SET 4: Vacuoles, Plastids & Cell Division
Introduction: This set covers vacuoles, plastids (chloroplasts, chromoplasts, leucoplasts), osmosis, and cell division processes. It includes questions on plant cell structure, membrane transport, and the differences between plant and animal cells.
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BIOLOGY | Cell-D
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Q1. Leucoplasts mainly store:
Q2. Plant cells usually have vacuoles that are:
Q3. Which substance is NOT stored in plant vacuoles?
Q4. Boiled potato cup does not show osmosis because:
Q5. Water gathers in sugar or salt potato cups due to:
Q6. Proteins are synthesised at:
Q7. The central vacuole in plant cells may occupy:
Q8. Proteins for cell membrane are synthesised in:
Q9. Lipids for cell membrane are synthesised in:
Q10. Yellow and orange pigments are present in:
Q11. Vacuoles store:
Q12. Plastids are similar in external structure to:
Q13. Amoeba obtains its food by:
Q14. If plasma membrane ruptures, the cell will:
Q15. Golgi apparatus absence will affect:
Q16. Which cell type has plastids?
Q17. Vacuoles help plants mainly by:
Q18. If the organisation of a cell is destroyed, the cell will:
Q19. Food vacuole in Amoeba contains:
Q20. Stroma is found inside:
Q21. Coloured plastids are called:
Q22. Cell is the fundamental unit of life because:
Q23. Gamete formation involves:
Q24. Which pigment is present in chloroplasts?
Q25. How many main types of plastids are there?
Q26. Vacuole in Amoeba is called:
Q27. Respiration is a function performed by:
Q28. Besides chlorophyll, chloroplasts also contain:
Q29. Vacuoles provide to plant cells:
Q30. Vacuoles are:
Q31. Vacuoles in unicellular organisms help in:
Q32. Osmosis is related to movement of:
Q33. Vacuoles in plant cells are filled with:
Q34. Chromoplasts containing chlorophyll are called:
Q35. Plastids are present only in:
Q36. The cell is called the basic structural unit because it:
Q37. The cell is called the basic functional unit because it:
Q38. Potato cup A is necessary to:
Q39. Which organelle is known as powerhouse of the cell?
Q40. Which two organelles contain their own genetic material?
Q41. The internal fluid material of chloroplast is called:
Q42. Which cell division is required for growth and repair?
Q43. Which organelle stores starch?
Q44. Cell structure and function depend on:
Q45. Like mitochondria, plastids also contain their own:
Q46. Lysosomes are called suicide bags because they:
Q47. Vacuoles in animal cells are generally:
Q48. Colourless plastids are known as:
Q49. Internal organisation of chloroplast consists of:
Q50. Chloroplasts are important for:
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