BILOGY LESSON 1

A detailed illustration of a microscope and various types of cells, including plant and animal cells, with a scientific background reflecting a biology theme.

Explore the Microcosm: Biology Quiz

Test your knowledge of cellular biology with our engaging quiz! Dive deep into the fascinating world of cells, microscopes, and the scientists who contributed to our understanding of life at the microscopic level.

Topics covered include:

The discovery of cells
Microscopic tools
Notable biologists and their contributions
Cellular structure and function

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExaminingCell300

Mostly consist of bacteria

Mostly consist of many types of cell

It is a basic and most usefool tools microscope

He is a dutch naturalist, he observed organism that he named as ANIMALCULES. He is also expert in grinding lenses and discovered microscope that can magnify up to 270x.

In 1831, he discovered nucleus in plant cell only.

He is an english scientist, who perceive cell by slicing a very thin piece of cork and observe under microscope.

He only saw the cell wall for cork cells are not alive.

He discovered cork cells and hooke's microscope

It is a word derived from latin word cella means small room

It means six-sided cell of a honeycomb

You can see the concept of cellulae and cells in this book

He is a french biologist, who discovered semi-transparent substance he called as sarcode, which later changed to protoplasm

He concluded that all plants are made up of cell

Concluded that animals are composed of cells

He states that "all living cells come from other existing cells"

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