You scored 0%!
See what you got wrong
What is the function of a cell wall?
-
Structure and protection
-
Organizes DNA
-
Digests, recycles materials
-
Communication junction between adjoining cells
-
ATP formation
What is the function of the central vacuole?
-
ATP formation.
-
Protein synthesis.
-
Modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export or for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Increases the cell surface area, stores metabolic waste, water and nutrients.
What is the primary source of energy for the aerobic energy system?
-
Glucose
-
Creatine phosphate
-
Lactic acid
-
Fatty acids
What role do chloroplasts play?
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Cell contraction, movements, and structural support.
-
Assembly of subunits of ribosomes.
-
Photosynthesis
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
What is the role of nucleolus?
-
Modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export of for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
Protein synthesis.
-
Controls the substances going inside and out of the cell.
-
Assembly of Subunits of Ribosomes.
-
Photosynthesis
What is the role of ribosomes?
-
Protein synthesis
-
Modifies new polypeptide chains and synthesizes lipids
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
-
Cell contraction, movements, and structural support
-
ATP formation
What is the function of rough ER?
-
Modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export of for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
Digests, and recycles materials.
-
Assembly of subunits of ribosomes.
-
Communication junction between adjoining cells.
-
Protein synthesis, processing, and transport.
What is the function of smooth ER?
-
Communication junction between adjoining cells.
-
Organizes DNA.
-
Makes lipids, degrades fats, and inactivates toxins.
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Digests, and recycles materials.
What is the importance of the Golgi Body?
-
It modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export or for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
ATP formation.
-
Photosynthesis
-
Communication junction between adjoining cells.
-
Protein synthesis.
What role does the cytoskeleton play?
-
Structure and protection.
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Organizes DNA.
-
Makes lipids, degrades fats, and inactivates toxins
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
Nucleus plays an important role in ____________.
-
Digests, recycles materials
-
Organizing DNA
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Makes lipids, degrades fats and inactivates toxins.
Lysosome-Like Vesicle helps in _________.
-
Organizes and moves internal parts of the cell.
-
Photosynthesis
-
Makes lipids, degrades fats and inactivates toxins.
-
Digesting, and recycling the materials.
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
Mitochondrion helps in _______.
-
Digests, and recycles materials.
-
Organizes DNA.
-
Modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export or for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
ATP formation.
-
Structurally supports and gives shape to a cell. Moves the cell and its components.
Microtubules help in _____________.
-
Modifies, sorts, and ships lipids for export or for insertion into the cell membrane.
-
Organizes DNA.
-
Organizing and moving internal parts of the cell.
-
Makes lipids, degrades fats and inactivates toxins.
-
Assembly of subunits of ribosomes.
Microfilaments help in ______________.
-
Assembly of subunits of ribosomes.
-
Cell contraction, movements, and structural support.
-
Controls the substances going inside and out of the cell.
-
Organizes DNA.
-
Protein synthesis
Intermediate Filaments helps in __________.
-
Strengthening the cell.
-
Forms of ATP.
-
Cell contraction, movements, and structural support.
-
Digests, and recycles materials.
-
Modifies new polypeptide chains, synthesizes lipids.