Question

How are ribosomes different from most other cell organelles?
A. They are transported through the plasma membrane.
B. They are generally located outside the cell.
C. They are not enclosed by a membrane.
D. They contain DNA.

Answer 1

What do u think ?

Answer 2

D?

Answer 3

Nopes !
Nucleus, Mitochondria and chloroplasts contain DNA

Answer 4

Well then I have absolutely no clue...

Answer 5

hmm...!

Answer 6

Ribosomes lack membrane.

Answer 7

"C. They are not enclosed by a membrane.

See, even prokaryotic cells have ribosomes. Some would have you believe that prokaryotic cells have no organelles at all, which is nonsense. They don't have membrane-bounded organelles, like a nucleus.

I know we're not really even talking about prokaryotic cells, but at first, this helped me to remember these things. Anyway, ya, the answer is C.
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Answer 8

Other organelles like mitochondria, chloroplast, nucleus all are membrane bound

Answer 9

Thanks