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Test your knowledge of cell parts and differences.

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Test your knowledge of cell parts and differences.

by Nick Sproul
1

What is the nucleus?

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What mainly distinguishes eukaryotes from prokaryotes?

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What is chromatin?

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What is the nucleolus responsible for?

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Which statement about rough ER is true?

6

Golgi apparatus function?

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Lysosome function?

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Mitochondria are mainly involved in?

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Chloroplasts are responsible for?

10

Which feature is typical of plant cells but not animal cells?

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Which organelle houses the cell's genetic material in eukaryotes?

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What is the dense region inside the nucleus where ribosomal RNA is synthesized?

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Which structure surrounds the nucleus and controls traffic with the cytoplasm?

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What are the membrane-bound sacs involved in protein and lipid processing called?

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Which ER has ribosomes on its surface and synthesizes proteins?

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Which ER lacks ribosomes and is involved in lipid synthesis?

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What small sacs modify, sort, and package proteins for secretion?

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Which organelle is the cell’s digestive system, breaking down waste?

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What organelle stores water and maintains turgor in plants?

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Which organelle is the powerhouse of the cell?

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Which organelle conducts photosynthesis in plants and algae?

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What structure supports cell shape and enables movement in the cytoplasm?

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Which rigid layer gives plant cells their shape and protection?

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What are membrane-bound organelles responsible for protein synthesis?

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What term describes a cell without a nucleus, such as bacteria?

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Which term describes a cell with a nucleus, such as plant and animal cells?

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Which cell type lacks a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles?

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Which structure contains plant cell DNA and is bounded by a double membrane?

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What forms from a stack of flattened sacs and receives vesicles from ER?

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The nucleus contains the genome; nucleolus makes rRNA inside the nucleus, ribosomes are outside or on rough ER, chloroplasts are photosynthetic organelles.

The nucleolus synthesizes rRNA; nucleoid is bacterial DNA area; nuclear envelope surrounds the nucleus; cytoskeleton provides structure.

The nuclear envelope is a double membrane with pores; ribosomes are protein factories, Golgi processes and ships, vesicles transport materials.

ER is a network of membranes; lysosomes digest, cytoskeleton provides support.

Rough ER has ribosomes; smooth ER lacks them and makes lipids; Golgi packages proteins; vesicles transport materials.

Smooth ER processes lipids; rough ER synthesizes proteins; mitochondria produce energy; nucleolus is inside nucleus.

Golgi modifies and ships; lysosomes digest; ribosomes synthesize; centrioles organize microtubules.

Lysosomes digest; vesicles transport; chloroplasts photosynthesize; nucleus houses DNA.

Central vacuole stores water; mitochondria generate energy; rough ER synthesizes proteins; nucleolus makes rRNA.

Mitochondria produce ATP; chloroplasts perform photosynthesis in plants; Golgi packages, ribosomes synthesize.

Chloroplasts capture light energy; mitochondria generate ATP; ribosomes synthesize proteins; lysosomes digest.

Cytoskeleton provides structure and movement; cell wall is rigid in plants; Golgi processes; chloroplasts photosynthesize.

Cell wall provides rigidity; nucleus stores DNA; ribosomes make proteins; nuclear envelope surrounds nucleus.

Ribosomes synthesize proteins; vesicles transport; chloroplasts photosynthesize; lysosomes digest.

Prokaryotes lack a true nucleus; eukaryotes have a nucleus; nucleoid is bacterial DNA region, chloroplasts are organelles.

Eukaryotes have a nucleus; prokaryotes lack a defined nucleus; nucleoid is in prokaryotes; ribosomes exist in both.

Prokaryotes lack a true nucleus and organelles; eukaryotes have them; plant/animal cells are eukaryotic.

The nucleus contains DNA; nucleolus is inside nucleus; chloroplasts have DNA but are not nucleus; ribosomes synthesize proteins.

Golgi sorts and packages; lysosomes digest; mitochondria produce energy; ribosomes synthesize.

 
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