1) Controls cell activities and contains genetic material (DNA). a) Cytoplasm b) Mitochondria c) Cell membrane d) Nucleus 2) Controls what enters and leaves the cell. a) Ribosomes b) Flagellum (in bacteria) c) Nucleus d) Cell membrane 3) Site of aerobic respiration and energy (ATP) production. a) Plasmid (Bacteria) b) Cell Wall (in bacteria) c) Chloroplasts d) Mitochondria 4) Site of protein synthesis a) Ribosomes b) Chloroplasts c) Nucleus d) Cell wall 5) Stores nutrients, water, and waste; large and permanent in plant cells. a) Chloroplasts b) Vacuole c) Nucleus d) Cytoplasm 6) Site of photosynthesis; contains chlorophyll (plant cells only). a) Nucleus b) Vacuole c) Ribosomes d) Chloroplasts 7) Provides structural support; made of cellulose (plant cells only). a) Cytoplasm b) Mitochondria c) Cell wall d) Vacuole 8) Supports and suspends organelles; site of most cellular processes. a) Ribosomes b) Flagellum (in bacteria) c) Cytoplasm d) Nucleus 9) A rigid outer layer made of peptidoglycan. a) Chloroplasts b) Cell Wall (in bacteria) c) Flagellum (in bacteria) d) Plasmid (Bacteria) 10) Small, circular DNA molecules located in the cytoplasm a) Plasmid (Bacteria) b) Flagellum (in bacteria) c) Ribosomes d) Nucleus 11) Provides movement a) Cytoplasm b) Cell Wall (in bacteria) c) Chloroplasts d) Flagellum (in bacteria) 12) Red Blood Cells a) Transports oxygen throughout the body. b) Part of the immune system c) contains a nucleus d) round cell

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