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Name, draw & describe the O2
carriers.
Name, draw & describe the
sensory messengers.
Name, draw & describe the cells
that are supporters.
Red blood cells, doughnutshaped with no nucleus
Nerve cells,
long, branchlike shape
carrying
electrical
signals.
Bone cells, star-shaped, rigid to
give the body shape.
Name, draw & describe the cells
that contract & relax.
Name & describe the outer cells
that cover and protect.
Name & describe the cells that
continue the species.
Blood
Muscle cells, long and elastic to
allow stretching & rebounding.
Skin (epithelial) cells are
constantly being replaced.
Describe & give an example of a
prokaryotic cell.
 Has no definite nucleus
 DNA floats freely in the
cytoplasm
 Small
 Simple
Describe & give an example of a
eukaryotic cell.
 Has a defined nucleus
containing DNA
 Large
 Complex
Bacteria are prokaryotic cells.
Plant & animal
cells are eukaryotic
Egg & sperms cells (gametes)
combine during reproduction to
form a new organism (zygote)
Name the largest human cell
Egg cells produced by the
female are the largest human
cells.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled A on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled C on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled D on the cell
diagram.
Cell Wall
Mitochondria
Vacuole
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled E on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled F on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled K on the cell
diagram.
Golgi apparatus
Cytoplasm
Endoplasmic reticulum
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled L on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled M on the cell
diagram.
Name and spell correctly the
part labeled O on the cell
diagram.
Ribosomes
Chloroplast
Lysosome
Point to the Plasma
membrane on the cell
diagram.
Point to the Nuclear
membrane on the cell
diagram.
Point to the Nucleolus on the
cell diagram.
B
G
I
Point to the Nucleus on the
cell diagram.
H
Point to the Mitochondria
on the cell diagram.
Point to the Chromatin
on the cell diagram
J
Point to the Ribosomes
on the cell diagram
Point to the centriole on
the cell diagram.
N
Point to the Chloroplast
on the cell diagram.
C
L
M
Name & spell correctly the
part which is the boundary
between the inside &
outside of the cell.
Name & spell correctly the
part which builds protein
Name & spell correctly the
part which transports
proteins to wherever they are
needed
Cell membrane
Ribosomes
Endoplasmic reticulum
Name & spell correctly the
part which checks, sorts, &
packages proteins for
transport
Name & spell correctly the
part which is a gel-like fluid
that sorrounds all the cell
parts
Name & spell correctly the
part which combines sugar
molecules with O2 to produce
energy.
Golgi apparatus
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Name & spell correctly the
part which contains all the
information for working,
growing, & dividing.
Name & spell correctly the
part which traps light
energy & converts it into
sugar molecules.
Name & spell correctly the
part which recycles old cell
materials for re-use.
Nucleus
Chloroplast
Lysosome
How long does it take the
human body to replace brain
cells?
Once brain cells die, new
ones are not created. Drugs
and alcohol destroy brain
cells which can never be
replaced.
How many seconds does it take
for a red blood cell to circulate
throughout the whole body?
About how many days does it
take humans to shed & re-grow
outer skin cells?
20 seconds
27 days
If your cells were placed end to
end, how many times would
they stretch around the Earth?
What human cell is about the
diameter of a human hair?
How many kilometers of nerve
cells run throughout our
bodies?
47 times
Egg cell
63 kilometers
How fast do messages travel
through the nerve cells as
electrical impulses?
How many cells in your body
will have died & been replaced
while you are reading this
card?
How many cells are in 4 square
centimeters of skin?
400 kilometers per hour
50 million
3 million
The City Limits are to a
town as the
_________ _____________
is to a cell.
The principal is to a school as
the ___________ is to a cell.
The generators which run
machinery are to a fatory as the
_________________ is to a cell.
Cell membrane
Nucleus
Mitochondria
Storage containers for
food, water, or trash are
to your house as __________
are to a cell.
Blueprints are to a builder as
____________ are to a cell.
Workers are to an assemblyline as _____________ are to a cell.
Vacuoles
Chromosomes (DNA)
Ribosomes along the
Endoplasmic reticulum.
The area where products
are inspected & packaged
for sales is to that
business as the ___________
is to the cell.
The maintenance and janitorial
crew are to a school as the
_________ are to a cell.
Golgi apparatus
Lysosomes
A skeleton is to a human as a
___________ is to a plant cell.
Cell Wall