Question 1:

The image shows two types of cells under a microscope. Cell type Y represents cells from option B: an animal.

Why it's an animal cell:

• Irregular Shape: Unlike Cell type X (which has a rigid, rectangular structure typical of plant cells), these cells have an irregular, rounded shape.

• No Cell Wall: The lack of a defined, thick border indicates the absence of a cell wall.

• Typical Example: These are a classic example of human cheek cells stained with methylene blue.

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Question 2:

Let’s analyze each option:

• A. Plant cells are typically the same size as animal cells — Not true; plant cells generally vary from 10–100 µm, animal cells 10–30 µm, so plants are often larger, but not "the same size" typically.

• B. Plant cells are typically bigger than animal cells — True in most comparisons (e.g., plant cells can be up to 100 µm across, animal cells less than 30 µm in average).

• C. Animal cells are typically bigger than plant cells — False; this is not typical.

• D. Plant cells are typically around a millimetre across — False; 1 mm = 1000 µm, while plant cells are usually much smaller (10–100 µm).

So the correct answer is:

B. Plant cells are typically bigger than animal cells ✅

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Question 3:

Let's think through each option:

• A. Nucleus — Present in both plant and animal cells.

• B. Cytoplasm — Present in both plant and animal cells.

• C. Cell membrane — Present in both plant and animal cells.

• D. Cell wall — Found in plant cells, but absent in animal cells (animal cells lack a cell wall).

Thus, the part of a plant cell NOT part of an animal cell is:

D. Cell wall ✅

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Question 4:

The cell wall of a plant is primarily composed of cellulose, a polysaccharide that provides structural support.

• A. Protein — Incorrect; proteins may be present in small amounts, but not the main component.

• B. Wood — Incorrect; wood is made of plant cell walls, but it's not the molecular component of a single cell wall.

• C. Cellulose — Correct; the main structural component.

• D. Glycogen — Incorrect; glycogen is an energy storage molecule in animals, not a cell wall component in plants.

Answer: C. Cellulose ✅

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Question 5:

Chloroplasts are the organelles in plant cells responsible for photosynthesis, where light energy is converted into chemical energy (glucose).

• A. Photosynthesis — Correct.

• B. Respiration — Incorrect; respiration mainly occurs in mitochondria.

• C. Support — Incorrect; support is provided by the cell wall and turgor pressure.

• D. Excretion — Incorrect; excretion is not the primary function of chloroplasts.

Answer: A. Photosynthesis ✅

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Question 6:

The question asks which cell does not contain a nucleus.

• A. Sperm cell — Contains a nucleus (with haploid DNA).

• B. Red blood cell — In mammals, mature red blood cells lack a nucleus (to accommodate more hemoglobin).

• C. Root hair cell — Plant cell, contains a nucleus.

• D. Nerve cell — Contains a nucleus.

Answer: B. Red blood cell ✅

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Question 7:

Root hair cells increase the surface area of the root, allowing the plant to absorb more water and mineral ions from the soil.

If they are removed:

• Water absorption would decrease significantly because root hairs are the main site for water uptake.

• Mineral ion absorption would also decrease.

Correct reasoning: Less surface area → less water absorption.

So the answer is:

C. absorbs less water ✅

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Question 8:

The question asks: What feature helps the sperm get to the egg?

• A. A large head — Not primarily for movement; holds the nucleus.

• B. A long tail — Correct; the tail (flagellum) propels the sperm to swim toward the egg.

• C. Small size — May help with movement, but not the main locomotive feature.

• D. Large numbers of sperm — Improves chances of fertilization, but not a structural feature that directly helps an individual sperm reach the egg.

The key locomotive structure is the long tail (flagellum).

Answer: B. A long tail ✅

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Question 9:

Let's recall the functions:

• Cytoplasm — Where most cell reactions (e.g., metabolism, protein synthesis in ribosomes) take place.

• Cell membrane — Controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell (selectively permeable).

Comparing with the rows:

• A — Cytoplasm: "Place where cell reactions take place" ✅
  Cell membrane: "Controls what goes in and out of a cell" ✅

• B — Incorrect; cytoplasm doesn't control cell division (nucleus does) and cell membrane doesn't give support to the cell.

• C — Incorrect; swapped functions.

• D — Incorrect; cytoplasm doesn't control cell division.

Correct row: A ✅

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Question 10:

The correct order from smallest to largest in biological organization is:

Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ system → Organism

Looking at the options:

• A. cell → organ → tissue → organism — Incorrect; organ comes before tissue here, which is wrong.

• B. organism → cell → tissue → organ — Starts with organism (largest); incorrect order.

• C. cell → tissue → organ → organism — Correct order, though organism comes after organ and organ systems.

• D. tissue → organ → organism → cells — Ends with cells (smallest), so wrong.

Answer: C. cell → tissue → organ → organism ✅

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