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PRESENTED BY: PN. SHAMSIDAR BT. RAMLI
INTRODUCTION
What is cell?
INTRODUCTION
1. Cell is the basic unit of living things
ANIMAL CELLS
2. All living things are made up of one
or more cells.
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
3. The term ‘cell’ was first used by
Robert Hooke, a botanist. He observed
that cells in a sliced piece of cork and
the cells of a honeycomb alike.
4. You need a microscope to observe cells.
ANIMAL CELLS
Funtions as control
centre of the cell
INTRODUCTION
Nucleus
ANIMAL CELLS
Cell membrane
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
Cytoplasm
QUESTIONS
Control the movement
of materials in and out
of the cell
Chemical reaction takes place here
in which new substances are formed
by giving out or taking in energy
PLANTS CELL
Cytoplasm
INTRODUCTION
ANIMAL CELLS
Nucleus
Starch
grains
chromosomes
PLANT CELLS
Cell membrane
MICROSCOPE
Cell wall
QUESTIONS
Chloroplasts
Cell sap
Vacuole
PLANTS CELLS FUNCTIONS
1. Nucleus
• Functions as control centre
of the cell
2. Cytoplasm
• Chemical reaction takes place
here in
INTRODUCTION
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
3. Cell membrane
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
4. Cell wall
• Control the movement of
materials in and out of the cell
• Gives it regular shape, supports
and holds the cell
PLANTS CELLS FUNCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
5. Chloroplasts
• Contains chlorophyll, a substance
needed in photosynthesis
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
6. Starch grains
• Store food
Differences between an animal cell and plant cell
Animal Cell
INTRODUCTION
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
Plant Cell
Has an irregular and
variable shape
Has a regular and fixed
shape
Has no cellulose cell wall
Has a cellulose cell wall
Has no chloroplasts
Has chloroplasts
Has many small vacuoles
Has a large vacuoles
Has no stored food
Has stored food in the form
of starch grains
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
MICROSCOPE
INTRODUCTION
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
PARTS OF MICROSCOPE
Parts of microscope
INTRODUCTION
Function
Eye piece
For looking at specimens
Objectives lens
Enables greater magnification of a
specimen by moving body tube up and
down
Coarse adjustment
For getting a rough focus of specimen
Fine adjustment
For setting a sharp focus of a specimen
Stage
A platform to put slides of a specimen
Diaphragm
For controlling the amount of light to
view a specimen
Mirror
For reflecting light up through the slide
on the stage to the eye
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
Questions
INTRODUCTION
1. An animal cell has a variable shape
because
A. It has a very small vacuoles
ANIMAL CELLS
B. Its cell membrane is flexibles
PLANT CELLS
C. It does not have chloroplasts
D. Its nucleus is small and dence
MICROSCOPE
Answer : B
QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS
2. The vacuole in a plant cell is filled with
INTRODUCTION
ANIMAL CELLS
A. chlorophyll
B. water
C. cell sap
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
D. chromosomoes
Answer : C
QUESTIONS
INTRODUCTION
3. The diagram below shows a typical
animal cell. Name the parts of the
diagram labelled P, Q, R, S and T.
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
Answer :
P - nucleus
R - cytoplasm
Q - chromosomes S - vacuole
T – cell
membrane
QUESTIONS
4. Name the part of a plant cell that
INTRODUCTION
a) stores food
ANIMAL CELLS
PLANT CELLS
MICROSCOPE
QUESTIONS
starch grains
b) Gives it regular shape, supports
and holds the cell
cell wall
c) controls all the activities in
the cell.
nucleus
QUESTIONS
INTRODUCTION
5. Give four differences between
an animal cell an a plant cell
ANIMAL CELLS
a) Has no cell wall
PLANT CELLS
b) Has no chloroplasts
c) Has no starch grains
MICROSCOPE
d) Has no vacuole
QUESTIONS
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