CAIE IGCSE Biology 2.1.4 Functions of Cell Structures Questions

Practise matching plant, animal and bacterial cell structures to their functions in diagrams, tables and specialised cells.

Syllabus
2026–2028
Course
Biology 0610

Exam points

  • link mitochondria to aerobic respiration and ribosomes to protein synthesis, including energy/ATP and protein-assembly contexts
  • distinguish membrane control of substance movement from cell-wall support and prevention of bursting
  • complete structure-function tables for nucleus, chloroplast, mitochondrion, vacuole and cell wall
  • state nucleus functions as storing genetic information and controlling cell activity
  • describe cytoplasm as the site of metabolic or chemical reactions in a cell

CAIE IGCSE Biology 2.1.4 Functions of Cell Structures Questions question 1

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In addition to sucrose, amino acids are also transported in plants.

State the name of the structures inside cells that assemble amino acids into proteins.

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