All organisms are made of ___________., Some organisms are ___________, that means they only have one single cell. For example, bacteria and yeast., Which are the two types of microscopes we have learnt?, Which type of microscope is better if you want to observe organelles in detail?, Which is the function of the cell membrane?, Inside the cell there is a jelly-like substance called _____________., Small structures contained in the cytoplasm are called _____________., Which part of the cell is PARTIALLY PERMEABLE?, What is the nucleus?, Which organelles are found in plant cells but not in animal cells?, Which is the function of the cell wall?, Which part of the cell is FULLY PERMEABLE?, Which part of the cell is 70% water?, What is a vacuole?, What are vesicles?, Where can we find chloroplasts? What do they contain?, _____________ are the powerhouses of the cell., ______________ are the places where proteins are made., Do all cells have the same amount of mitochondria?, Do all types of cells contain a nucleus?, Which is the main function of the cell wall?, Do muscle cells have a lot of mitochondria?, Do plant cells contain a vacuole or more than one?, Are ribosomes part of all types of cells?, Is DNA contained in chromosomes?, Do animal cells contain chloroplasts? Why?, Where do metabolic reactions occur?, Can the human eye see all the different cells? Why?, _____________ cells are often regular in shape..

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