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Question 1

• Abdominal cramps
• Diarrhea
• Fatigue
• Excess gas
• Rectal pain while having bowel movement
• Unintentional weight loss

Answer 1

Ameobaiasis

Question 2

A single celled parasite that causes Amoebiasis

Answer 2

Entamoeba Histolytica

Question 3

• Asexual reproduction (no sex cells involved, only
  the separation of the body into two new bodies)

Answer 3

Binary Fission

Question 4

Cells with true nucleus

Answer 4

Prokaryotic

Question 5

Contains single Chromosome

Answer 5

Nucleoid

Question 6

Eukaryotic

Answer 6

Has true nucleus

Question 7

is membrane-bound containing
multiple chromatin

Answer 7

Nucleus

Question 8

The “skin” of the cell. Separates the cell membrane from its external environment.

Answer 8

Cell or Plasma Membrane.

Question 9

Contains Genetic Material (DNA). The largest organelle in the cell. The “brain” or “governor” of the cell

Answer 9

Nucleus

Question 10

Contains organelles where most cellular organelles takes place

Answer 10

Cytoplasm

Question 11

Double membrane of fats and proteins

Answer 11

Nuclear membrane

Question 12

the colloidal solution
enclosed by the nuclear membrane

Answer 12

Nucleoplasm

Question 13

Structure for protein Synthesis

Answer 13

Nucleolus

Question 14

organized structures of DNA and protein found
within cells

Answer 14

Chromatin/chromosomes

Question 15

Protein factories of the cell: spherical bodies that produce and assemble proteins

Answer 15

Ribosomes

Question 16

“Transport system” of the cell
- Membranous channels that carry materials throughout the cell

Answer 16

Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

Question 17

Lined with ribosomes; is rough
in appearance (protein synthesis)

Answer 17

Rough ER

Question 18

no ribosomes (lipid
synthesis)

Answer 18

Smooth ER

Question 19

Membrane-bound vesicles - of flattened
sacs and stacks (look like pancakes!)
- Temporary stores proteins which can then
leave the cell via vesicles pinching of from
the Golgi

Answer 19

Golgi Apparatus

Question 20

Contains strong digestive enzymes which
break down worn out organelles or food

Answer 20

Lysosomes

Question 21

As the “powerhouse” of the cell, it is the
site of cellular aerobic respiration breaking
down of food molecules and turning it into
energy that cells can use in order to
perform life functions)

Answer 21

Mitochondria

Question 22

Membrane-enclosed spaces for storage of
materials such as food, water, sugar,
minerals, and waste products

Answer 22

Vacuoles

Question 23

Double-membrane organelles
- Site of photosynthesis, “food factory” of
the plant cell

Answer 23

Chloroplasts

Question 23

Composed of cellulose and lying just
outside the cell membrane
- Provides cell with both structural support
and protection
- Acts as filtering mechanism

Answer 23

Cell wall

Question 24

a molecule that
absorbs sunlight and uses it to synthesize
carbohydrates from COz and water

Answer 24

Chlorophyll

Question 25

A large fluid-filled vacuole. Provides proper pressure within plant cells
to provide structure and support for the
growing plant

Answer 25

Central Vacuole

Question 26

Hair-like organelles used for locomotion
of the cell

Answer 26

Cilla and flagella

Question 27

Cilia are numerous and short; flagella are
few and long

Answer 27

Difference between cilla and flagella

Question 28

process of
organizing and structuring the plants
➢ KUNG DIIN GA STORE ANG
CARBOHYDRATES

Answer 28

Turgor Pressure

Question 29

cellulose
glycogen
chitin

Answer 29

Plants-?
Animals- ?
Insects-?