ACTIVITY 1.

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Conclusion:
Guide Questions:
1. What is the function of chloroplast in plant cell? Why is it absent in animal cells?

2. What does the cell wall serve in a plant cell?

3. Are animal cells and plant cells eukaryotic or prokaryotic? Why do you say so?

4. What structures (organelles) do both plant and animal cells have in common?

5. What structures (organelles) do plant cells have that animal cells do not have?

6. Compare the size and shape of plant and animal cells.

7. Compare the size of plant and animal cells to that of bacterial cells.

8. Are bacterial cells eukaryotic or prokaryotic? Explain your answer.

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Conclusion:
Guide Questions:
1. What cellular structures do both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells have in common?

2. What organelles do eukaryotic cells have that are not found in prokaryotic cells?

3. In terms of physical features (eg. Size and shape), how do these two types of cells differ?

4. Are all prokaryotes unicellular? Can they be multicellular?

5. Cite examples of organisms that are prokaryotes.

6. Aside from the species that you have examined, what are the samples of single-celled eukaryotic
organisms?
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Organelle Nicknames

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Guide Questions:
1. Organelles work together to sustain the overall function of the cell and maintain homeostasis (state of
balance). Predict what would happen if one of the organelles was removed. How would that affect
the survival and efficiency of the cell?

2. Among the cellular structures described in the activity, which organelles are parts of the
endomembrane system?

3. What distinct organelles perform energy transformations?

4. What are the other organelles that were not included in the activity? Specify the function.
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Looking for your Resemblance

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Character Observable traits Father Mother Offspring

(Me)
a. Widow’s peak
1. Hairline
b. Straight

a. Unattached
2. Earlobes Earlobes
b. Attached
Earlobes
3. Color of Skin a. Light or fair

b. Dark

4. Dimple a. Present

b. Absent

5. Handedness a. Right-handed

b. Left-handed

6. Chin a. Cleft Chin

b. Straight Chin

Conclusion:

Guide Questions:
1. Who among your family members looks similar to you?

2. Who has the most number of differences with you?

3. Which character states do you have in common with your father?

4. Which character states do you have in common with your mother?

5. Can two parents with dominant characters produce an offspring with a recessive character?