Cell Structure

Cell Structure Quiz

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  1. 1. Which sub-cellular structure is found in plant cells but not in animal cells?

    • A. Chloroplast
    • B. Mitochondrion
    • C. Ribosome
    • D. Cell membrane
  2. 2. What is the main function of the mitochondrion?

    • A. Protein synthesis
    • B. Photosynthesis
    • C. Release of energy through aerobic respiration
    • D. Storage of genetic information
  3. 3. A cell has an image size of 40 mm when viewed under a light microscope. The actual size of the cell is 0.4 mm. What is the magnification?

    • A. 10×
    • B. 100×
    • C. 1000×
    • D. 0.01×
  4. 4. Bacterial cells differ from eukaryotic cells because they lack which of the following?

    • A. Ribosomes and a cell membrane
    • B. A membrane-bound nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
    • C. Cytoplasm and flagella
    • D. Plasmids and a cell wall
  5. 5. Why are electron microscopes more useful than light microscopes for observing sub-cellular structures such as mitochondria in detail?

    • A. They are cheaper and easier to use in the classroom
    • B. They have much greater resolution and magnification, allowing visualisation of smaller structures
    • C. They can only be used to observe animal cells, not plant cells
    • D. They do not require any preparation of samples before viewing

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