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TRUE/FALSE: Plant and animal
cells are the same
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Chp. 1 - 2
Plant & Animal Cells
LYSOSOME
Plant & Animal cell similarities
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Cell membranes
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Cytoplasm
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Surrounds the cell
Gel-like material moves organelles around the cell
Nucleus
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Stores DNA
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Contains nucleolus
Ribosomes
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Controls organism’s characteristics
Protein maker
Mitochondria
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Uses O2 to break down food to release energy
Plant & Animal cell similarities
(con’t)
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Vacuoles
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Endoplasmic reticulum
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Storage area for food, wastes, & water
System of foods to transport proteins
Golgi Bodies
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Package and distribute proteins outside the cell
Plant & Animal cell differences
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Plants cells have
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Cell walls
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Protects and gives plants struture
Chloroplasts
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Used for photosynthesis
 Food making/energy
Only 1 nucleus
 Only one vacuole
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Plant & Animal cell differences
– (con’t)
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Animal cells have
MAY have more than 1 nucleus
 Mitochondria
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Used for energy production
Many vacuoles
 Centrioles
 Lysosomes
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Helps break down food
True/false: Both cells have
DNA.
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2.
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False
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What does a plant cell have an
animals cell does not?
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Cell membrane
Vacuole
Lysosome
Cell wall
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True/false: Animal cells need the
sun to make food.
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False
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True/false: Animal cells will
always have more than one
nucleus.
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True/false: Plants cells have
many vacuoles?
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Cells store & use energy
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Plants get energy from sun
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Use chloroplasts to trap sunlight and change
it into chemical energy
Energy store in chemical bonds btwn atoms
of H, C, O2 & form molecules
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Atoms – smallest unit of matter
Matter – anything that takes up space
Molecule – smallest particle of a substance
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2 atoms forms a molecule
• When chemical bonds are broken, energy is
released
•Cells can use the energy or store it
• Stored in ATP molecules
• When energy is needed, these molecules are
broken down to release it
•Mitochondria
• uses O2 to release the energy in the bonds
Cells that get their energy from
the sun are
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4.
the animal cell
the plant cell
both the plant &
animal cells
neither the plant nor
animals cell
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Which atom is NOT needed to
energy storage?
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Carbon
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Iron
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The organelle needed to make
energy is the
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cytoplasm.
lysosome.
chloroplast.
mitochondria.
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Cells store & use information
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Nucleus
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Control center of a cell
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Contains DNA
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Storage of characteristic info
Stores info for cell’s activities
Activities
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Protein maker
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Cell need proteins to function
DNA & RNA work together to make protein
Reproduction
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DNA determines the cell’s type
When needed, the cell divides & becomes 2 new cells – DNA
also divides so each new cell has DNA so they know what they
need to do
True/false: The nucleus controls
what eye color you have.
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Venn diagram
Animal cell
Plant cell
Assignments
• Complete questions
• Organelle function chart
• Label cells