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Grade 4 Cell Analogy Worksheet

A science worksheet for Grade 4 students to learn about cell analogies and the functions of different cell parts.

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Grade 4 Cell Analogy Worksheet

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. Use what you know about cells and analogies to help you.

A cell is like a tiny city! Each part of the cell has a special job, just like different parts of a city. Let's explore some of these analogies.

1. The cell membrane is like the   of a city, controlling what goes in and out.

2. The nucleus is like the   of the city, sending instructions to all the other parts.

3. Mitochondria are like the   of the city, providing energy for everything to work.

4. The cytoplasm is like the   of the city, where all the other parts float around.

Match each cell part on the left with the best city analogy on the right.

1. Cell Wall

 

a. Power Plant

2. Chloroplast

 

b. City Hall/Brain

3. Nucleus

 

c. Solar Panels/Food Factory

4. Mitochondria

 

d. City Wall/Outer Boundary

1. Which part of an animal cell is like the skin of your body, protecting everything inside?

a

Nucleus

b

Cell Membrane

c

Mitochondria

d

Cytoplasm

2. A plant cell has a cell wall, which helps it keep its shape. What in a house is like a cell wall?

a

The roof

b

The walls

c

The windows

d

The furniture

1. The cell membrane is only found in plant cells.

T

True

F

False

2. Chloroplasts are like tiny solar panels because they make food using sunlight.

T

True

F

False

1. Imagine a cell is like a school. What part of the school would be like the nucleus? Why?

Look at the diagrams below. Label the parts of the plant and animal cells using the word bank.

Cell Wall
Cell Membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Vacuole
Plant Cell Diagram
Animal Cell Diagram