Types of Cell Tissue

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Types of Tissue

Quiz

1. 
How many chromosomes are in a sex cell?
2. 
What is the function of non keratinised compound epithelium?
3. 
Ciliated epithelium is found in?
4. 
A group of cells form?
5. 
Where does the cell receive its energy from?
6. 
Which one of the following is not contained within protoplasm?
7. 
Empty sacs with the cytoplasm are called?
8. 
The centrosome divides into 2 centrioles during which phase of mitosis?
9. 
What is a cell made of?
10. 
What is the first stage of mitosis?
11. 
What is the function of hyaline cartilage?
12. 
The reproduction of a sex cell is called?
13. 
Where does the formation of ATP take place?
14. 
What is the function of the nucleolus?
15. 
What is the main energy transporter within the cell?
16. 
The 'power houses' of the cell are known as?
17. 
The centre of the cell is called?
18. 
Which type of tissue contains fibrocytes and mast cells?
19. 
At the metaphase of mitosis?
20. 
Cuboidal epithelium is found in?
21. 
The spindle fibres disintegrate and the centrioles replicate during which phase of mitosis?
22. 
A group of tissues join to form?
23. 
Where can cytoplasm be found?
24. 
Human cells contain how many chromosomes?
25. 
Food is broken down and used for energy transfer within the cell in?
26. 
The 'protein factories' of a cell are called?
27. 
Define centrioles?
28. 
DNA can be found in?
29. 
Define adipose tissue?
30. 
The circulation of the cell is formed by?

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