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Froggy Jumps Cell Organelles MasteryOnline version Organelle roles & faults by Erica Carrillo 1 What is the primary role of the nucleus in a cell? a It houses DNA and controls gene expression b It produces ATP for energy c It detoxifies harmful substances only 2 What happens if ribosomes malfunction? a Protein synthesis slows or stops b DNA replication increases c Membranes become rigid 3 Mitochondria are best known for what function? a Producing ATP (cell energy) b Storing genetic material c Directing protein folding 4 Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) mainly does what? a Stores calcium ions b Synthesizes and folds proteins to be secreted or sent to other organelles c Breaks down toxins in the cell 5 What happens if the Golgi apparatus is damaged? a Proteins aren’t sorted and shipped correctly b Chloroplasts stop photosynthesis c DNA replication halts 6 Lysosomes are important for what function? a Synthesis of ribosomal RNA b Energy production for the cell c Digestive enzymes break down waste inside the cell 7 What is a key role of plant cell vacuoles? a Maintain turgor pressure and store substances b Generate ATP as a primary source c Conduct photosynthesis directly 8 Chloroplasts enable which essential process in plants? a Photosynthesis converts light energy to chemical energy b Protein synthesis in the cytoplasm c Cellular respiration exclusively in plants 9 Peroxisomes help with what metabolic task? a Break down fatty acids and detoxify harmful substances b Synthesize ribosomes c Store genetic information 10 If the cytoskeleton is disrupted, what major issue arises? a Nuclear DNA becomes unstable b Intracellular transport and cell shape maintenance are affected c Protein synthesis stops entirely

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Cell Organelles MasteryOnline version

Organelle roles & faults

by Erica Carrillo

What is the primary role of the nucleus in a cell?

It houses DNA and controls gene expression

It produces ATP for energy

It detoxifies harmful substances only

What happens if ribosomes malfunction?

Protein synthesis slows or stops

DNA replication increases

Membranes become rigid

Mitochondria are best known for what function?

Producing ATP (cell energy)

Storing genetic material

Directing protein folding

Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) mainly does what?

Stores calcium ions

Synthesizes and folds proteins to be secreted or sent to other organelles

Breaks down toxins in the cell

What happens if the Golgi apparatus is damaged?

Proteins aren’t sorted and shipped correctly

Chloroplasts stop photosynthesis

DNA replication halts

Lysosomes are important for what function?

Synthesis of ribosomal RNA

Energy production for the cell

Digestive enzymes break down waste inside the cell

What is a key role of plant cell vacuoles?

Maintain turgor pressure and store substances

Generate ATP as a primary source

Conduct photosynthesis directly

Chloroplasts enable which essential process in plants?

Photosynthesis converts light energy to chemical energy

Protein synthesis in the cytoplasm

Cellular respiration exclusively in plants

Peroxisomes help with what metabolic task?

Break down fatty acids and detoxify harmful substances

Synthesize ribosomes

Store genetic information

If the cytoskeleton is disrupted, what major issue arises?

Nuclear DNA becomes unstable

Intracellular transport and cell shape maintenance are affected

Protein synthesis stops entirely

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What is the primary role of the nucleus in a cell?

What happens if ribosomes malfunction?

Mitochondria are best known for what function?

Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) mainly does what?

What happens if the Golgi apparatus is damaged?

Lysosomes are important for what function?

What is a key role of plant cell vacuoles?

Chloroplasts enable which essential process in plants?

Peroxisomes help with what metabolic task?

If the cytoskeleton is disrupted, what major issue arises?

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