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8-Science-Cell-Structure and Functions-Assignment

This document is from a science textbook chapter about cells. It includes an assignment with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about cell structures and their functions. Some key points covered are: - The basic unit of structure and function of living things is the cell. - Cells can be single-celled (prokaryotes like bacteria) or multicellular (eukaryotes like plants and animals). - Cells have a nucleus that houses DNA and controls cell processes, a cytoplasm where chemical reactions happen, and a cell membrane that encloses the cell. - A microscope is needed to observe most cells due to their microscopic size.

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8-Science-Cell-Structure and Functions-Assignment

This document is from a science textbook chapter about cells. It includes an assignment with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about cell structures and their functions. Some key points covered are: - The basic unit of structure and function of living things is the cell. - Cells can be single-celled (prokaryotes like bacteria) or multicellular (eukaryotes like plants and animals). - Cells have a nucleus that houses DNA and controls cell processes, a cytoplasm where chemical reactions happen, and a cell membrane that encloses the cell. - A microscope is needed to observe most cells due to their microscopic size.

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Class: 8

SCIENCE
Chapter –8
Cell - Structure and Functions

Note: Do the following work in Science Practice Notebook.

ASSIGNMENT

Q1.Choose the correct option:


(i)The kitchen of the cell:
(a)Cell wall (b)Nucleus
(c)Vacuoles (d)Plastids

(ii)Tissue is a:
(a)Group of organs (b) Group of cells
(c)Group of tissues (d) Group of organisms

(iii)Hen’s egg is a:
(a)Tissue (b) Organ
(c)Organ system (d) Cell

(iv)Which of the following instruments can be used to observe cells?


(a)Barometer (b) Microscope
(c)Periscope (d) Telescope

(v)What are pseudopodia?


(a)Vacuole of amoeba (b) False feet of amoeba
(c)Heart of amoeba (d) Eye of amoeba

Q2.Fill in the blanks:


(a) All living organism are made up of one or more ___________
(b) The cytoplasm and the nucleus together make up the ______________
(c) ________________ and __________________ are the examples of prokaryotes.
(d) _________________ discovered cell in 1665.
(e) ________________ is the largest cell in the human body.
Q3.Give one word for the following:
(a) A single celled organism _________________
(b) An organism made from many cells _______________
(c) Outer covering around plasma membrane in a plant cell ______________
(d) A group of similar cells performing specific function _______________
(e) The control centre of the cell _______________
(f) The thread like structures which carry characters from parents to the children
___________________
(g) Power house of a cell ____________________
(h)Selectively allows things to get in and out of the cell ________________

Q4.State the function of the following:


(a) Chromosomes
(b) Cell membrane
(c) Vacuoles
(d) Cytoplasm
(e) Nucleus

Q5.Shyam being very inquisitive, didn’t listen to the teacher’s instruction properly. He
took the thin layer of onion peel with a drop of water on the glass slide. He
placed the coverslip on it and start observing the slide under a microscope. But
he was unable to see the cells of onion peel properly.
What do you think he might have forgotten?

Q6.Why do plant cells have an additional layer surrounding the cell membrane? What is this
layer known as?

Q7.The size of the cells of an organism has no relation with the size of its body. Do you
agree? Give reason for your answer.

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