A) stop enzyme production
B) affect the shape of the cell
C) affect water storage
D) affect destruction of unwanted bacteria
E) stop ATP synthesis
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A) Golgi apparatus
B) nucleus
C) lysosomes
D) smooth endoplasmic reticulum
E) rough endoplasmic reticulum
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A) whether the organelle contains its own DNA
B) whether the organelle converts solar energy into cellular energy
C) whether the organelle is found in plant cells
D) whether the organelle has multiple membranes
E) whether the organelle has a large internal surface area
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A) move proteins between the SER and the RER
B) move proteins between the endoplasmic reticulum and the Golgi apparatus
C) move proteins between the endoplasmic reticulum and the cell membrane
D) move proteins between the nucleus and the endoplasmic reticulum
E) move proteins between the nucleus and the Golgi apparatus
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A) the cell is the basic unit of life
B) all living things are made of cells
C) new cells arise only from preexisting cells
D) anything smaller than a cell is not alive
E) only eukaryotes are made of cells
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A) to provide structural support and shape
B) to make energy molecules
C) to break down old organelles
D) to carry genetic information
E) to produce and modify new proteins
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A) the volume stays the same but the surface area increases
B) the volume and surface area increase in equal amounts
C) the surface area stays the same but the volume increases
D) the volume increases more than the surface area
E) the surface area increases more than the volume
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A) to store DNA
B) to break down engulfed macromolecules and bacteria
C) to store nutrients and waste products
D) to produce proteins
E) to produce ATP
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A) breakdown of worn-out cell parts
B) cell division
C) cell movement
D) rebuilding of the cytoskeleton
E) secretion
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A) cytoplasm
B) nucleus
C) mitochondria
D) central vacuole
E) chloroplast
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A) production of ATP molecules
B) secretion of proteins to outside
C) creation of new cells
D) production of new cell proteins
E) transport of carbohydrates
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A) allow sunlight to penetrate easily and quicken photosynthesis
B) promote the concentration of chlorophyll molecules in one area
C) allow direct diffusion of glucose into the inside of the mitochondria
D) collect water molecules needed for metabolism
E) provide larger surface area for ATP synthesis
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A) very few organelles inside cells
B) larger cell size
C) many cilia
D) many flagella
E) surface folds called microvilli
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A) chloroplast
B) smooth ER
C) Golgi
D) mitochondria
E) central vacuole
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A) cytoskeleton
B) nuclear envelope
C) smooth endoplasmic reticulum
D) rough endoplasmic reticulum
E) mitochondria
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A) labelled a
B) labelled b
C) labelled c
D) labelled d
E) labelled e
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A) to convert light energy into chemical molecules
B) to provide structural support and cell shape
C) to produce new proteins
D) to store water and wastes
E) to carry genetic information
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A) bacterial cell
B) archaean cell
C) animal cell
D) plant cell
E) prokaryotic cell
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A) smooth endoplasmic reticulum
B) rough endoplasmic reticulum
C) Golgi apparatus
D) nucleus
E) mitochondria
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A) centrioles
B) lysosomes
C) ribosomes
D) mitochondria
E) cytoskeletal fibers
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