Chapter End Test

(2017-18)
Date : ___________
Duration : 30 Min.
Biology Class
Max. Marks : 15 Topic : Structure and Function VIII

Instructions:
4 All questions are compulsory.
4 Do not write anything in the question paper.
4 Marks will be deducted for violation of format.

1. Write the function of cell wall in plant cell. [1]

2. Write the location of gene present inside the cell. [1]
3. Write the name of cell arganelle which gives green colour to the leaves. [1]
4. Who saw cell first and when? [1]
5. State difference between plant cell and animal cell. [2]
6. Why cells vary in shape and size? Give suitable example. [2]
7. Write difference between Eukaryotes and prokaryotes. [2]
8. Draw a labelled diagram of animal cell. [2]
9. Cells are the "basic structural and functional unit of life". Explain. [3]

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 Hints/Solutions to Chapter End Test
(2017-18)
Date : ___________
Duration : 30 Min.
Biology Class
Max. Marks : 15 Topic : Structure and Function VIII

1. Cell wall provides protection and support to the cell.

2. Gene is present inside the nucleus within chromosome.
3. Chloroplast.
4. Robert Hook saw the cell first in 1665.
5. Plant cell -
(a) have fixed shape. (b) have cell wall.
(c) have chloroplast. (d) large vacoule is present
Animal cell
(a) no fixed shape. (b) cell wall is absent.
(c) chloroplast absent. (d) vacuole is generally absent.
6. Cells vary in shape and size due to the reason of different functions they have to perform. For example cell of
amoeba changes its shape to capture food and locomotion. Muscle cells are long and elongated while RBCs are
round.
7.
Eukaryotic Cell Prokaryotic Cell
Well defined Nucleus Present Present
Number of chromosomes More than one One--but not true chromosome: Plasmids
Usually multicellular unicellular
True Membrane bound organelles Present Absent
Example Animals and Plants Bacteria and Archaea
8. Diagram NCERT
9. Cell is the smallest unit of life from which all the living organisms are made up and it is capable to perform all the
living functions.

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