True

False

a) 5-7

b) 8–9

c) 10–13

d) All of the above

True

False

True

False

a)  Convert lipids into carbohydrates

b)  Maintain a stable condition

c)  Ensures that the proteins are functional

d)  All of the above

a) Assemble in the nucleus

b) Provide the structural support for all cellular components

c) Create proteins

d) Create peroxisomes

a)  A chemical substance released by nerve cells to send signals to other cells

b)  An organism whose structure is made up of more than one cell

c)  An anatomical unit of living organisms, usually microscopic, formed

by cytoplasm, one or more nuclei and a surrounding membrane

d)  A thin polar membrane formed by two layers of lipid molecules

a)  Release nerve cells to send signals to other cells

b)  Cross the lipid bilayer from high concentration to low concentration

c)  Is where the proteins are immersed

d)  Pass through a membrane

a)  The structure is made up of more than one cell

b)  A chemical substance is released by nerve cells to send signals to other

cells

c)  Proteins are immersed

d) The microtubules are originated and extended throughout the

cytoplasm

a)  They are inert accumulations immersed in the cytoplasm

b)  The incorporation of material into the cell

c)  Secretion of the material produced by cells

d) Is the formation of small membrane vesicles that are incorporated into

or separated from the plasma membrane

a) Glycogen

b) Lipid drops

c) Carbon

d) All of the above

a)  Organelles assembled in the nucleus

b)  The formation of small membrane vesicles that are incorporated into or separated from the plasma membrane

c)  The cell membrane

d)  None of the above

a)  It’s the process where the cell incorporates large quantities of materials and even whole cells

b)  Process where secretions of the material is produced by cells

c)  Vesicles from the AG that contain a large variety of enzymes

d)  Process where the organelles assemble in the nucleus

a) Mitocondria

b) Nucleus

c) Lysosomes

d) None of the above