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  • What is the main function of red blood cells?
    To transport oxygen to other cells in the body.
    To help the body's muscles move.
    To store fat for energy
    To fight off infections.
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  • What characteristic makes red blood cells unique from most other animal cells? *hint* The absence of a certain part of the cell allows it to carry more oxygen.
    They are able to move independently.
    They lack a nucleus.
    They have a thick cell wall.
    They are the largest cells in the body.
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  • Which type of muscle cell is found in the heart? **hint** The name of this cell is a clue to its location. Think about the heart.
    Smooth muscle cells
    Skeletal muscle cells
    Cardiac muscle cells
    All of the above
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  • Why do fat cells have their nucleus and cytoplasm pushed to the side? **hint** Consider the main purpose of a fat cell.
    To give them a unique shape.
    To allow them to move more easily.
    To help them connect with other cells.
    To make room for a large fat droplet.
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  • Which of the following is NOT a function of fat cells?
    Providing a layer to keep us warm.
    Creating fibers that form solid bone.
    Serving as an energy reserve.
    Storing fat droplets.
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  • What do bone cells use tiny gaps for?
    To store fat.
    To help the bone become flexible.
    To fight infections.
    To connect with other bone cells for nutrients.
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  • What is the main function of leaf cells in a plant?
    To collect water and minerals from the soil.
    To absorb sunlight to produce nutrients.
    To carry nutrients down from the leaves.
    To carry water up to the rest of the plant.
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  • Which type of plant root cell is responsible for collecting water and minerals from the soil? **hint** The name of this cell is a clue to its shape.
    Xylem cells
    Root hair cells
    Leaf cells
    Phloem cells
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  • What is the main difference between an animal cell and a plant cell? **hint** Think about what plants do that animals don't. How do they support themselves?
    Animal cells have a nucleus, while plant cells do not.
    Animal cells carry oxygen, while plant cells do not.
    Animal cells have a cell wall, while plant cells do not.
    Plant cells have chloroplasts and a cell wall, while animal
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  • Which of the following describes a cardiac muscle cell? **hint** Where in the body can you find cardiac muscle cells?
    They create fibers that mineralize to form solid bone.
    Long and thin, working in bundles.
    Small and spindle-shaped.
    Found in the heart and linked together.
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  • Which of the following is an example of an involuntary muscle?
    Skeletal muscle
    Bicep muscle
    Cardiac muscle
    Tricep muscle
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  • What is the function of the tiny hairs on a root hair cell? **hint** Think about what root cells need to do and how their structure helps them.
    To help the plant stand up straight.
    To protect the root from damage.
    To increase the surface area for absorbing water and mineral
    To transport nutrients down from the leaves.
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  • Which of the following would be an example of a voluntary muscle action?
    Your heart beating.
    Digesting food.
    Lifting your hand.
    Blinking your eyes.
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  • What is the purpose of the cell wall in a plant cell?
    To give the cell a rigid, supportive structure.
    To absorb sunlight.
    To help transport water and minerals.
    To store energy.
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  • What is the name of the green pigment inside plant leaf cells that absorbs sunlight? **hint** It's the pigment that makes plants green!
    Melanin
    Cytoplasm
    Chlorophyll
    Hemoglobin
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  • Why is it important for the body to have a variety of specialized cells? **hint** Think about how a team works together to achieve a goal.
    So that each cell can perform all of the body's functions
    To make the body look more colorful.
    To allow for the efficient completion of complex tasks.
    To make the body heavier and stronger.
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