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Cells & Cell Theory

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What is the main function of vacuoles in plant cells?

Aid in photosynthesis

Produce proteins

Store water and nutrients

Generate energy for the cell

How are animal cell vacuoles different from plant cell vacuoles?

They assist in photosynthesis

They are larger in size

They store waste instead of nutrients

They generate energy

What type of cells contain a large central vacuole?

All animal cells

Plant cells

Only fungi

Only bacteria

What is a common misconception about vacuoles in animal cells?

They are the energy powerhouse

They help in photosynthesis

They store water and nutrients

They are absent in animal cells

What do vesicles primarily transport within a cell?

Nutrients from outside the cell

Only proteins and lipids

Materials between organelles and the cell membrane.

Only waste materials

What is a function of endosomes?

Produce energy for the cell

Capture materials for degradation and recycling.

Store genetic information

Transport nutrients to other cells

From where do vesicles transport materials?

Nucleus and mitochondria

Cell membrane only

Endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus.

Cytoplasm only

What kind of structures are vesicles?

Fluid-filled vacuoles

Membranous structures that transport materials.

Rigid cell walls

Solid organelles

What is a key feature of prokaryotic cells?

They are complex multicellular organisms.

They have a nucleus and organelles.

They are larger than eukaryotic cells.

They lack a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.

Where is the DNA found in prokaryotic cells?

Inside mitochondria or chloroplasts.

In a membrane-bound nucleus.

In a cluster called a nucleoid.

Scattered throughout the cytoplasm.

Why are prokaryotes considered older than eukaryotes?

They have more complex structures.

They reproduce faster than eukaryotes.

They are found in more environments.

They have existed for over 3.5 billion years.