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Cell Specialisation (GCSE Biology)

The following is a GCSE Biology test covering 'Cell Specialisation' from the broader topic Cell Biology. The test is geared towards the AQA exam board style syllabus.
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Which structure in a plant is composed of several tissues working together and includes specialised cells carried out functions such as photosynthesis and transport?
Which specialised cells would you expect to find lining the small intestine to increase absorption of nutrients?
Which of these best describes a transfer (companion-like) cell found in some phloem tissues?
Which specialised plant cell type contains most air spaces to aid gas exchange?
Which cell type is specialised for rapid electrical communication over long distances in animals?
Which of the following is a correct adaptation of pollen (sperm-bearing) cells in flowering plants for their function?
Why do red blood cells in humans lack a nucleus when mature?
Which statement correctly matches a specialised cell to its main adaptation?
Which feature is typical of xylem vessels that helps them transport water?
Which of the following best describes cell differentiation?
Why might a scientist use staining (e.g., iodine) when observing specialised cells under a light microscope?