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Cell Types Practice Quiz

What are the three basic types of cells?

Animal Plant Bacterial Answer

Animal, Plant and Bacterial Cells can be separated into two cell types Animal, Plant and Bacterial Cells can be separated into two cell types. What are they?

Prokaryotic (Bacteria these are single celled organisms) and Eukaryotic (Animal and Plant, these are multicellular) Answer

What is a single celled organism called?

Prokaryote Answer

What is a multi-celled organism called?

Eukaryote answer

Prokaryotes have several specific traits! What are those traits?

Answer No Nucleus No Membrane bound organelles Single celled In addition: They have a cell wall and cell membrane They have a central region called a nucleoid that contains it’s DNA Contains ribosomes and cytoplasm. Answer

Eukaryotes have several key characteristics what are they?

Answer Have a Nucleus Have Organelles. Have Cytoplasm and a cell membrane. Usually Multicellular Answer

T/F: All eukaryotes have a cell wall!

Answer False! Animals don’t have a cell wall Usually round or spheres. Plants do have a cell wall Usually square or rectangle shapped Answer

What Cell Type has a Nucleus? Plant cell Animal cell Eukaryotic cell Prokaryotic cell What Cell Type has a Nucleus? Choose all correct answers!

Eukaryotic Animal Plant Answer

Plant cell Animal cell Eukaryotic cell Prokaryotic cell You are viewing a cell through a microscope. Through careful observation, you notice a nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts. Which choice below most accurately describes the type of cell you are viewing?

Plant Answer