the factory, the cell

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I. The CEOA. Responsible for the work of the entire factory.B. Gives orders, makes sure everyone does there job.C. Keeps the factory running smoothly.

I. The CEOA. Responsible for the work of the entire factory.B. Gives orders, makes sure everyone does there job.C. Keeps the factory running smoothly.

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II. The NucleusA. Responsible for the function of the entire cell.B. Produces DNAC. Makes sure the cell runs smoothly.

II. The NucleusA. Responsible for the function of the entire cell.B. Produces DNAC. Makes sure the cell runs smoothly.

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III. The ManagerA. Takes orders from the CEO, gives them to the workers.B. Helps keep the factory running smoothly.

III. The ManagerA. Takes orders from the CEO, gives them to the workers.B. Helps keep the factory running smoothly.

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IV. The NucleolusA. Copies the DNA, changes it to RNA, sends it to the endoplasmic reticulum.B. Helps keep the cell running smoothly

IV. The NucleolusA. Copies the DNA, changes it to RNA, sends it to the endoplasmic reticulum.B. Helps keep the cell running smoothly

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V. The WorkersA. Work on the assembly line, put the product together.B. Take orders from the manager, work hard to do their job well.

V. The WorkersA. Work on the assembly line, put the product together.B. Take orders from the manager, work hard to do their job well.

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VI. RibosomesA. Create amino acids to produce proteins.B. Take orders (RNA) from the nucleolus.

VI. RibosomesA. Create amino acids to produce proteins.B. Take orders (RNA) from the nucleolus.

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VII. Assembly LineA. Where the workers work.B. Where the pieces of the product are put together.C. When the product leaves the line, it is nearly complete.

VII. Assembly LineA. Where the workers work.B. Where the pieces of the product are put together.C. When the product leaves the line, it is nearly complete.

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VIII. Endoplasmic ReticulumA. Where the ribosomes are foundB. Where amino acids are linked together to form proteins.C. As the proteins leave the ER, they are nearly complete.

VIII. Endoplasmic ReticulumA. Where the ribosomes are foundB. Where amino acids are linked together to form proteins.C. As the proteins leave the ER, they are nearly complete.

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IX. Finishing DepartmentA. After the product leaves the line, it goes to the finishing department.B. The product is cleaned, inspected, and wrapped for shipment.

IX. Finishing DepartmentA. After the product leaves the line, it goes to the finishing department.B. The product is cleaned, inspected, and wrapped for shipment.

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X. Golgi ApparatusA. After the proteins leave the ER, they go to the Golgi Apparatus.B. The proteins are cleaned of any remaining amino acids, wrapped in a membrane and prepared for shipment out of the cell.

X. Golgi ApparatusA. After the proteins leave the ER, they go to the Golgi Apparatus.B. The proteins are cleaned of any remaining amino acids, wrapped in a membrane and prepared for shipment out of the cell.

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XI. Clean-up CrewA. Responsible for keeping the factory clean.B. They clean up spills, remove debris, keep factory running smoothly.C. Remove hazardous materials from the factory.

XI. Clean-up CrewA. Responsible for keeping the factory clean.B. They clean up spills, remove debris, keep factory running smoothly.C. Remove hazardous materials from the factory.

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XII. Lysosomes (animals), Vacuoles (plants)A. Responsible for keeping the cell clean.B. They digest bacteria, viruses, worn organelles.C. Remove toxic materials from the cell.

XII. Lysosomes (animals), Vacuoles (plants)A. Responsible for keeping the cell clean.B. They digest bacteria, viruses, worn organelles.C. Remove toxic materials from the cell.

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XIII. Power PlantA. Power is supplied to the factory by any number of means.B. Some factories generate their own power, while others get energy from outside sources.

XIII. Power PlantA. Power is supplied to the factory by any number of means.B. Some factories generate their own power, while others get energy from outside sources.

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Mitochondria A. In plant cells, chloroplasts contain chlorophyll.B. Chlorophyll converts energy from the sun into into simple sugars through photosynthesis.C. Mitochondria convert the sugars into ATP.D. ATP is fuel for the cell

XIV. Chloroplasts (plants), Mitochondria A. In plant cells, chloroplasts contain chlorophyll.B. Chlorophyll converts energy from the sun into into simple sugars through photosynthesis.C. Mitochondria convert the sugars into ATP.D. ATP is fuel for the cell

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XV. Factory FloorA. The factory floor is where the operations of the entire factory take place.B. Where to find workers, machines, materials and products moving from place to place.

XV. Factory FloorA. The factory floor is where the operations of the entire factory take place.B. Where to find workers, machines, materials and products moving from place to place.

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XVI. CytoplasmA. Cytoplasm is the liquid that keeps the cell hydrated.B. Allows for the movement of organelles and proteins within the cell.

XVI. CytoplasmA. Cytoplasm is the liquid that keeps the cell hydrated.B. Allows for the movement of organelles and proteins within the cell.

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XVII. Shipping & Receiving DepartmentA. The receiving department brings the goods and materials necessary to make the product into the factory.B. Once the products are made, the shipping department sends them to stores all over the world.

XVII. Shipping & Receiving DepartmentA. The receiving department brings the goods and materials necessary to make the product into the factory.B. Once the products are made, the shipping department sends them to stores all over the world.

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XVIII. Cell MembraneA. The cell membrane allows materials for nourishment and building proteins into the cell.B. The membrane sends completed proteins out of the cell for use all over the body.

XVIII. Cell MembraneA. The cell membrane allows materials for nourishment and building proteins into the cell.B. The membrane sends completed proteins out of the cell for use all over the body.

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XIX. Factory WallsA. Factory walls provide structure and supportB. Protect workers and machines from the elements

XIX. Factory WallsA. Factory walls provide structure and supportB. Protect workers and machines from the elements

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XX. Cell Wall (plants)A. Only plants have cell walls.B. Provides structure and support for the cell, allowing plants to stay upright.

XX. Cell Wall (plants)A. Only plants have cell walls.B. Provides structure and support for the cell, allowing plants to stay upright.