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Froggy Jumps Cell Systems for Homeostasis-CER PrepOnline version Explain how cell parts work together by Harris, Sherita 1 Which organelles work together with the nucleus to synthesize and process proteins for cellular function? a Golgi apparatus and lysosomes b Nucleus, ribosomes, and endoplasmic reticulum c Mitochondria and chloroplasts 2 What role does the Golgi apparatus play in maintaining cellular homeostasis? a Breaks down glucose for energy b Stores genetic material c Modifies, sorts, and packages proteins for delivery 3 How do mitochondria and lysosomes cooperate to meet cellular needs? a Ribosomes transport nutrients across membranes b Mitochondria provide energy; lysosomes recycle waste c Chloroplasts power protein synthesis 4 How does the cell membrane contribute to homeostasis under changing external conditions? a It regulates transport and signaling across the boundary b It stores genetic information c It performs photosynthesis 5 In plant cells, how do chloroplasts and mitochondria coordinate energy use? a Chloroplasts capture light energy; mitochondria release usable energy b Chloroplasts store DNA; mitochondria store water c Chloroplasts detoxify; mitochondria synthesize proteins 6 What is the ER's role in maintaining cellular homeostasis? a Drive cell division b Synthesis of proteins and lipids; hormone and toxin processing c Store genetic material 7 How do vacuoles contribute to plant cell stability and homeostasis? a Convert sunlight into energy b Catalyze protein synthesis c Maintain turgor pressure and store nutrients/waste 8 How do lysosomes differ from vacuoles in their roles? a Lysosomes generate energy; vacuoles regulate ions b Lysosomes digest waste; vacuoles store substances c Lysosomes synthesize proteins; vacuoles detoxify 9 How does the cytoplasm support metabolic processes for homeostasis? a It stores genetic material b It hosts many enzymatic reactions and transports molecules c It generates nerve impulses 10 Which statement best describes how organelles maintain homeostasis in both animal and plant cells? a Only plant cells perform homeostasis b Only nucleus controls all functions c Coordinated transport, energy production, and waste management across organelles

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Cell Systems for Homeostasis-CER PrepOnline version

by Harris, Sherita

Which organelles work together with the nucleus to synthesize and process proteins for cellular function?

What role does the Golgi apparatus play in maintaining cellular homeostasis?

How do mitochondria and lysosomes cooperate to meet cellular needs?

How does the cell membrane contribute to homeostasis under changing external conditions?

In plant cells, how do chloroplasts and mitochondria coordinate energy use?

What is the ER's role in maintaining cellular homeostasis?

How do vacuoles contribute to plant cell stability and homeostasis?

How do lysosomes differ from vacuoles in their roles?

How does the cytoplasm support metabolic processes for homeostasis?

Which statement best describes how organelles maintain homeostasis in both animal and plant cells?