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@ousmag Module 2.2 - The Building Blocks of Life: Quiz
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- 1What is a cell?A cell is the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, which is typically microscopic and consists of cytoplasm and a nucleus enclosed in a membrane.
- 2Who discovered the microscope?Zacharias Janssen (1585 - 1632), a Dutch spectacle maker, discovered the microscope in 1590. He was experimenting with lenses and decided to place two lenses inside a tube. To hi add surprise, this magnified the objects around him.
- 3In 1665, how did the English scientist Robert Hooke (1635 - 1703) discover the cell?Robert Hooke discovered the cell by looking at thin slices of cork through a microscope. He observed that the cork resembled honeycomb and cells (small contained boxes). He took note of this in his drawing of the image, not realising that he had found out about the building blocks of all living beings - cells.
- 4What was Leeuwenhoek's microscope's maximum magnification?x250
- 5In 1833, who was the Scottish botanist who discovered the inner structure of plant cells?Robert Brown (1773 - 1858). It took 70 years to discover smaller structures within cells.
- 6In 1838, what was German scientist Matthias Schielden's (1804 - 1881) mind-blowing proposition -of his time-honored that was based of the world's current understanding of plant cells that inspired later sciences to form the CELL THEORY?Matthias's propositon was that cells are the building blocks of plants and that all plants start off as a single cell. As the plant grows, more cells are formed.
- 7What is the cell theory?The idea that all living things are made of one or cells, that cells are the building blocks of all organisms and that New cells produce from existing cells.
- 8What are organelles?The smaller parts of a cell.
- 9Give three organelles of an animal cell.Three organelles of an animal cell include:
1. mitochondria
2. lysosomes
3. endoplasmic recticulum - 10How do fungi consume food?Fungi produce chemicals that digest the material growing in the ground. The digested materials got to their cells.
- 11How do we prevent cancer?You can prevent cancer by not consuming excessive amounts of alcohol and meat, eating well and having an active lifestyle.
- 12Give four examples of treatments for cancer.Examples of treatments for cancer include:
*surgery
*chemotherapy
*radiotherapy
*hormone therapy - 13Give an example of a unicellular (one-celled) organism.An example of a unicellular organism is bacteria, which are small and simple cells that do not have any or organelles or true nuclei and they are a part of the Monera kingdom.
- 14What group do unicellular organisms belong to?Protists
- 15Define Mitosis.The process of a cell dividing into two identical cells.
- 16What is mitosis necessary for?In unicellular organisms, it is a way of reproduction. In unicellular organisms, it is for growth and repair.
- 17How many cells are in your body?50 trillion
- 18What is cancer?When cell division gets out of control and cells divide in an uncontrolled manner, despite being severely damaged or needing to die.
- 19What are common types of cancers out of the 200 types?Examples of cancer include prostate cancer, breast cancer, bowel cancer, skin melanoma and lung cancer.
- 20What is the difference between a benign or malignant tumour (growing spot of cancer)?Benign tumours grow in one area while malignant tumours spread to other parts of the body and cause more harm.
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