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    Structures P and Q in the photograph are the cytoplasm and cell membrane, respectively. Ciliated cells move dust particles out of the body. Muscle tissue is involved in contraction. The structure that produces oxygen in a palisade cell from a leaf is chloroplast A. The nucleus of a plant cell contains genes. Structures W and X in guard cells would also be found in animal cells. The function of structure X in trachea cells is to move mucus. Root hair cells and xylem vessels do not contain a nucleus. The type of cell shown is a palisade cell. Diagram B shows a cell from the liver. The organ indicated on the diagrams is the leaf. A root hair cell and

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    Structures P and Q in the photograph are the cytoplasm and cell membrane, respectively. Ciliated cells move dust particles out of the body. Muscle tissue is involved in contraction. The structure that produces oxygen in a palisade cell from a leaf is chloroplast A. The nucleus of a plant cell contains genes. Structures W and X in guard cells would also be found in animal cells. The function of structure X in trachea cells is to move mucus. Root hair cells and xylem vessels do not contain a nucleus. The type of cell shown is a palisade cell. Diagram B shows a cell from the liver. The organ indicated on the diagrams is the leaf. A root hair cell and

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    Structures P and Q in the photograph are the cytoplasm and cell membrane, respectively. Ciliated cells move dust particles out of the body. Muscle tissue is involved in contraction. The structure that produces oxygen in a palisade cell from a leaf is chloroplast A. The nucleus of a plant cell contains genes. Structures W and X in guard cells would also be found in animal cells. The function of structure X in trachea cells is to move mucus. Root hair cells and xylem vessels do not contain a nucleus. The type of cell shown is a palisade cell. Diagram B shows a cell from the liver. The organ indicated on the diagrams is the leaf. A root hair cell and

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    Organisation of The Organism (Multiple Choice) 3 QP

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    Structures P and Q in the photograph are the cytoplasm and cell membrane, respectively. Ciliated cells move dust particles out of the body. Muscle tissue is involved in contraction. The structure that produces oxygen in a palisade cell from a leaf is chloroplast A. The nucleus of a plant cell contains genes. Structures W and X in guard cells would also be found in animal cells. The function of structure X in trachea cells is to move mucus. Root hair cells and xylem vessels do not contain a nucleus. The type of cell shown is a palisade cell. Diagram B shows a cell from the liver. The organ indicated on the diagrams is the leaf. A root hair cell and

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    1 The photograph shows some human cells under the microscope.

    What are structures P and Q?

    P Q

    A cytoplasm cell membrane


    B cytoplasm cell wall
    C nucleus cell membrane
    D nucleus cell wall

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    2 Which cell moves dust particles out of the body?

    A ciliated
    B muscle
    C red blood
    D xylem

    3 The diagrams show four types of tissues found in living organisms.

    Which tissue is involved in contraction?

    A B

    4 The diagram shows a palisade cell from a leaf.

    Which labelled structure produces oxygen?

    A
    B
    D

    5 Which structure contains genes?

    A the cell membrane of an animal cell


    B the cytoplasm of an animal cell
    C the nucleus of a plant cell
    D the vacuole of a plant cell

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    6 The diagram shows a cross section through two guard cells of a leaf.

    W X

    Which labelled structures would also be found in an animal cell?

    A W and X B X and Y C Y and Z D Z and W

    7 The diagram shows some cells from the lining of the trachea (windpipe) in the respiratory tract.

    What is the function of the structures labelled X?

    A absorbing oxygen
    B killing micro-organisms
    C moving mucus
    D trapping bacteria

    8 Which structures contain a cell nucleus?

    red blood cell root hair cell xylem vessel

    A    key
    B     = contains nucleus
    C     = no nucleus
    D   

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    9 The diagram shows a cell.

    What type of cell is shown?

    A epidermis
    B muscle
    C nerve
    D palisade

    10 Which diagram shows a cell from the liver?

    A B

    11 The diagrams show a leaf and a section through part of the same leaf.

    Which label on the diagrams indicates an organ?

    A
    B

    D
    C

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    12 Which two features are found in both a root hair cell and a red blood cell?

    A cell membrane and cytoplasm


    B cell membrane and vacuole
    C nucleus and chloroplast
    D nucleus and cytoplasm

    13 What controls the passage of substances into and out of plant cells?

    A the cell surface membrane


    B the cellulose cell wall
    C the chloroplasts
    D the vacuole

    14 The diagram shows a type of plant cell.

    cytoplasm vacuole

    nucleus chloroplast

    In which tissue is this cell found?

    A leaf epidermis
    B palisade mesophyll
    C root epidermis
    D xylem

    15 Which structure is found only in plant cells?

    A cell membrane
    B chloroplast
    C cytoplasm
    D nucleus

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