Plant Cells Part 3 Quiz
Plant Cells Part 3 Quiz explores the tiny details that make plant life so fascinating. One of the most interesting discoveries in biology came when scientists found that mitochondria contain their own DNA. This suggested that they might once have been independent organisms that joined larger cells to form a partnership billions of years ago. That idea completely changed how scientists viewed evolution. Inside every plant cell, from the vacuole that holds fluids to the nucleolus that builds ribosomes, there is an incredible level of organization. This quiz gives you a closer look at how all these components quietly work together to keep plants healthy and alive.
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Sample Questions from This Quiz
- What is the liquid inside the vacuole called?
- Which organelle in plant cells can self replicate because it has its own DNA?
- What type of endoplasmic reticulum helps in lipid synthesis?
- What is the small dense structure inside the nucleus called?
- Which organelle maintains the plant cell’s internal pressure?
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