Science Module Form 1- Chapter 2

Name : __________________ Form : ____________

EXERCISE 1 Date : _____________

Section A

1. All living things are made up 4. Which of the following is not a

of basic units cell correct way of handling and
A. Cells using a microscope?
B. Organs A. Carrying a microscope
C. Tissues with two hands.
D. Systems B. Turning the coarse focus
knob slowly to avoid
2. Which of the following parts of crushing the slide.
a microscope controls the C. Keeping the stage of the
amount of light that reaches microscope clean and dry
the specimen? all the time.
A. The mirror D. Looking at the slide with
B. The diaphragm the high power objective
C. The coarse focus knob lens before using the low
D. The stage power objective lens.

W Place two drops of iodine 5. An animal cell does not have

solution on the epidermis a fixed shape because it does
X Cover the epidermis with a not have a
cover slip A. Cell wall
Y Use a pair of forceps to B. Chloroplast
remove a piece of epidermal C. Nucleus
layer from an onion scale D. Cell membrane
leaf.
Z Place the epidermis on a 6. The cell wall of a plant cell is
glass slide. made up of
A. Chitin
B. Fat
3. The above information shows C. Cellulose
the steps to be taken to D. Starch
prepare a slide of onion
epidermal cells. Which of the 7. Which of the following cell
following shows the correct structures controls all
sequence of steps? activities of a cell?
A. W, X, Y, Z A. Nucleus
B. Y, X, Z, W B. Cytoplasm
C. Y, Z, W, X C. Cell membrane
D. Y, W, X, Z D. Cell wall

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8. Which of the following cell B. Cell wall

structures carries out C. Vacuole
photosynthesis in a leaf cell? D. Chloroplast
A. Nucleus
B. Cell wall 10. Which of the following
C. Cytoplasm structures is not found in
D. Chloroplast animal cells?
A. Nucleus
9. Which of the following is B. Cell wall
found in both a human skin C. Cytoplasm
and an onion cell? D. Chloroplast
A. Nucleus

Section B

1. Label the diagram of microscope shown below with the words given to help
you.

Mirror Objective lens Coarse focus knob Diaphragm

Fine focus knob Eyepiece

2. State the function of each part of a microscope listed below.

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2. (a) Diagram 1 shows a plant cell

A
F

E
B

Label the following with either A, B, C, D, E and F.

Cell wall
Cell membrane
Vacuole
Nucleus
Chloroplast
Cytoplasm

(b) Diagram 2 shows a animal cell

Label the animal cell with this structures.

Cell membrane Cytoplasm Nucleus

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Name : __________________ Form : ____________

EXERCISE 2 Date : _____________

Section A

1. Which of the following is a

correct technique in using a
microscope?
X
A. Closing one eye when
looking through the Y
eyepiece.
B. Cleaning the objective Z
lenses with distilled water
after use.
C. Adjusting the coarse focus
knob, then the fine focus Which of the following
knob in order to get a represents X, Y and Z?
sharp image.
D. Using the high power X Y Z
objective lens to look at A Cytoplasm Cell Nucleus
the slide before using the membrane
low power objective lens. B Cell Nucleus Cytoplasm
membrane
C Cell Cytoplasm Nucleus
2. Which of the following membrane
statements about an animal D Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell
cell is correct? membrane
A. Contain one or more large
vacuoles 5. Which of the following is
B. Has a cell wall incorrectly paired?
C. Has chloroplasts A. Nucleus Controls all
D. Does not have a definite activities of the cell
shape B. Chloroplast Makes
food
3. Protoplasm refers to C. Cell wall Gives the cell
A. The cytoplasm, nucleus a definite shape
and the cell membrane D. Vacuole Supplies
B. The cytoplasm and the cell water to the cell
membrane
C. The cytoplasm and the 6. Which of the following parts of
nucleus a plant cell is responsible for
D. The nucleus and the cell making food?
membrane A. Vacuole
B. Chloroplast
4. Diagram 1 shows the C. Nucleus
structure of an animal cell. D. Cell wall

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7. Which of the following is 8. Which part contains cell sap?

paired incorrectly? A. A
B. B
Plant Cell Animal Cell C. C
A Has a large Does not D. D
vacuole have a
vacuole
9. What is part E?
B Has a cell wall Does not
have a cell A. Cell wall
wall B. Nucleus
C Does not have Has C. Vacuole
chloroplasts chloroplasts D. Chloroplast
D Has a fixed Does not
shape have a fixed
shape
10. Which of the following cannot
be found in an animal cell?
Question 8- 10 are based on the A. A and F
diagram below. B. D and E
C. B and F
D. A and C
A
F

E
B

Section B

1. Label the diagram of microscope shown below with the words given to help
you.

Mirror Objective lens Coarse focus knob Fine focus knob Eyepiece

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2. Complete the concept map below to show the similarities and the differences
between an animal cell and a plant cell.

