Microscope Lab Follow Up Questions

Name ____________________________________________ Date ______________ Period _____
Microscope Lab Follow-up Questions
Directions:
Use the pictures from the Microscope Labs, your Notebook, and a Chromebook to answer the
questions and complete the tasks in each section of this assignment.
PLANT LAB
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1A = Tea tree=
Camellia sinensis
1B = Tulip =
Tulipa gesneriana
2A = Wheat =
Triticum aestivum
2B = Basswood tree=
Tilia americana
3A = Blue fleabane =
Erigeron acris
3B = Garlic =
Allium sativum
On one of the microscope pictures at the top of this page, color the dermal tissue red.
On one of the microscope pictures at the top of the page, color the ground tissue green.
On one of the microscope pictures at the top of the page, color the vascular tissue blue.
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Tea tree
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Organ system
Organ
Leaf
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Tulip
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Organ system
Organ
Ovary
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Wheat
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Organ system
Organ
Stem
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Basswood tree
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Organ system
Organ
Lateral root
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Blue fleabane
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Organ system
Organ
Anther
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Garlic
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Organ system
Organ
Root cap
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1. In animals, the respiratory system is responsible for
exchanging gases with the environment. What organ
system of a plant has the same function?
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2. One of the functions of the shoot system and the leaf is
to make food (sugar) for the plant. What organelle
would you expect to find a lot of in the cells of these
structures that would allow them to do that?
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3. The circulatory system transports materials around the
body through a series of tubes (veins and arteries).
What organ system has this same job in plants?
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4. What type of tissue would you expect to find a lot of in
the system from your answer to question 3 that allows it
to have this function?
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5. The shoot system of a plant provides support for the
body and gives the plant its overall shape. What
organelle does this for the cells of a plant?
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6. The root system of a plant absorbs and stores water for
the plant to use later. What organelle would it need to
do this job?
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7. The root system also stores a large amount of the
minerals it absorbs from the soil. What type of tissue
would you expect to find a lot of in this system that allow
it to do this job?
BACTERIA, PROTIST, AND FUNGUS LAB
4A = Oscillatoria bacteria =
Oscillatoria princeps
4B = Tuberculosis bacteria =
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
5A = Shaggy ink cap mushroom =
Coprinus comatus
5B = Black Mold =
Aspergillus niger
9A = Mixed protozoa =
Multiple species shown
9B = Paramecium =
Paramecium caudatum
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On either picture 5A or 5B on the previous page, color the mycelium red.
On either picture 4A or 4B on the previous page, color a colony green.
On either picture 9A or 9B on the previous page, color the nucleus blue.
On either picture 9A or 9B on the previous page, color the cytoplasm yellow.
On either picture 9A or 9B on the previous page, color the cell membrane purple.
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8. The nervous system senses changes in the environment
and allows the organism to adapt. What organelle does
this for bacteria and archaea cells?
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9. The muscular system helps animals move. Name 2
organelles that help cells of bacteria, archaea, and
protists move.
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10. The excretory system in animals helps them get rid of
excess water and wastes. What organelle helps a
protist do this same job?
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11. The digestive system of an animal holds and breaks
down food into simpler substances to be used by the
cells of the body. What 2 organelles does a protist use
to do this same job?
ANIMAL LAB
6A = Pig =
Sus scrofa
6B = White-headed Capuchin Monkey =
Cebus capucinus
7A = Human =
Homo sapiens
7B = Bullfrog =
Lithobates catesbeianus
8A = Cat =
Felis catus
8B = Cow =
Bos taurus
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On one of the microscope pictures on the previous page, color the epithelial tissue red.
On one of the microscope pictures on the previous page, color the connective tissue green.
On one of the microscope pictures on the previous page, color the muscle tissue blue.
On one of the microscope pictures on the previous page, color the nervous tissue yellow.
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Pig
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Organ system
Organ
Fallopian tube
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Capuchin monkey
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Organ system
Organ
Large intestine
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Human
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N/A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Organ system
Organ
Skin
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Bullfrog
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Organ system
Organ
Radius bone
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Cat
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N/A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Organ system
Organ
Kidney
Level of
Organization
Name of Structure
Function(s) of Structure
Organism
Cow
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - N/A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Organ system
Organ
Spinal cord
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12. The digestive system breaks food into simpler
substances (like amino acids) for cells to use. Amino
acids are hooked together to make proteins. What
organelle would you expect to find a lot of in a cell that
was doing this?
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13. The circulatory system transports materials around the
body through a series of tubes (veins and arteries).
Name an organelle does the same job within a cell.
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14. The lymphatic/immune system helps destroy harmful
bacteria. What organelle would it need to do this job?
15. The integumentary system is mostly made up of your
skin. This forms a flexible barrier between the inside
and outside of your body. What organelle does this
same job for the cell?
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16. What type of tissue would you expect to find a lot of in
the integumentary system that would allow it to do its
job?
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17. In order to do its job of helping an animal move, the
muscle cells require a lot of energy (ATP). What
organelle would it need a lot of to provide this energy?
Summary Questions
18. We focused mainly on the organs and organ systems of plants and animals in this lab. Why
didn’t we look at any bacteria or archaea organs or organ systems? ______________________
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19. The skeletal system and the cell wall have very similar functions. Explain why you would not find
cell walls in the bone cells of the skeletal system. _____________________________________
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20. Were the cells you looked at in this lab stem cells or specialized cells? How can you tell?
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