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Froggy Jumps Structure and Function of CellsOnline version Cells, structure, and theory by Emilio 1 They are the basic unit of structure and function in living things a organs b Cells c Animals 2 The structure of a living thing is determined by the amazing variety of ways its cells are put a Together b Alone c Separated 3 3. A single cell has the ___________ needs as an entire organism. a Basic b Different c Same 4 The functions of a cell are obtaining energy, bringing in nutrients and water, and getting rid of a Bacteria b Wastes c Dead cells 5 5. Your body cells work together to keep you a Alive b Dead c Surviving 6 What is the basic unit of structure and function in living things? a tissue b cell c organelle 7 The structure of a living thing is determined by the amazing variety of ways its cells are put __________. a tangled b apart c together 8 A single cell has the ________ needs as an entire organism. a same b limited c different 9 Name the three functions of cells. a store energy; create waste; reproduce b obtain energy; bring in nutrients and water; remove wastes 10 Your body cells work together to keep you ______. a asleep b healthy c alive 11 It wasn't until the ________ that scientists realized living organisms are made of cells. a 1400s b 1600s c 1800s 12 The invention of the ________, an instrument that makes small objects look larger, made this discovery possible. a periscope b telescope c microscope 13 In the mid-1600s an English scientist built his own ________ microscope to learn about nature. a own b simple c compound 14 In 1674, Dutch businessman ________ was the first to observe living cells. a van Leeuwenhoek b Leeuwen c Pasteur 15 Who concluded that animals are made of cells? a Schwann b Schleiden c Hooke 16 The basic unit of structure and function in living things is called a(n) ________. a organ b tissue c cell 17 All new cells are produced from ________. a genes b organelles c existing cells 18 Organisms can be made of one cell or of ________ cells. a many b few c no 19 Specimens seen through a microscope are known as __________. a cells b organs c tissues 20 Which microscopes focus light through lenses to produce a magnified image? a Electron microscopes b Scanning electron microscopes c Light microscopes 21 To create an image, ________ microscopes use beams of electrons that scan the surface of the specimen. a Electron b Light c Stereo 22 A ________ microscope usually has more than one objective lens. a compound b simple c stereo 23 The higher the resolution, the better you can ________ separate structures that are close together. a distinguish b see c overlook 24 For light microscopes, resolution improves as wavelength ________. a stays the same b increases c decreases 25 What are the three functions of cells? a metabolism, growth, reproduction b movement, respiration, excretion c photosynthesis, digestion, circulation

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Structure and Function of CellsOnline version

by Emilio

They are the basic unit of structure and function in living things

The structure of a living thing is determined by the amazing variety of ways its cells are put

3. A single cell has the ___________ needs as an entire organism.

The functions of a cell are obtaining energy, bringing in nutrients and water, and getting rid of

5. Your body cells work together to keep you

What is the basic unit of structure and function in living things?

The structure of a living thing is determined by the amazing variety of ways its cells are put __________.

A single cell has the ________ needs as an entire organism.

Name the three functions of cells.

Your body cells work together to keep you ______.

It wasn't until the ________ that scientists realized living organisms are made of cells.

The invention of the ________, an instrument that makes small objects look larger, made this discovery possible.

In the mid-1600s an English scientist built his own ________ microscope to learn about nature.

In 1674, Dutch businessman ________ was the first to observe living cells.

Who concluded that animals are made of cells?

The basic unit of structure and function in living things is called a(n) ________.

All new cells are produced from ________.

Organisms can be made of one cell or of ________ cells.

Specimens seen through a microscope are known as __________.

Which microscopes focus light through lenses to produce a magnified image?

To create an image, ________ microscopes use beams of electrons that scan the surface of the specimen.

A ________ microscope usually has more than one objective lens.

The higher the resolution, the better you can ________ separate structures that are close together.

For light microscopes, resolution improves as wavelength ________.

What are the three functions of cells?