Cells & Microscopes: The Tiny World
Every living thing is built from cells. Peer through the microscope at nuclei, membranes, and the difference between plant and animal cells.
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What did Robert Hooke see and name when he looked at cork under a microscope?Tap an answer
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- All living things are made of one or more cells.True / False
- Which green structures let plant cells capture sunlight?Multiple Choice
- What is the job of the cell membrane?Multiple Choice
- What is the jelly-like substance filling a cell, where organelles float? (one word)Type Answer
- Bacteria are single-celled organisms with no nucleus.True / False
- A microscope described as 400x makes objects appear...Multiple Choice
- Why do scientists often add a stain such as iodine to a slide?Multiple Choice
- What is the thin square of glass placed over a specimen called?Multiple Choice
- Which organelle is often called the powerhouse of the cell, releasing energy from food? (one word)Type Answer
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