Eukaryotic Cell Structure Review

What is the function of structure #1?

• Stores the instructions for making proteins

• Assembles ribosomes

• Makes proteins

• Stores the materials needed to make lipids

What is the function of structure #1?

• Stores the instructions for making proteins

• Assembles ribosomes

• Makes proteins

• Stores materials for making lipids

Structure three is composed of membranes studded with ribosomes. What is it's function?

• Make and transport lipids

• Transport proteins

• Makes proteins

• Breaks down drugs and alcohol

Structure four is composed of membranes that do not contain anything on them. What are it's functions?

• Make and transport lipids

• Transport proteins

• Makes proteins

• Breaks down drugs and alcohol

Structure seven is stores materials that the cell will need in the future. What is this organelle?

• Vacuole

• Lysosome

• Golgi

• ER

Structure eight is composed of membranes that have enzymes within them that break down materials including worn-out organelles. What is this organelle?

• Vacuole

• Lysosome

• Golgi

• ER

What is produced by structure #7?

• Energy

• Glucose

• Ribosomes

• Proteins

What is the purpose of structure #10?

• Provides additional protection

• Gives support

• Controls what gets in and out of the cell

• Fills the cell

Structure #6 performs a very special function in this type of cell. What does it do?

• Stores mostly water

• Provides support to the cell

• Stores mostly glucose

• Breaks down damaged organelles.

Structure #5 is made up of multiple stacks of membranes working together to sort and package materials, especially proteins, for exocytosis. What organelle is this?

• Golgi Apparatus

• Endoplasmic Reticulum

• Ribosome

• Mitochondria