Similarities

(a) __________________________________
Animal cell (b) __________________________________ Plant cell
(c) __________________________________

Differences

(d) Shape (e)

(f) Cell wall (g)
(h) Chloroplasts (i)
(j) Vacuoles (k)

3. State the function for the following structures?

Structure Function
Nucleus
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Vacuole
Chloroplasts
Cytoplasm

4. Diagram 1 shows two types of cells.

Cell W Cell X

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a. Name the type of cell for each cell shown above.

i. Cell W : _______________________________________________
ii. Cell X : _______________________________________________

b. Which of the cells can carry out the photosynthesis?

________________________________________________________

c. Give one reason for your answer in 1 (b)

________________________________________________________

d. Cell W has no definite shape. Give one reason for this.

________________________________________________________

e. State the function of structures K and L.

i. K : ___________________________________________________
ii. L : ___________________________________________________

5. The diagram shows a cell of a green leaf under the microscope and is drawn
by a student.

1. What is not shown in the diagram.

___________________________________________________________

2. Explain the function of this part to the plant.

___________________________________________________________

3. Mark the nucleus with an X.

4. What is the part marked P?

___________________________________________________________

5. Name and label the vacuole.

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Name : __________________ Form : ____________

EXERCISE 3 Date : _____________

Section A

1. Diagram 1 shows a cell 4. Diagram 2 shows the

structure. structure of a cell.

Diagram 2
Which of the following
structures controls the flow of Which of the following
substances in and out of the organisms does not have this
cell? type of cell?
A. Cell membrane I Mushroom
B. Cell wall II Cockroach
C. Cytoplasm III Hydra
D. Nucleus A. I and II only
B. I and III only
2. The information below shows C. II and III only
the function of a cell structure. D. I, II and III
Control all the activities in the cell 5. Diagram 3 shows a plant cell.

Which of the following cell

structures has the above
function?
A. Chloroplasts
B. Nucleus Diagram 3
C. Vacuole
D. Cytoplasm What is the function of X?
A. To store food in the form
3. What is the similarity of a solution
between the cheek cell and B. To control the activities
the onion cell? of the cell
A. They have vacuole. C. To control the movement
B. They have chloroplasts of liquid in the cell
C. They have cell wall. D. To absorb sunlight
D. They have cytoplasm. during photosynthesis

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6. Which of the following is a

unicellular organism?

10. Which of the following is not a

microorganism?
A. Yeast
B. Euglena
C. Earthworm
D. Paramecium

11. which of the following is a

7. Which of the following groups multicelular organism?
consists of only multicellullar A. Yeast
organisms? B. Amoeba
A. Hydra, Amoeba, hibiscus C. Euglena
plant D. Spirogyra
B. Spirogyra, balsam plant,
mosquito
C. Paramecium, cat, Amoeba
rambutan tree Euglena
D. Orchid plant, Euglena, Paramecium
Yeast Chlamydomonas
8. Which of the following
statements is true about 12. The above information is a list
multicellular organisms? of four organisms. These
A. All plants are organisms are
multicellular organisms. A. multicellular organisms
B. All animals are B. unicellular organisms
multicellular organisms. C. multicellular
C. Paddy is a multicellular microorganisms
organism. D. photosynthetic
D. All multicellular microorganisms
organisms live on land.
13. Which of the following
9. Which of the following is not a organisms are multicellular
unicellular organism? organisms?
I Mucor
II Hydra
III Yeast

A. I, II and III
B. I and II only
C. II and III only
D. I only

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Section B

1. Diagram 1 shows cell M and N.

Diagram 1

(a) State the name of cell M and N.

(i) Cell M : __________________________________________________
(ii) Cell N : __________________________________________________

Structure Q controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell.

(b) Label structure Q on cell M and cell N.

(c) Complete Table 1 by naming and stating the function of structure R and
S.

