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PRACTICE CELL TOUR TEST STANDARD
NAME ____________________
Period _______ Date _________
Match the letters on the universal cell below to the terms listed below.
“Burns sugar”
A
Universal Cell
B
Contains
digestive
enzymes
C
D
E
F
N
G
M
H
I Harnesses
sun’s energy
L
J
Breaks
K down H2O2
_____ 1. Smooth E.R.
_____ 8.
Cell wall
_____ 2. Peroxisome
_____ 9.
Nucleolus
_____ 3. Lysosome
_____ 10. Vesicles
_____ 4. Mitochondria
_____ 11. Golgi body
15. List three structures
not found in plant cells.
a. __________________
b. __________________
c. __________________
_____ 5. Ribosomes
_____ 12. Rough E.R.
_____ 6. Central vacuole
_____ 13 Plasma membrane
16. List three structures
not found in animal cells.
_____ 7. Chloroplasts
_____ 14. Nucleus
a. __________________
b. __________________
c. __________________
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PRACTICE CELL TOUR TEST STANDARD
NAME ____________________
Period _______ Date _________
Match the letter of the function listed on the right to the structures on the left.
_____ 17. Cell wall
_____ 18. Central vacuole
_____ 19. Chloroplasts
_____ 20. Golgi body
_____ 21. Vesicles
_____ 22. Mitochondria
_____ 23. Nucleus
_____ 24. Plasma membrane
_____ 25. Ribosomes
_____ 26. Rough E.R.
_____ 27. Smooth E.R.
_____ 28. Plasmodesmata
_____ 29. Nucleolus
a. regulates traffic of chemicals between the cell and
and its surroundings.
b. organelle where cellular respiration occurs and most
ATP is generated
c. ribosome studded membrane; continuous with
the nuclear envelope; synthesis of secretory proteins.
d. a tiny membranous sac in a cell’s cytoplasm carrying
molecules produced by the cell.
e. photosynthetic organelle; converts light energy to
chemical energy stored in sugar molecules.
f. outer layer that maintains cell’s shape; made of
cellulose, other polysaccharides, and protein.
g. enveloped by a double membrane, contains nucleoli
and chromatin.
h. channels through cell walls that connect the cytoplasm
of adjacent cells.
i. small nonmembranous organelles that make proteins;
free in cytoplasm, bound to rough E.R.
j. a series of flattened sacs that modifies, sorts, packages
and ships products from the ER.
k. prominent organelle in older plant cells; stores water
and dissolved minerals (sap).
l. a network of channels that synthesizes lipids and
steroids; detoxifies drugs and poisons.
m. site within the nucleus where ribosomes are formed.
30. Is the cell on page 1 a prokaryote or eukaryote? Explain:
31. What structures are depicted in the micrograph
shown to the right?
32. What might be carried in the round blobs?
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Key
NAME ____________________
Period _______ Date _________
PRACTICE CELL TOUR TEST STANDARD
Universal Cell
B
A
Contains
digestive
enzymes
C
D
E
F
N
G
M
H
I
L
J
Breaks
K down H2O2
_____
F 1. Smooth E.R.
_____
N 8.
Cell wall
_____
K 2. Peroxisome
_____
C 9.
Nucleolus
15. List three structures
not found in plant cells.
Centrioles
a. __________________
_____
A 3. Lysosome
_____
H 10. Vesicles
Lysosomes
b. __________________
_____
B 4. Mitochondria
_____
G 11. Golgi body
Flagella
c. __________________
_____
J 5. Ribosomes
_____
E 12. Rough E.R.
_____
L 6. Central vacuole
_____
M 13 Plasma membrane
16. List three structures
not found in animal cells.
_____
7. Chloroplasts
I
_____
D 14. Nucleus
Chloroplasts
a. __________________
Cell wall
b. __________________
Central vacuole
c. __________________
Plasmodermata
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Key
NAME ____________________
Period _______ Date _________
PRACTICE CELL TOUR TEST STANDARD
Match the letter of the function listed on the right to the structures on the left.
_____
F 17. Cell wall
_____
K 18. Central vacuole
_____
E 19. Chloroplasts
J
_____
20. Golgi body
_____
D 21. Vesicles
_____
B 22. Mitochondria
_____
G 23. Nucleus
A 24. Plasma membrane
_____
I 25. Ribosomes
_____
C 26. Rough E.R.
_____
L 27. Smooth E.R.
_____
H 28. Plasmodesmata
_____
M 29. Nucleolus
_____
a. regulates traffic of chemicals between the cell and
and its surroundings.
b. organelle where cellular respiration occurs and most
ATP is generated
c. ribosome studded membrane; continuous with
the nuclear envelope; synthesis of secretory proteins.
d. a tiny membranous sacs in a cell’s cytoplasm carrying
molecules produced by the cell.
e. photosynthetic organelle; converts light energy to
chemical energy stored in sugar molecules.
f. thick outer layer that maintains a plant cell’s shape;
made of cellulose, other polysaccharides, and protein.
g. enveloped by a double membrane, contains nucleoli
and chromatin.
h. channels through plant cell walls that connect the
cytoplasm of adjacent cells.
i. small nonmembranous organelles that make proteins;
free in cytoplasm, bound to rough E.R.
j. a series of flattened sacs that modifies, sorts, packages
and ships products from the ER.
k. prominent organelle in older plant cells; stores water
and dissolved minerals (sap).
l. a network of channels that synthesizes lipids and
steroids; detoxifies drugs and poisons.
m. s ite within the nucleus where ribosomes are formed.
30. Is the cell on page 1 a prokaryote or eukaryote? Explain:
The cell is a eukaryote since it contains a nucleus and
membrane-bound organelles.
32. What structures are depicted in the micrograph
shown to the right?
The flat pancake-like structure is a Golgi
body. The round blobs are vesicles.
Key
32. What might be carried in the round blobs?
Proteins, digestive enzymes, antibodies,
lipids, hormones, water, salts, sugars,
wastes, etc.
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