Q2: Give two examples of each:
(a) Unicellular animals
(b) Unicellular plants
(c) Cell organelles
(d) Cell inclusions
(e) Stains which make the nucleus distinct.
Ans: (a) Unicellular animals — Amoeba, Paramecium
(b) Unicellular plants — Chlamydomonas, Diatoms
(c) Cell organelles — Mitochondria, Nucleus
(d) Cell inclusions — Pigments, Granules
(e) Stains which make the nucleus distinct — Iodine, Eosin.
Q3: Name the following:
(a) A plastid without pigment.
(b) A pigment which is not found in plastids.
(c) The orange-red pigment found in the chromoplast.
(d) Scattered Golgi complex, found in plant cells.
(e) Amoeboid blood cells of human body.
(f) The smallest cell of human body.
(g) Bean-shaped cells of stomata.
(h) The part of cytoplasm which is devoid of the organelles.
(i) The folds/finger-like projections from the inner wall of the mitochondria.
(j) The tubules of Golgi complex.
Ans: (a) Leucoplast
(b) Anthocyanin
(c) Carotene
(d) Dictyosomes
(e) White blood cells (WBCs)
(f) Red blood cells (RBCs)
(g) Guard cells
(h) Cytosol
(i) Cristae
(j) Cisternae
Q2: Distinguish between the following pairs:
(a) Plant cell and animal cell
(b) Cell wall and cell membrane
(c) Centrosome and chromosome
(d) Chloroplast and chromoplast
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(b) Cell Wall and Cell Membrane
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(c) Centrosome and Chromosome
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(d) Chloroplast and Chromoplast
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