Biology Mastery AssignmentName ______
Cell OrganellesPeriod ______Date ______
To earn back Mastery Quiz points, student must complete assignment within instructor deadline. Assignment will be graded for correctness. Please use online resources posted on the Science Mastery website and tutorial time with your instructor. ALL WORK MUST BE HANDWRITTEN.
1. Nucleus
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
2. Ribosomes
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
3. Endoplasmic Reticulum
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
4. Golgi Apparatus
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
5. Choloroplasts
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
6. Mitochondria
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
7. Cell Membrane
a. Location
Why type of cell (plant, animal, both) ______
Location in the cell ______
b. Function
Relationship to the cell (what role/task does this organelle do?) ______
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Relationship to other organelles (how does I work with other organelles?) ______
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c. Explain why the cell cannot live without this organelle. ______
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d. Draw the organelle
8. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
a. Read the following statements about cells. Identify if the statement refers to prokaryotes, eukaryotes or both by checking the appropriate box or boxes.
statement / prokaryotes / eukaryotesThey grow and reproduce.
They contain a nucleus.
They have cell membrane.
They contain DNA.
They contain ribosomes.
They contain membrane bound organelles.
b. Which type of cell is more complex a prokaryote or a eukaryote? Explain your answer.
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9. Cell Membrane
a. Explain what is happening in the pictures below.
b. Use the images below to answer the following questions. A student set up a beaker with a membrane dividing the beaker in half. Then the student pour different concentrations of solutions in each side. Over 30 min the student watched the beaker and the changes in the solution.
Initial / Final (after 30 min)i. In the initial beaker setup which side has the highest concentration? ______
ii. Does the solute move across the membrane? How do you know?______
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iii. Why does water move from side 1 to side 2?______
iv. If the student left the beaker for another 30 min would it look the same or different than it does in the final picture? ______
v. Define
impermeable ______
semipermeable ______
permeable ______
vi. Using the definitions above the membrane in the experiment above is best describe as
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