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    Biology Revision For Class 4 (Igcse)

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    The document contains a chapter about cells and organisms with multiple choice questions. It covers topics like cell structure and function, plant and animal cells, transport in plants, microorganisms, and tissues. Some key points addressed are: - The cell membrane controls substances entering and leaving the cell. - Plant cells contain cell walls and central vacuoles while animal cells do not. - Water is transported through the xylem of plant stems. - Microorganisms are living things too small to see without a microscope. - Tissues are groups of similar cells that make up organs.

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    Biology Revision For Class 4 (Igcse)

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    The document contains a chapter about cells and organisms with multiple choice questions. It covers topics like cell structure and function, plant and animal cells, transport in plants, microorganisms, and tissues. Some key points addressed are: - The cell membrane controls substances entering and leaving the cell. - Plant cells contain cell walls and central vacuoles while animal cells do not. - Water is transported through the xylem of plant stems. - Microorganisms are living things too small to see without a microscope. - Tissues are groups of similar cells that make up organs.

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    The document contains a chapter about cells and organisms with multiple choice questions. It covers topics like cell structure and function, plant and animal cells, transport in plants, microorganisms, and tissues. Some key points addressed are: - The cell membrane controls substances entering and leaving the cell. - Plant cells contain cell walls and central vacuoles while animal cells do not. - Water is transported through the xylem of plant stems. - Microorganisms are living things too small to see without a microscope. - Tissues are groups of similar cells that make up organs.

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    Biology Revision For Class 4 (Igcse)

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    The document contains a chapter about cells and organisms with multiple choice questions. It covers topics like cell structure and function, plant and animal cells, transport in plants, microorganisms, and tissues. Some key points addressed are: - The cell membrane controls substances entering and leaving the cell. - Plant cells contain cell walls and central vacuoles while animal cells do not. - Water is transported through the xylem of plant stems. - Microorganisms are living things too small to see without a microscope. - Tissues are groups of similar cells that make up organs.

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    CHAPTER 3: CELLS & ORGANISMS

    1.

    Which one of the following best describes the function of a cell membrane?
    (a) It keeps the cell in shape.
    (b) It controls the substances entering and leaving the cell.
    (c) It controls the substances entering the cell.
    (d) It supports the cell structures.

    2. Which of the following structures are


    (a) in plant and animal cells: ________________________________________________
    (b) in plant cells but not in animal cells: _______________________________________
    cell wall, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria, nucleus, central vacuole,
    chromosomes,
    cell sap
    3. Water is conducted through plant stems in
    (a) the xylem
    (b) vascular bundles
    (c) vessels
    (d) veins
    4. Which of the following statements is the most accurate?
    (a) Food can travel up the stem in the phloem.
    (b) Food can travel down the stem in the phloem.
    (c) Food can travel up or down the stem in the phloem.
    (d) Food can travel up or down the stem in the xylem.
    5. Characteristics to decide whether things are living or non-living.
    (a) _______________________________
    (b) _______________________________
    (c) _______________________________
    (d) _______________________________
    (e) _______________________________
    (f) _______________________________
    (g) _______________________________
    6. _________________________ are living things that are too small to see without

    microscope.
    7. These are example of micro-organism except
    (a) Algae
    (b) Protozoa
    (c) Fungi
    (d) Ant
    8. Pasteur showed that yeast converts sugar to ________, and bacteria convert sugar to
    other products such as ________.
    (a) alcohol, glucose
    (b) alcohol, lactic acid
    (c) glucose, alcohol
    (d) glucose, lactic acid
    9. These foods are made by using micro-organism except for
    (a) Cheese
    (b) Yoghurt
    (c) Bread
    (d) Ice-cream
    10. Complete this table to show one disease caused by each type of micro-organism.
    Micro-organism Disease caused
    fungi

    bacteria

    protozoa

    11. A collection of similar cells is known as

    How they get into the body?

    (a) Organs
    (b) Tissue
    (c) Cell
    (d) System
    12. Plant cell walls made up of ___________________.
    a.
    b.
    c.
    d.

    Chlorophyll
    Cytoplasm
    Nucleus
    Cellulose

    13.
    Name A-F
    A. ____________________________
    B. ____________________________
    C. ____________________________
    D. ____________________________
    E. ____________________________
    F. ____________________________

    ANSWER:
    1. (b)

    2 (a) Plant and animal cells have cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria, nucleus and
    chromosomes.
    (b) Only plant cells have a cell wall, central vacuole and cell sap.
    3 (c)
    4 (c)
    5. Movement, respiration, sensitivity, growth, reproduction, excretion and nutrition
    6. micro-organism
    7. D
    8. B
    9. D

    10.
    Micro-organism Disease caused
    fungi
    Ringworm
    Atheletes foot

    How they get into the body?


    The fungus spreads from head to head by
    touch or when people share brushes and
    combs.
    Infect moist skin between toes

    bacteria

    typhoid

    Harmful bacteria get into food or drink

    protozoa

    malaria

    Through mosquitoes

    11. B
    12 D

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