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Cell Structure and Organelles

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More in Cell BiologyCell Structure and OrganellesTransport Across the Cell Membrane
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1.
Root hair cells have a long thin part that grows out between the grains of soil.
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2.
A cube shaped cell has a side of 2 µm. It grows until its side is 6 µm.
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Medium
3.
Two cells are shaped like cubes. Cell X has a side of 3 µm and cell Y a side of 9 µm.
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Medium
4.
A cell from the root of a carrot lives under the soil, where there is no light.
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Medium
5.
A heart muscle cell and a cell that stores starch in a potato are both looked at.
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Medium
6.
A student looks at a cell under a microscope.
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Easy
7.
In a photograph taken with a microscope, a cell is 33 mm wide.
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Medium
8.
A cell is 25 µm wide. How many of these cells, side by side in a line, fit across 3 mm?
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Easy
9.
Robert Hooke looked at a thin slice of cork in 1665.
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Easy