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Mujanama Iranzi - Cell Structure and Transport Review Sheet
Mujanama Iranzi - Cell Structure and Transport Review Sheet
Part B: Who is working together? (Fill in the blanks with the correct organelles.)
14. Motility means capable of moving. Which two organelles help the cell move or are for motility?
____________________ and ___________________
15. ____________________ gives the cell structure/shape/protection, while _____________________ controls what is entering
and leaving.
16. ______________________ makes protein which is then sent around the cell by smooth or rough _____________. Then the
_________________________ packages and ships proteins for the cell.
Part D: Transport
19. Passive or Active Transport?
a. _______________________ Osmosis e. _______________________ Diffusion
b. _______________________ Requires energy f. ____________________ Requires no energy
c. _____________ Low to high Concentration g. _______________________ Exocytosis
d. _______________________ Endocytosis h. ______________ High to low concentration
20. Why did the gummy bear placed in distilled water get bigger?
Name: _______________________________________________ Period: _______
21. Describe what would happen to an onion cell if placed in each solution below.
a. Hypertonic Solution: __________________________________________________
b. Hypotonic Solution: __________________________________________________
c. Isotonic Solution: ____________________________________________________
22. Draw a picture of a white blood cell bringing in a bacteria by ENDOCYTOSIS.
34. At what temperature does Catalase work most effectively? Circle one. 23°C or
33°C or 43°C
35. At what temperature does Catalase work the least effectively? Circle one. 20°C
or 30°C or 40°C
36. Catalase is a common enzyme found in nearly all living organisms. It speeds up the
breaking down of hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen. It is a very important
enzyme because hydrogen peroxide is harmful to cells and needs to be broken down
quickly. Each Catalase is able to convert approximately 5 million molecules of
hydrogen peroxide in its lifetime.