Multicellular plants and animals have organs to perform specific functions. What do eukaryotic cells have to perform specific functions?

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anonymous · Answer

What do you think it is, @allieboo911 ? :)

anonymous · Answer

im in 7th grade idk
mitochondria

anonymous · Answer

these o\are my choices
 A.
ribosomes
 
 B.
organelles
 
 C.
cytoplasm
 
 D.
vacuole
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anonymous · Answer

Well, I think they're looking for a more broad term.  You're right, mitochondria is a specific one of these, but it's too specific to be the answer.  What is a broader term for the things in the cell, such as mitochondria, that perform specific functions?  Your question actually has a pretty big hint in it. :)

anonymous · Answer

a?

anonymous · Answer

ribosomes

anonymous · Answer

Again, ribosomes are one of these.  Ribosomes and mitochondria are both _____________.

anonymous · Answer

ok thnx

anonymous · Answer

So the answer is B.

anonymous · Answer

If it helps you to remember, organs perform specific functions for organisms and organelles perform specific functions for cells :)