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Name ________________________________ Period __________
Section 3: Eukaryotic Cells: The Inside Story (p. 68)
1. What two things helped scientists see more details in cells?
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Holding It All Together
2. Which of the following is NOT a function of the cell membrane?
a. It allows nutrients into the cell and lets out waste products.
b. It prevents the cell wall from tearing.
c. It keeps the cytoplasm inside the cell.
d. It interacts with things outside the cell.
3. Considering that trees don’t have bones, how do they stand up
straight? _____________________________________________
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The Cell’s Library
4. In a eukaryotic cell, the largest organelle is the ______________.
5. The ___________________ is the dark spot inside the nucleus
that stores materials used to make ribosomes.
6. Why do you think the nucleus is called the cell’s library?
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Protein Factories
7. Would cells die if they didn’t have ribosomes? ___________
Explain. _______________________________________________
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The Cell’s Delivery System
8. What are the functions of the endoplasmic reticulum?
(Circle all that apply.)
a. It stores DNA.
b. It makes lipids.
c. It moves substances to different places in the cell.
d. It breaks down harmful chemicals.
9. __________________cause the surface of some ER to look rough.
The Cell’s Power Plants
10. The _____________________ from broken-down food molecules
is transferred to a special molecule called ATP.
11. Mitochondria need _____________________ to make ATP.
12. A chloroplast is an energy-converting organelle found in
________________________and_________________________ .
13. According to one theory, mitochondria and chloroplasts originated
as bacteria. True or False? (Circle one.)
If True explain ________________________________________
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The Cell’s Storage Centers
15. Where do vesicles come from? __________________________
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The Cell’s Packaging Center
14. The Golgi complex processes, packages, and transports materials
sent to it from the __________________________
Name ________________________________ Period __________
16. Why does wilted lettuce become crispy when it is soaked in water?
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Packages of Destruction
17. Lysosomes do NOT
a. contain enzymes.
b. store liquids in the cell.
c. destroy damaged organelles.
d. protect the cell from invaders.
18. Why don’t humans have webbed fingers? ___________________
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Plant or Animal?
19. If you look at a cell through a microscope, how can you tell
whether it is a plant cell or an animal cell? _____________________
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