WorksheetsUnit6 Quiz1 - Cell Organelles
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is the function of the CELL WALL?
A flexible barrier made of phospholipids that protects the cell & allows certain things to move in & out of the cell.
A tough, rigid outer layer made of cellulose & proteins that provides shape, support, & protection.
Series of microtubules & microfilaments that provides cell shape & helps move organelles through the cytoplasm.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
What is the function of the CELL MEMBRANE?
A flexible barrier made of phospholipids that protects the cell & allows certain things to move in & out of the cell.
A tough, rigid outer layer made of cellulose & proteins that provides shape, support, & protection.
Series of microtubules & microfilaments that provides cell shape & helps move organelles through the cytoplasm.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
What is the function of the NUCLEUS?
It is covered with ribosomes & helps to modify proteins.
It release energy stored in glucose and transfers it to ATP in order to power the cell.
It holds the cell’s DNA & controls most cell processes.
It does not have ribosomes attached and help the cell by storing enzymes & making lipids.
Small structures that are filled with digestive enzymes to break down waste and recycle material.
What is the function of the NUCLEAR MEMBRANE?
A double-layer membrane that surrounds the nucleus & allows certain things to move in & out of the nucleus.
It takes energy from the sunlight and make food by the process of photosynthesis.
An organelle in the nucleus where ribosome are made.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Small holes that allow materials to move in & out of the nucleus.
What is the function of the NUCLEAR PORE?
A double-layer membrane that surrounds the nucleus & allows certain things to move in & out of the nucleus.
It takes energy from the sunlight and make food by the process of photosynthesis.
An organelle in the nucleus where ribosome are made.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Small holes that allow materials to move in & out of the nucleus.
What is the function of the NUCLEOLUS?
A double-layer membrane that surrounds the nucleus & allows certain things to move in & out of the nucleus.
It takes energy from the sunlight and make food by the process of photosynthesis.
An organelle in the nucleus where ribosome are made.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Small holes that allow materials to move in & out of the nucleus.
What is the function of RIBOSOMES?
They are saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
Their function is to make protein, even though they are made of RNA & protein themselves.
They are small holes that allow material to move in & out of the nucleus.
They take energy from the sunlight & make food by the process of photosynthesis.
They hold the cell’s DNA & control most cell processes.
What is the function of the ROUGH ER?
It is covered with ribosomes & helps to modify proteins.
It release energy stored in glucose and transfers it to ATP in order to power the cell.
It holds the cell’s DNA & controls most cell processes.
It does not have ribosomes attached and help the cell by storing enzymes & making lipids.
Small structures that are filled with digestive enzymes to break down waste and recycle material.
What is the function of the SMOOTH ER?
It is covered with ribosomes & helps to modify proteins.
It release energy stored in glucose and transfers it to ATP in order to power the cell.
It holds the cell’s DNA & controls most cell processes.
It does not have ribosomes attached and help the cell by storing enzymes & making lipids.
Small structures that are filled with digestive enzymes to break down waste and recycle material.
What is the function of VACUOLES?
They are saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
Their function is to make protein, even though they are made of RNA & protein themselves.
They are small holes that allow material to move in & out of the nucleus.
They take energy from the sunlight & make food by the process of photosynthesis.
They hold the cell’s DNA & control most cell processes.
What is the function of the CYTOSKELETON?
A flexible barrier made of phospholipids that protects the cell & allows certain things to move in & out of the cell.
A tough, rigid outer layer made of cellulose & proteins that provides shape, support, & protection.
Series of microtubules & microfilaments that provides cell shape & helps move organelles through the cytoplasm.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
What is the function of the GOLGI BODY?
A flexible barrier made of phospholipids that protects the cell & allows certain things to move in & out of the cell.
A tough, rigid outer layer made of cellulose & proteins that provides shape, support, & protection.
Series of microtubules & microfilaments that provides cell shape & helps move organelles through the cytoplasm.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Saclike structures used by the cell to store materials such as water, salts, proteins, & carbohydrates.
What is the function of the LYSOSOME?
It is covered with ribosomes & helps to modify proteins.
It release energy stored in glucose and transfers it to ATP in order to power the cell.
It holds the cell’s DNA & controls most cell processes.
It does not have ribosomes attached and help the cell by storing enzymes & making lipids.
Small structures that are filled with digestive enzymes to break down waste and recycle material.
What is the function of the CHLOROPLAST?
A double-layer membrane that surrounds the nucleus & allows certain things to move in & out of the nucleus.
It takes energy from the sunlight and make food by the process of photosynthesis.
An organelle in the nucleus where ribosome are made.
Stacks of membranes that modify materials so that they can be secreted from the cell & sent to other parts of the body.
Small holes that allow materials to move in & out of the nucleus.
What is the function of the MITOCHONDRIA?
It is covered with ribosomes & helps to modify proteins.
It release energy stored in glucose and transfers it to ATP in order to power the cell.
It holds the cell’s DNA & controls most cell processes.
It does not have ribosomes attached and help the cell by storing enzymes & making lipids.
Small structures that are filled with digestive enzymes to break down waste and recycle material.
