A) Cell Membrane B) Cell WallC) Nuclear EnvelopeD) None of the above.
A) NucleoplasmB) Nuclear Envelope.C) NucleoliD) Central Vacuole.
A) During Normal FunctioningB) Before Death of Cell.D) AnaphaseD) Dividing Phase
A) DNAB) RNAC) NucleusD) Ribosome.
A) 35B) 45C) 46D) 60
A) Membrane bounded NucleusB) Membrane Bounded Organelles.C) A and BD) None of the above
A) Phloem Cells B) Xylem CellsC) Cork CellsD) Root Cells.
A) Conducting Impulses throughout the bodyB) Transport Oxygen C) Kill foreign particles D) Deposit Calcium to bones
A) PlasmaB) White Blood CellsC) Red Blood Cells.D) Nerve Cells.
A) Bird Egg.B) Bone Cells C) Muscle CellsD) Nerve cell
A) 5400µmB) 5000µmC) 5450 µmD) 5455µm
A) EffusionB) DiffusionC) OsmosisD) Reverse Osmosis.
A) No energy is needed by the Cell Membrane to move the molecule through.B) This does not occur commonly.C) Energy is required to move the molecule.D) None of the above.
A) DiffusionB) EffusionC) OsmosisD) Reverse Osmosis
A) Hypertonic, HypotonicB) Hypotonic, HypertonicC) Hypotonic ,Hypotonic D) None of the above.
A) Higher Concentration of Solute than solventB) Lower Concentration of Solute than SolventC) Equal Amounts of Solvent and Solute.D) No Solute.
A) Less amount of Solute than SolventB) Equal amount of Solute and SolventC) Higher amount of Solute as compared to Solvent.
A) Swells up and may RuptureB) Retain its Volume and Shape.C) Becomes Flaccid.D) Shrinks in Size
A) VacuoleB) CytoplasmC) Cytoskeleton.D) None of the Above.