Cambridge IGCSE Biology · 0610
Cell structure & organisation
Animal and plant cells, specialised cells, and how organisms are organised. Answer these 7 exam-style questions and get each one marked against the mark scheme — with the misconceptions it tests. No account needed to start.
Exam-style questions0 / 7 answered
The basic unit of all living organisms is the:
Cells are typically measured in:
State the typical unit used to measure cells.3 marks
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Explain the difference between a unicellular and a multicellular organism, giving one example of each.4 marks
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We catch common misconceptions, not just marks.
Approximately how many cells are in a human body?2 marks
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We catch common misconceptions, not just marks.
Command word · State and explainAnswer exactly what this instruction asks for — nothing less scores.
State the typical unit used to measure cells and explain why metres or centimetres are unsuitable. [2 marks]2 marks
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We catch common misconceptions, not just marks.
State the function of the nucleus.4 marks
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We catch common misconceptions, not just marks.