Question

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


A.
ribosomes


B.
organelles


C.
cytoplasm


D.
vacuole

Answer 1

@shreehari499

Answer 2

@mrdoldum

Answer 3

i was thinking A

Answer 4

Eukaryotic cells have some organelles to perform specific functions and not ribosomes..:) So its B

Answer 5

OHHH Im so sorry i didnt see that xD *Face palm*

Answer 6

What process takes place within mitochondria?


A.
cellular respiration


B.
photosynthesis


C.
protein assembly


D.
reproduction

Answer 7

Okay so this one i thought was C, because when i studied it said something about mitochondria doing protein or something

Answer 8

Cellular respiration takes place in the matrix of mitochondria...so its A

Answer 9

Whaaa? i thought C...

Answer 10

The first one is C, all cells have ribosomes. A for the mito.

Answer 11

Because doesnt it supply the body with protein or something like that?

Answer 12

OHHHH

Answer 13

Protein assembly is done by ribosomes in the cell's cytoplasm. Mitochondria make ATP, which is not a protein.

Answer 14

Ohhh okay sorry, i got confused for a second there :)

Answer 15

You u r rite..@mrdoldum ...!:)

Answer 16

How are flagella and cilia alike?


A.
Both help to produce energy.


B.
They break down substances.


C.
They assist with movement.


D.
Both are for storage of cellular materials

Answer 17

Please post the qn separately..:)

Answer 18

Oh sorry,

Answer 19

Actually the first question you posted is absolutely horrible to be asked. Ribosomes do a specific function, make proteins, and they are in Eukaryotes. A vacuole is actually and organelle. The only thing on there that cannot be right in some way is C.

Answer 20

Flagella and celia, C.

Answer 21

Thanks