Matching
Match the organelle to its function.
Premises:
chromoplast
ribosome
nucleus
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
mitochondrion
Golgi complex
rough endoplasmic reticulum
nucleolus
central vacuole
chloroplast
peroxisome
cytoskeleton
plasma membrane
extracellular matrix
Responses:
photosynthesis
cell shape and movement of organelles
synthesis of complex polysaccharides
contains pigments in flowers
information center
steroid synthesis
detoxification of hydrogen peroxide
boundary of the cell
storage of hydrolase
oxidation of sugars
ribosome production
synthesis of secretory proteins
support and flexibility
turgor pressure
protein synthesis
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
photosynthesis
cell shape and movement of organelles
synthesis of complex polysaccharides
contains pigments in flowers
information center
steroid synthesis
detoxification of hydrogen peroxide
boundary of the cell
storage of hydrolase
oxidation of sugars
ribosome production
synthesis of secretory proteins
support and flexibility
turgor pressure
protein synthesis
Premises:
photosynthesis
cell shape and movement of organelles
synthesis of complex polysaccharides
contains pigments in flowers
information center
steroid synthesis
detoxification of hydrogen peroxide
boundary of the cell
storage of hydrolase
oxidation of sugars
ribosome production
synthesis of secretory proteins
support and flexibility
turgor pressure
protein synthesis
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