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NIT 900.258.868-9. RESOLUCIN 04613 DE 2010
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Student________________________ Teacher Juan Carlos Carbono- Cristian Noriega .Date__________ Mark__________

Instructions: List of cell organelles and functions

1. Nucleus:

2. Nucleolus:

3. Chorosomes:

4. Mitochondria:

5. Ribosomes:

6. Endoplasmic Reticulum:

7. Golgi complex or apparatus:

8. Lysosome:
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Instructions : Complete each chart with the correct function.

Cell Membrane
Does this
Mitochondria

Endoplasmic
Chloroplast

Golgi body

Cytoplasm
Lysosome
Ribosome
Reticulum
organelle:

Cell wall

Vacuole
Nucleus

Vesicle
provide or harness
energy for the cell?
transport things for
the cell?

store things (water,

chemicals, waste)
for the cell?
protect the cell?

provide structure for

the cell?

make necessary
chemicals for the
cell?
contain DNA for the
cell?
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Instructions: Identify and list the functions of each cell

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Biblical Integration:
1.What gives man a value?
2. Why does God set moral standards?
3.Do you believe in God and His creation?
4. What is the difference between a trial and a temptation? (James 1)
5. Why would God choose to be silent?

Reading section
You may have heard of 3-D movies. You may have even seen one. The D in 3-D stands for dimensional. A dimension is a direction
that something can be measured. Flat things can be measured in two ways. They can be measured by length and by width. Thats
why flat things are sometimes called 2-D or two-dimensional. Three-dimensional things can be measured in three ways. They can
be measured by length and width like flat things. They can also be measured by their height. Height is what lets them come up off
the paper or the screen. Three-dimensional shapes in math are called solids.

Lets look at some of the most common solids.

Cube has six square sides. The sides are called faces.
A. rectangular prism has six sides that are all shaped like rectangles.
B. sphere is shaped like Earth. It is also like a playground ball.
C. square pyramid has a square on the bottom, and four triangle-shaped sides

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on the reading passage. Dont forget to go back to the passage if its
necessary

1) What is a dimension?
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2) How can flat, two-dimensional things be measured?
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3) What are three-dimensional shapes called in math
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4) What shape are the sides of a cube?
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5) What does a sphere look like?
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