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Cells: The Basic Units of Life

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  • What is the brain of the cell?
    Nucleus
    Mitochondria
    Cell membrane
    Cell wall
  • What is the cell membrane known as?
    The protective cover
  • What is the smallest unit that can perform all the processes necessary for life
    cell
  • What is a cell?
    Friends of living thing.
    Building blocks of living things.
    The guard of living things,
  • structures that are usually surrounded by membranes and which perform specific functions within the cell
    organelles
  • What is the nucleus known as?
    The control center
  • The most fundamental and smallest unit of life that can exist and function on its own.
    Cell
    Tissue
    Unicellular
  • The powerhouse of the cell is
    Mitochondia
    Cell membrance
    Chlorophyll
    Nucleus
  • word that describes most organisms that you can see with your naked eye **hint more than one cell
    muticellular
  • An organism that consists of multiple cells
    Unicellular
    Sigmacellular
    Ginchanacellular
    Multicellular
  • The first scientist to discover cell is
    Thomas Edison
    Robert Hooke
    Albert Eistein
    Newton
  • An organism that consists of a single cell.
    Tissue
    Unicellular
    Organelle
  • A small, specialized structure within a cell that performs a specific function, similar to how organs function within a body
    Tissue
    Cell
    Organelle
  • Special structures in cell are called
    Multicellular
    Unicellular
    Cell organelles
  • An organism that consists of multiple cells
    Ginchanacellular
    Multicellular
    Sigmacellular
    Unicellular
  • A cell is the largest unit in the body.
    True
    False
  • What is Cytoplasm?
    Jelly like substance in the cell
  • Cells make more cells.
    False
    True
  • an organelle that contains the cell's DNA
    mitochondria
    cytoplasm
    nucleus
  • An organism that consists of more than one cell.
    Organ
    Tissue
    Multicellur
  • An organism that consists of one single cell
    Unicellular
    Skibidicellular
    Multicellular
  • Our bodies are made of
    Bricks
    Glass
    Cells
    Sigmas
  • the smallest and most common form of prokaryotes, containing DNA, ribosomes, and a flagelllum
    bacteria
  • Cell wall is the outer layer in the plant cell.
    No
    Yes
  • What is an example of a multicellular organism
    Humans, Animals and plants
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