

(Draw and label a picture of a

plasma membrane; use the entire page)

Lysosomes (define)

Peroxisomes (define)

food vacuoles (define)

contractile vacuoles (define)

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rough endoplasmic reticulum

Selectively-permeable fluid
mosaic model

(Draw and label a picture.)

(Why is the plasma membrane called this?)

membrane proteins
(Explain what a membrane protein is and its functions;

draw and label an example. Include ion channels,

transport proteins, sodium
potassium pumps.)

smooth endoplasmic reticulum

(Draw and label a picture.)

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membrane lipids
(Explain what a phospholipid is and its functions;
draw and label an example. Include glycolipids
and phospholipids)

Nucleus

mitochondria

Draw and define the function of EACH part

Draw and define function

Golgi apparatus
Draw and define function

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