Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structure

Eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell structure Quiz

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  1. 1. Which structure is found in a bacterium?

    • A. Nucleolus
    • B. Centriole
    • C. Golgi apparatus
    • D. Circular DNA
  2. 2. What is the function of the nucleolus?

    • A. Protein packaging
    • B. Making rRNA and assembling ribosomes
    • C. Lipid synthesis
    • D. Producing ATP
  3. 3. A cell has an image length of 60 mm at ×20 000 magnification. What is its actual length?

    • A. 3 µm
    • B. 30 µm
    • C. 0.3 µm
    • D. 1200 µm
  4. 4. Which statement about lysosomes is correct?

    • A. They have a double membrane and make ATP
    • B. They contain hydrolytic enzymes in a single-membrane vesicle
    • C. They are covered in ribosomes
    • D. They are found only in prokaryotes
  5. 5. Why can an electron microscope resolve ribosomes when a light microscope cannot?

    • A. It has a lower magnification
    • B. Electrons have a longer wavelength
    • C. It uses living specimens
    • D. Electrons have a shorter wavelength

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