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KS3 Combined Science

Cells

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Cells: structure and parts12
Specialised cells and microscopy10
Tissues, organs, organ systems10

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1Cells: structure and parts

What is a cell?

  • A chemical product
  • A type of tissue
  • An organ in body
  • Smallest unit of life
2Specialised cells and microscopy

Why are red blood cells suited to their job?

  • Biconcave disc, no nucleus, packed with haemoglobin
  • Large central vacuole that holds water reserves
  • Long tail to swim through veins quickly
  • Spherical with very thick cell walls outside
3Tissues, organs, organ systems

What is a tissue?

  • A single cell with many roles
  • Group of organs in the body
  • Group of similar cells working together
  • Part of the cell membrane
4Cells: structure and parts

Which structure is found in plant cells but NOT animal cells?

  • Cell membrane
  • Chloroplast
  • Mitochondria
  • Nucleus
5Specialised cells and microscopy

Why do sperm cells have a long tail?

  • To absorb nutrients
  • To carry oxygen around
  • To divide rapidly
  • To swim toward the egg cell
6Tissues, organs, organ systems

What is an organ system?

  • Cells joined by chemical bonds
  • One organ with many tissues
  • Organs working together for one purpose
  • The body's blood supply only

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