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Name: ___________________________________________________
Block: ____________
Study Guide: Cell Organelles and Cell Theory
Label the parts of the plant cell:
A Ribosomes
E Endoplasmic Reticulum
B Cytoplasm
F Nucleus
C Vacuole
G Chloroplast
D Cell Wall
H Mitochondria
I Cell Membrane
Label the parts of an animal cell:
D Nucleus
A Endoplasmic Reticulum
E Ribosomes
B Cytoplasm
F Vacuole
C Mitochondria
G Cell Membrane
Function of Organelles
1. ___I_ endoplasmic reticulum
a) the “brain” of the cell
2. __A__ nucleus
b) ribosomes are made here
Name: ___________________________________________________
Block: ____________
3. ___F_ chloroplast
c) the powerhouses of the cell
4. ___G_ cell wall
d) produces proteins
5. _C___ mitochondria
e) temporary storage area
6. _D___ ribosomes
f) absorb sunlight to produce sugar (glucose)
7.__J__cytoplasm
g) protective layer give shape to plant cells
8.___H_cell membrane
h) lets substances in and out of the cell
9. ___E_ vacuole
i) the “packaging and distribution” center
j) supports or suspends organelles
Cell Theory:
What are the three parts (tenets) of the cell theory?
1. The cell is the basic unit of life
2. All living things are made of cells
3. Cells come from pre-existing cells
What did Schleiden and Schwann study and how did they influence the cell theory?
Schleiden-1838 (found that all plants are made of cells)
Schwann-1839 (found that all animals are made of cells)
What did Rudolf Virchow introduce to finish the cell theory?
He found that all cells must come from pre-existing cells and cannot appear spontaneously
What was Anton Van Leeuwenhoek's contribution to the cell theory?
He made over 500 microscopes and was able to see living one-celled organisms in pond scum and tooth plaque
What was Hooke’s contribution to the cell theory?
He looked at cork under a simple microscope, found shapes that reminded him of the rooms monks lived in and
called them cells
Complete the Venn Diagrams:
Name: ___________________________________________________
BOTH
Plants
Block: ____________
Animals
Nucleus
Cell Wall
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Ribosomes
Large Vacuole
Cytoplasm
Small Vacuole
Cell Membrane
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Unicellular
-Made of one cell
-Grow bigger/repair
damaged DNA
-Move away when
touched; may use
eyespots to sense light
-Engulf food or use
mouth opening
-Food is broken down
in cytoplasm
-Most asexually
-Opening to release
waste
BOTH
Multicellular
Made of Cells
Grow and Repair
Sense and Respond
Ingest
Digest
Reproduce
Excrete
-Made of many cells
-Mature enough to
reproduce/heal
wounds
-Maintain
homeostasis in
many ways
-Eat with a mouth
-Digestive system
-Most sexually
-Sweat, tears,
carbon dioxide,
digestive waste
Name: ___________________________________________________
Block: ____________
Put the following in order from smallest to largest:
Organs, Tissue, Organism, Cells, (Organ) Systems
Cell Tissue  Organ  (Organ) System  Organism
Vocabulary
Definition
Basic unit of life
Cell
Made of many cells
Tissue
Organ
Made of tissues
Made of several organs
System
A complete living thing
Organism
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