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Quiz: Examples of Specialised Cells

AQA GCSE Biology (8461)

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Welcome! You've already learned about cell types and their structures. Now, let's explore how cells become specialised to perform specific functions!

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Which of the following is a specialised cell in animals?

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Which of these are features of red blood cells? (Select all that apply)

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Nerve cells are adapted to carry electrical signals by having a long {{blank0}} and insulated {{blank1}}.

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What is the main function of a muscle cell?

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What are the adaptations of a root hair cell? (Select all that apply)

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The main job of a {{blank0}} cell is to carry oxygen around the body using the molecule {{blank1}}.

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Which specialised plant cell helps control the opening and closing of stomata?

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