Cell Parts

What does the mitochondria do for a cell?

• It contains the DNA

• It makes proteins

• It turns glucose into ATP

• It packages proteins for export

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What is the cell membrane made of?

• protein

• fatty acids

• cytoskeleton

• amino acids

What part of the cell is responsible for housing and protecting the DNA?

• the nucleus

• the cytoplasm

• the ribosome

• the mitochondria

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Which could NOT happen to a glucose molecule that enters the cell?

• it gets turned into ATP in the cytoplasm

• it gets turned into ATP in the mitochondria

• it gets turned into a protein in the ribosome

• it gets turned into a fatty acid

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Why are amino acids important to a cell?

• they are the building blocks of proteins

• they make up cell membrane

• they surround the nucleus

• they are the building blocks of RNA

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What is a job that RNA is likely to do for a cell?

• make a protein

• carry instructions to a ribosome

• stay in the nucleus

• leave the cell

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What is cytoplasm?

• The fluid inside filling of a cell

• The powerhouse of the cell

• The outside wall of the cell

• The "skeleton" that holds the cell's shape

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What part of the cell could be described as the "Amazon Prime" of the cell because it is in charge of packaging and shipping materials?

• The golgi body

• The ribosome

• The vacuole

• The nucleus

Is a cell a system?

• No, because it doesn't have an overall goal

• No, because it doesn't have parts that work together

• Yes, because it has parts that work together to achieve a goal

• Yes, because it does things

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Where would you find the endoplasmic reticulum in a cell?

• Attached to the nucleus

• Attached to the cell membrane

• Attached to the mitochondria

• Attached to the golgi body

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