Part B: Mix and Match! Each definition has only one correct matching answer 1. Internal framework that anchors organelles, gives shape A) cell membrane 2. Folded inner membrane, provides surface area B) cell wall 3. A process whereby membrane encloses a protein C) SER 4.Vesicles pinch off these structures; proteins modified here D) chloroplast 5. Cellular "stomach" E) chromosome 6. Selectively permeable "doorman" F) cristae 7. Turns CO2,H2O, sunlight into glucose G) cytoskeleton 8.Spheres that store water \& dissolved materials, Plants have a large one H) flagella 9. Site of rRNA production in nucleus 1) Golgi body 10. Defines the nucleus, contains pores J) lysosomes 11. Used for movement, beat back and forth like little oars K) blebbing 12. Site of lipid synthesis L) Prokaryotic 13. Peppered with ribosomes; membranous network M) mitochondria 14. The "brain" of the cell- N) nucleolus 15. Converts glucose and O2 to produce energy in the form of ATP O) nucleus 16. Encloses plant cells. Strong-ellulose fibres give rigidity P) autodigestion 17.Assists the live in the detox process Q) ribosome 18.Small spheres that transport materials around cell R) Nuclear membrane 19. Made of rRNA and protein, site of protein synthesis S) RER 20. Digestion of unwanted cells T) vacuoles 21. Lacking membrane bound organelles U) vesicle Part C. Short Answers. MOST IMPORTANT PART!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1. Write the complete reaction for cellular respiration. 2. Name two specific locations in the body you would expect to find a large amount of SER. 3. Compare chromosomes to chromatin. 4. Describe the relationship between the nucleolus and ribosomes. 5. List 3 places in the human body where you would expect to find numerous mitochondria within the cells. 6. An inherited disorder in humans results in the absence of dynein (an important structural protein) in flagella and cilia. The disease causes respiratory problems and sterility in males. What is connection between these two symptoms