Cell Structure and Function Use the information in the next slide to complete worksheet 1 ‘Label the animal cell’ and worksheet 2 ‘Structure and function.

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Cell Structure and Function Use the information in the next slide to complete worksheet 1 ‘Label the animal cell’ and worksheet 2 ‘Structure and function of cell organelles’. Once you have done this work through the 20 quiz questions. Start

Animal Cell Revision: Click a number to find the name and function of the organelle Quiz 

Quiz There is no time limit. It is multiple choice. When you click on an answer an information box will appear: If the box says you are incorrect close the box and try again. If you are correct then close the box and the quiz will automatically move to the next question. Start Quiz

1. Identify the organelle X Mitochondrion Lysosome Nucleus Ribosome Golgi body

2. Identify the organelle Nucleolus Ribosome RER Lysosome Secretory vesicle X

3. Identify the organelle Microfilament Cytoplasm SER RER X Mitochondrion

4. Identify the organelle RER Centriole SER Microfilament X Mitochondrion

5. Identify the organelle Secretory vesicle Ribosome Lysosome Centriole Nucleus X

6. Identify the organelle Microtubule Microfilament Nucleolus Golgi body Centriole X

7. Identify the organelle X Mitochondrion Lysosome Nucleus Ribosome Golgi body

8. Identify the organelle Microfilament Cytoplasm SER RER X Mitochondrion

9. Identify the organelle Plasma membrane Cytoplasm SER Nucleus X Mitochondrion

10. Identify the organelle Lysosome Secretory vesicle SER Ribosome X Mitochondrion

11. What is the function of this organelle? To make the spindle during cell division Production of ribosomes Protein synthesis Transport proteins to plasma membrane X

12. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid synthesis Isolation and transport of proteins Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles Protein synthesis X

13. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid and steroid synthesis Production of ribosomes Energy production from aerobic respiration Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles

14. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid and steroid synthesis Production of ribosomes Energy production from aerobic respiration Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles

15. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid and steroid synthesis Isolation and transport of proteins Energy production from aerobic respiration Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles

16. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid and steroid synthesis Isolation and transport of proteins Protein synthesis Digestion of obsolete organelles ?

17. What is the function of this organelle? Lipid and steroid synthesis Isolation and transport of proteins Digestion of obsolete organelles Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles ?

18. What is the function of this organelle? Transport of organelles Controls what enters and leaves the cell Contains DNA and controls events in cell Formation of spindle ?

19. What is the function of this organelle? Gives cell structure and transports organelles Isolation and transport of proteins Forms spindle during cell division Modification of proteins and packaging into vesicles ?

20. What is the function of this organelle? Controls entry of substances into nucleus Controls what substances entering and leaving cell Lipid and steroid synthesis Contains DNA and controls events in the cell ?

Well Done! For animal cell structure and function you should be able to: Label a diagram of the ultra-structure of a general animal cell Recognise the main features and images of each organelle State the function of each organelle Finish

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