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    Cells

    Saraswati Vidya Niketan

    CAPE Biology

    Name: Form:

    Time: 1 hour

    Section A – Circle the letter next to the correct answer. (18 marks)
    Cells

    Fig. 1: Diagram of a cell

    The structure labelled X is an important site for


    (A) Synthesis of lipids
    (B) Synthesis of proteins
    (C) Packaging of proteins
    (D) Breakdown of food particles

    Which of the following structures present in this


    cell in Fig. 1, would NOT be present in a
    bacterium?
    (A) Ribosomes
    (B) Cytoplasm
    (C) Cell membrane
    (D) Nuclear membrane
    Cells
    Section B

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    Cells

    (a) Identify on the diagram any SIX (6) parts of the diagram labelled A to H. (6 marks)

    (b) If the photomicrograph in Figure 1 above has been magnified 100 times, what is the actual width of the

    specimen from X1 to X2. (2 marks)

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