Which of the following is a feature unique to prokaryotic cells?

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Imagine Chloe, JamesMicco, and Julius are on a thrilling adventure inside a city! They stumble upon the city hall. Can you guess what the primary function of this city hall might be?

• Is it the site where city's food is cooked?

• Or does it act as a garbage disposal, digesting city's waste?

• Could it be the storage locker, holding the city's important documents and records?

• Or is it the powerhouse, producing energy for the city?

Which organelle is responsible for protein synthesis in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of eukaryotic cells?

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Alexis, Chloe, and Lena are having a discussion about the role of mitochondria and chloroplasts in the cells of plants and animals during their biology class. Can you help them understand better?

• They believe it indicates multicellular complexity.

• They think they are remnants of prokaryotic cells due to endosymbiosis.

• They argue that they evolved from the Golgi apparatus.

• They are convinced that they are unique to animal cells.

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Ashley, Alexis, and JamesGrey are working in a biotechnology lab. They stumble upon a structure in a eukaryotic cell under the microscope. They remember that this structure plays a key role in the modification and packaging of proteins. Can you help them identify this structure?

• Ribosomes

• Golgi apparatus

• Lysosomes

• Nucleolus

Imagine SaRae, Lyryc, and Julius are tiny astronauts exploring the universe of cells in their biology class! They come across prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells. Can you help them understand the main difference between these two types of cells regarding their genetic material?

• Prokaryotic cells have more DNA, like a vast galaxy.

• Eukaryotic cells have their DNA enclosed in a nucleus, like a protected treasure chest.

• Prokaryotic cells have linear DNA, like a long winding road.

• Eukaryotic cells lack plasmids, like a planet without moons.

Imagine you're in a biology class with your classmates JamesGrey, Ashley, and Lena. Your teacher, Brittany, asks, 'Which of the following best describes the role of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum in eukaryotic cells?'

• Is it the master chef of the cell, cooking up proteins?

• Or is it the cell's interior designer, responsible for lipid synthesis?

• Maybe it's the cell's librarian, taking care of DNA replication?

• Or could it be the cell's solar panel, managing photosynthesis?

Alexis, Julius, and SaRae are on a field trip to a candy factory, where they are learning about the process of making candy. They come across a strange machine and wonder what its function could be. Can you help them figure out what the equivalent of the Golgi apparatus would be in a candy factory?

• Is it responsible for powering the entire factory?

• Does it mix the ingredients to make the candy?

• Does it modify and package the candy?

• Or is it in charge of creating the recipe for the candy?

Imagine SaRae, Alexis, and Brandee are on a thrilling journey inside a bustling city! They stumble upon a building that's buzzing with energy. Can you guess which building they've discovered?

• Power Plant

• Library

• Hospital

• Post Office

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