True, A cell is the basic unit that composes living things., Cells undergo division to form new cells., Plant cells have a cell wall., The cell membrane controls the flow of materials in and out of the cell., The nucleus controls all activities in the cell., Cytoplasm is where chemical reactions occur., Mitochondria produce energy for reactions., Chloroplasts absorb sunlight for photosynthesis., Plant cells have a fixed shape., Animal cells have no fixed shape., Both animal cells and plant cells have a nucleus., Both animal cells and plant cells have mitochondria., Multicellular organisms consist of more than one cell., Amoeba and Paramecium are unicellular organisms., Euglena has both plant and animal characteristics., Nerve cells carry information in the form of impulses., Red blood cells contain haemoglobin to transport oxygen., White blood cells destroy foreign particles., Muscle cells contract and relax to enable movement., Epithelial cells form a layer that protects organs in the body., Epidermal cells in plants help reduce water loss., Palisade cells contain chlorophyll for photosynthesis., The order of cell organisation is cell → tissue → organ → system → organism., False, Cells do not carry out life functions., Animal cells have chloroplasts., Vacuoles are found in animal cells but not in plant cells., Unicellular organisms consist of more than one cell., Humans are examples of unicellular organisms., Red blood cells have a nucleus., Root hair cells decrease the surface area for water absorption.

Cell – Structure, Function and Organisation

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