Cell structures

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Question 18
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a.

Cells contain different specialized structures.

Complete the sentences below using structures from this list:

cell membrane** | mitochondria | ribosomes | cytoplasm | **chloroplast

  1. The structures where aerobic respiration occurs to release energy for the cell are the ** **.
  2. The barrier that controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell is the ** **.
  3. The tiny structures responsible for protein synthesis are the ** **.
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b.

A student uses a light microscope to study plant cells.

One of the cells drawn by the student is shown in Fig. 16.1.

A detailed line drawing of a rectangular plant cell. A double-headed arrow spanning horizontally across the longest dimension of the cell is labeled '120 mm'. Inside the cell, there is a prominent circular nucleus, several chloroplasts, and a large central vacuole.

Fig. 16.1

(i) The actual length of this plant cell is 0.08 mm0.08\text{ mm}0.08 mm.

Calculate the magnification of the student's drawing.

Use the equation: magnification=measured size÷actual size\text{magnification} = \text{measured size} \div \text{actual size}magnification=measured size÷actual size

Magnification = × \times× ** **

(ii) What type of substance is added to microscope slides to colour the cell structures and make them easier to see?

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c.

Respiration is vital for cellular survival.

(i) Name the two main products of aerobic respiration (excluding energy/ATP).



(ii) State the term used to describe a chemical reaction, such as photosynthesis, that absorbs energy from its surroundings.

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