Get ready for a biology MCQ quiz about cell organelle functions. Cell organelles are the subunits of a cell that play different roles. Did you know that the Mitochondria are some of the largest organelles within a cell, known as the powerhouse of a cell? Some other organelles include ribosomes, plasma membrane, nucleus, vacuoles, cytoskeleton, and centrioles. How many more See moredo you know and their roles? The quiz will help you find out!
This quiz covers all key organelles within eukaryotic cells and their specific functions, from synthesizing proteins to processing energy. You'll explore how the Golgi apparatus works with the ER, the role of lysosomes in waste processing, and much more. Enhance your understanding of cellular biology in a fun, interactive way. Dive deep into the cell's architecture and discover how these tiny structures enable life. Perfect for students looking to test their knowledge and learn efficiently!
The production of proteins
Water and oxygen entering the cell and waste products leaving the cell
The production of mitochondria
The production of chromatin
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DNA
Golgi body
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Mitochondria
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Energy factories
Passageways for materials to enter and leave the cell
Protein factories
A place where vesicles are produced
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Tissues, organs, organ systems
Organs, organ systems, organism
Organs, Organ functions, Organ systems
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Most cells look the same but perform different functions to keep you healthy.
Cells can be different from each other and are specialized to performs specific functions.
Your brain tissue is made of skin tissue which is part of the nervous system.
An organ system is made of tissues which perform specific functions.
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In bacteria the genetic material is located in the cytoplasm; in plant and animal cells the genetic material is found in the nuclei.
Genes in bacteria are bound by a membrane whereas genetic material in plant/animal cells is not bound by a membrane.
Plant and animal cells have genetic material which is easily exchanged between adjacent cells. Genetic material in bacteria has to stay in one location to keep the organism functioning properly.
Genetic material in bacteria and the cells of plants and animals is all in the same location.
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Mitochondria
Lysosomes
Vacuoles
Ribosomes
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Endoplasmic reticulum
Cytoplasm
Pores
Nuclear envelope
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