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Tutorial 2-Woc - Cells (Question)

This document is a tutorial on cells for a World of Cell course. It covers prokaryotic cells, bacterial cells, and viruses. Regarding prokaryotic cells, it asks students to name the two domains of prokaryotes, where prokaryotes can be found, and describe three prokaryotic cell structures. It also asks students to state four main components shared by all prokaryotic cells. For bacterial cells, students are asked to name three basic bacterial shapes from a diagram and match labeled parts of the bacterial cell to their functions. Finally, it asks students to indicate with yes or no whether certain characteristics apply to viruses.

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Tutorial 2-Woc - Cells (Question)

This document is a tutorial on cells for a World of Cell course. It covers prokaryotic cells, bacterial cells, and viruses. Regarding prokaryotic cells, it asks students to name the two domains of prokaryotes, where prokaryotes can be found, and describe three prokaryotic cell structures. It also asks students to state four main components shared by all prokaryotic cells. For bacterial cells, students are asked to name three basic bacterial shapes from a diagram and match labeled parts of the bacterial cell to their functions. Finally, it asks students to indicate with yes or no whether certain characteristics apply to viruses.

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SBU1013 World of Cell Semester 1, 2016/2017

TUTORIAL 2: CELLS (25 MARKS)

Name:________________________ Student ID:___________________ Group:________

Part A: Prokaryotic cells

1. Name the two domains for prokaryotes. [2 marks]

1.
2.

2. Where can prokaryote be found? [1 marks]

3. Describe three structures of prokaryotic cells. [3 marks]

1.
2.
3.

4. State four main components shared by all of prokaryotic cells? [4 marks]


1.
2.
3.
4.
Part B: Bacterial Cells

1. Based on diagram above, name the three basic bacterial shapes. [3 marks]

1. 2. 3.

2. The diagram above shows the structures of bacteria (prokaryotic cell).

1
Write the name of each part labeled A, B, C, D, E, F and G of the bacterial cell. Match each part with its
function. [7 marks]

Label Part Function

A Moves the cell

B Site of protein synthesis

C Regulates movement of materials into


and out of the cell

D Carries genetic information // Location


of the cell’s DNA (genetic material)

E Protects the cell and assists in


attaching the cell to other surface

F Assist the cell in attaching to other


surface (cell-to-cell contact), which is
involved in reproduction and genetic
recombination.

G Protect the cell, give shape to the cell,


and to classify bacteria

Part C: Viruses

Listed are some features of microorganisms. Indicate with a ‘Yes’ or’ No” if such statement are found in the
viruses. [5 marks]

No. Characteristic Yes /No


1. Considered the only living organisms.
2. Do not have a cellular structure.
3. Genetic material made of one strand (DNA or RNA)
4. Genetic material enclosed in a plasma membrane
5. Do not own metabolism
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3

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