Structure Name of structure Function of structure

R

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Name : __________________ Form : ____________

EXERCISE 4 Date : _____________

Section A

Cell Tissue P System Organism

1. The above information shows 5. A group of organs that

the different levels of cellular performs one function is
organization in a living thing. known as a
Which of the following is an A. system
example of P? B. organ
A. Lungs C. tissue
B. Eardrum D. cell
C. Blood plasma
D. Blot platelets 6. Which of the following is an
example of a group of cells
2. Living things made up of only that protect our body from
one cell are called injury?
A. Organisms A. Epithelium
B. Small organisms B. Blood
C. Unicellular organisms C. Muscle
D. Multicellular organisms D. Endocrine organ

3. Which of the following is a 7. Diagram 1 shows a flow chart.

unicellular organism?
A. Spirogyra Cell P Q
B. Hydra
C. Bacteria
Organism R
D. Human

4. Which of the following organs

make up the respiratory P Q R
system? A Tissue Organ System
A. Stomach, intestine, liver B Organ Tissue System
and pancreas C Tissue System Organ
B. Kidney, liver and urinary D System Organ Tissue
bladder
C. Heart and blood vessels 8. Which of the following human
D. Nose, trachea and lungs. systems is responsible for
transporting oxygen and
digested food?
A. Digestive system
B. Respiratory system

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C. Circulatory system performing the same

D. Nervous system functions?
A. Epithelium
B. Digestive system
C. Reproductive system
9. The human heart is an D. Respiratory system
example of
A. a cell 12. Which of the following are
B. a tissue human excretory system?
C. an organ A. Kidneys, lungs and skin
D. a system B. Nose
C. Sweat glands
10. Diagram 2 shows a human D. Mouth
system.
13. An example of an organ in
humans is the
A. Nerve
B. Kidney
C. Muscle
D. Digestive

14. A group of cells that performs

the same function is known as
A. An. Organ
Diagram 2 B. A system
C. A tissue
What is the system shown in D. A nucleus
Diagram 2?
A. Reproductive system 15. Which of the following
B. Excerotory system systems is directly connected
C. Nervous system to the brain?
D. Digestive system A. Skeletal
B. Respiratory
C. Circulatory
11. Which of the following D. Nervous
represents a group of cells

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Section B

1. Label the following diagrams of animal and plant cells.

Cell wall Cytoplasm Chloroplast Vacuole

Nucleus Cell membrane

2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words.

Cell membrane Paramecium cells chlorophyll

Nucleus basic unit Amoeba photosynthesis

(a) A cell is a __________________ of life.

(b) All living things consist of ______________.
(c) The ______________ controls all activities in a cell.
(d) The __________________ covers the whole living cells.
(e) Chloroplast has _____________ which absorb light during
______________.
(f) Vacuole is found in low level animals like ______________ and
_______________.

3. Name the cell structures according to the given functions.

Function Cell structure

(a) Controls the movement of substances in and out of
the cell.

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(b) Place where chemical processes occur

(c) Control all activities in the cell
(d) Contains chlorophyll which absorb sunlight.
(e) Protects and give the shape for the cell.

4. Classify the given organisms into suitable groups.

Amoeba Pleurococcus Fish Spirogyra

Hydra Euglena Chlamydomonas Bacteria
Moss Tiger Yeast Mould

Organism

Unicellular Multicellular

5. Mark (T) for the correct statements and (F) for wrong statements about types
of cells and their functions.

(a) Red blood cells carry oxygen.

(b) Skin cells help to absorb water.
(c) Muscle cells help body movement.
(d) White blood cells protect the body from bacterial attack.
(e) Platelets transport food.
(f) Nerve cells bring impulses.

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6. Match the correct term for each of the following cell organizations.

Tissue Cell System Organ Organism

i. Basic unit for all living things.

ii. A group of cells of the same type carrying out the same function.
iii. One or more organs working together to carry out specific functions.
iv. Consisting of two or more types of tissue working together.
v. Consisting of all systems working together.

7. Classify the following organs into systems listed below.

Heart Kidneys Joint Spinal cord Nerve fibre

Bone Brain Cartilage Testis Stomach
Blood vessels Skin Urinary bladder Mouth Ovary
Uterus Nose Lungs Trachea Intestine

System

Respiratory 2. Digestive
Diagram Reproductive
2 shows different Nervous
types of organisms. Excretory Skeletal Blood
circulatory

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Diagram 2

(a) Name the organisms shown above.

P : ________________________________________________________
Q : ________________________________________________________
R : ________________________________________________________
S : ________________________________________________________

(b) What is meant by

(i) Unicellular organisms : _____________________________________
(ii) Multicellular organisms : ____________________________________

(c) Classify the organisms according to their groups.

(i) Unicellular organisms : _____________________________________
(ii) Multicellular organisms : ____________________________________

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