PROGRAM HIKMAH

MODULE 2
Chapter 2 : Cell As A Unit of Life
1. The diagram shows a microscope
S
P
T
Q
V
R
W
X

a) Label the parts P, Q, R and S using the following words

Fine focus knob
Diaphragm

Objective lens
Mirror

Coarse focus knob Eyepiece

Clip

Stage

b) Draw the lines to match correctly the parts P, Q, R and S and their functions
Parts

Functions

P
Q
R
S
T

To magnify the specimen

To get a sharp focus of the specimen
To magnify the image of the specimen
To get a rough focus of the specimen
To hold the glass slide
To reflects light from a light source
towards the objective lens
A place to put the glass slide with the
specimen
To control the amount of light source
towards the objective lens

V
W
X
2. Diagram shows cell X and Y.
A
B

D
C
E

Cell X : _________________

Cell Y : _________________

a) Name cells X and Y in the spaces provided.

b) Label the parts A, B, C, D, E and F using the following words
Cell membrane

Cytoplasm

Chloroplast

Nucleus

Vacuole

cell wall

c) Draw the lines to match correctly the parts P, Q, R and S and their functions
Parts
A
B
C
D
E
F

Functions
Maintains the shape of cell
Controls all cell activities
Absorb sunlight for photosynthesis
Stores salt solution and sugar solution
Stores food and waste materials
Control the movement of substances in and out of the cell

3. The diagram below shows 6 microorganisms A, B, C, D, E and F.

A : ___________________ B : ____________________ C : _________________

D : ___________________

E : ____________________ F : __________________

a) Name the microorganisms A, B, C, D, E and F with the following words

Amoeba

Paramecium

Spirogyra

Crocodile

Hydra

Chlamydomonas

b) Classify the microorganisms into unicellular and multicellular microorganisms

Unicellular

Multicellular

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

______________________

c) Based on the above diagram, name two microorganisms that have chlorophyll
i) __________________________

ii)

__________________________

4. Match the system given below with the correct organ below.
Nervous system

Respiratory system

Blood circulatory system

System

Digestive system

Organs
Brain
Bronchus
Heart
Stomach

5. Match the name to the correct part of the cell organisation in human.
Name

Part of cell organisation

Tissue

System

B
Cell

Organ

6. Show the organisation of cells in the human body by filling in the boxes below with the
words given.
Cell

Organism

Organ

System

Tissue

e
Made up of different
systems that work together
d
Made up of
different organs

made up of
different tissues
b
made up of
the same type
of cells

a
the basic unit
Chapter 3 : Matters

7. Complete the table below to differentiate between the three states of matters :
Characteristics
Arrangement of
particles
Drawing of the
Arrangement of
particles

Solids

Liquids
Not so close

Gasses

Spaces between
the particles
Movement of
particles
Force between the
particles
Kinetic energy of
the particles
Density
Compressibility
Shape
Volume
Example
8.

Very small
Can move very
randomly and freely
Very weak
Very little
High
Incompressible
Not fixed
Fixed

An experiment is carried out to determine the densities of a few solids. The

measurements are recorded in the table below.
Solid
Wood
Copper shot
Cork
Lead shot
Glass stopper

Mass (g)
5.2
18.6
2.4
42.5
11.3

Volume (cm3)
6.5
2.1
8
3.8
4.5

Density ( g cm-3)

a) Calculate the densities of the solids in the above table.

b) Arrange the solids in ascending order of density
___________________________________________________________________
c) Which solid will float on water? Give reason.
__________________________________________________________________
d) The diagram below shows some substances that sink in and float on water. Label the
parts A, B, C, D, E and F using the following words
Mercury

Water Alcohol Cork Wood Lead

ANSWER :
1. a)
P
Q
R
S

:
:
:
:

Coarse focus knob

Fine focus knob
Clip
Eyepiece

T :
V :
W:
X :

Objective lens
Stage
Diaphragm
Mirror

b) Draw the lines to match correctly the parts P, Q, R and S and their functions
P :
Q :
R :
S :
T :
V :
W:
X :

To get a rough focus of the specimen

To get a sharp focus of the specimen
To hold the glass slide
To magnify the image of the specimen
To magnify the specimen
A place to put the glass slide with the specimen
To control the amount of light source towards the objective lens
To reflects light from a light source towards the objective lens

2.

a) X : Animal cell

Y : Plant cell

b)

c)

3.

A :
B :
C :

Cell membrane
Vacuole
Cytoplasm

A
B
C
D
E
F

Control the movement of substances in and out of the cell

Stores salt solution and sugar solution
Stores food and waste materials
Absorb sunlight for photosynthesis
Controls all cell activities
Maintains the shape of cell

:
:
:
:
:
:

D :
E :
F :

Chloroplast
Nucleus
cell wall

a)
A :
B :
C :
b)
c)

Chlamydomonas
Hydra
Amoeba

Unicellular
:
Multicellular
i) Spirogyra

D :
E :
F :

Spirogyra
Paramesium
Crocodile

Chlamydomonas , Amoeba , Paramesium

:
Hydra , Spirogyra , Crocodile

ii) Hydra

4.
System

Organs

Nervous system
Respiratory system
Blood circulatory system
Digestive system
5.

Tissue
Cell

:
:

Brain
Bronchus
Heart
Stomach
B,D

System
Organ

:
:

A
C

6.
7.

a : Cell

b : Tissue

Characteristics
Arrangement
Drawing of the
Arrangement of
particles
Spaces between
the particles
Movement of
particles
Force between the
particles
Kinetic energy of
the particles
Density
Compressibility
Shape
Volume
Example

c : Organ

Solids
VERY CLOSE
OOOO
OOOO
OOOO

d : System

e : Organism

Liquids
Not so close
O O O
O O O O

Gasses
FAR APART
O

O
O

Very small

SMALL

BIG

VIBRATE ABOUT
THEIR FIXED
POSITION

MOVE RANDOMLY

Can move very

randomly and freely

STRONG

MODERATE

Very weak

Very little

MODERATE

LARGE

High
Incompressible

MODERATE
Incompressible
TAKE THE SHAPE
OF ITS CONTAINER
FIXED
WATER

LOW
compressible

FIXED
Fixed
ICE

Not fixed
NOT FIXED
STEAM

8. a)
Solid
Wood
Copper shot
Cork
Lead shot
Glass stopper

Density ( g cm-3)
0.8
8.9
0.3
11.2
2.5

b) Cork wood glass stopper Copper shot Lead shot

c) Wood and coerk because the density of the object is less than density of water

cork

alcohol

wood

water

lead

mercury