Biology Questions Showed in attached picture 2. Eukaryotic Cells in Animalsa. Write the term that matches each statement.1. Sites of photosynthesis2. Filaments of DNA and protein3. Control the center of the cell4. Sites of aerobic cellular respiration5. Primary support for plant cells6. Separates the nucleus and cytoplasm7. Sites of protein synthesis8. Sacs of strong digestive enzymes9. Packages materials in vesicles for export from the cell10. Controls passage of materials into and out of the cell11. Semiliquid substance in which cellular organelles are embedded12. Large fluid-filled organelle in mature plant cells13. Channels for the movement of materials within the cell14. Assembles precursors of ribosomes within the nucleus15. Nuclear components containing the genetic codeb. Label the animal cell:2389ECentriolesChromatin granulesMicrofilamentsMicrotubulesPlasma membraneRibosomeCiliaCytosol101112131415161718MitochondrionNuclear envelopeRough endoplasmic reticulumSecretory vesicleSmooth endoplasmic reticulumVacuoleGolgi complexNucleolusLysosomeNucleus13

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3. The diagram to the left represents the distribution of some molecules inside and outside of an artificial cell over a period of time. Which statement is best supported by the diagram? (1) Oxygen molecules entered the cell over time by active transport. (2) Water molecules are too large to enter or leave the cell, so they reMained where they were at the start of the investigation. (3) Protein molecules are kept inside of the cell because the cell needs them. (4) The protein molecules are too large to diffuse out of the cell.
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