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Class 9 Science: Cell-The Fundamental Unit of Life Olympiad Questions

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UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPTS

When we see any living organisms in the world, they are made of cells. Whether there is a single cell or a type of multicellular cell, they perform their functions. The term cells refer to the unit's structure present in the living organisms. These are the cells that are made with pre-existing cells.

Organisms

The organisms are classified into two parts: unicellular organisms and multicellular organisms.

1. Unicellular organisms

  • Unicellular organisms are organisms that are made of single cells.
  • Unicellular organisms are organisms that are made of single cells.

2. Multicellular organisms

  • Multicellular organisms are organisms that are made of different parts of cells.
  • These cells form the different parts and functions of the organism.
  • Example: Fungi, animals.

Cell's shape

  • The cell's shape is very different as it depends on the function type it is made of. And each shape of the cell will perform various functions.
  • Example: WBC (White Blood Cells) or Amoeba.

Elements of cell

The cell comprises three different components: the plasma membrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm. These are discussed below:

  • The plasma membrane is an envelope type that covers the whole cell parts.
  • The cell will get separated from the external environment due to the plasma membrane.
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What is every living thing composed of?

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How do prokaryotic cells differ from eukaryotic cells?

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03

Which statement is NOT true, according to the cell theory?

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Which correctly describes where photosynthesis and respiration occur in plant cells?

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What component of the cell produces proteins?

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