Model Test -7

1. Read the information about the cold virus.

The virus that causes common colds is very small. It is not made of cells. It cannot
move itself, but it can get into the body through your nose if you breathe it in from the
air.
It enters cells in the nose, or in the tubes leading down to the lungs. Once it is inside a
cell, it reproduces to produce more viruses. This kills the cells and makes you feel ill.

a. Write down one piece of information that could be a reason for classifying the cold virus as a
living thing. 1
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b. Write down one piece of information that suggests that the cold virus is not a living thing. 1
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2. Draw one line from each cell structure to its function. 5

mitochondrion makes food using sunlight

nucleus controls what enters and leaves the cell

cell membrane controls the activity of the cell

chloroplast deliver oxygen to every parts of the body

Red blood cell releases energy from food

3.
a. Draw and labeling a Plant cell 3
b. Write down two difference between plant cell and animal cell 2
 4. a. 2

Plant cell A Plant cell B

Describe the difference between Plant cell A and Plant cell B
First
Difference…………………………………………………………………………………………
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Second
difference…………………………………………………………………………………………
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b.Suggest which cell comes from leaf. Explain your suggestion. 3

5.

The diagram shows a red blood cell.

Choose words from the list
You can use each word once, more than once or not at all 3

Capillaries cytoplasm food hemoglobin oxygen

a. Red blood cell contain a substance called………..this helps them to
carry………….around the body.
b. Red blood cell smaller than most cells. This helps them to squeeze through
the small blood vessels called ……..

6. Draw and label. Write the function of each. 15

a. Root hair cell
b. ciliated cell
c. Palisade cell