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Electrons, neutrons, and protons are all examples of [___].

A
biomolecules
B
atoms
C
nucleic acids
D
subatomic particles
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The identity of [___] is determined by its number of protons.

A
a proton
B
an atom
C
a biomolecule
D
a subatomic particle
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[___] are positively charged particles.

A
Protons
B
Electrons
C
Neutrons
D
Subatomic particles
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When two atoms join together by sharing [___], they form a molecule.

A
subatomic particles
B
electrons
C
protons
D
neutrons
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[___] are particles that do not have a charge.

A
Electrons
B
Protons
C
Neutrons
D
Molecules
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[___] are the molecules that make up living tissue.

A
Biomolecules
B
Proteins
C
Atoms
D
Nucleic acids
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Some healthcare professionals focus on the functioning of the body, or [___].

A
physiologist
B
cardiophysiology
C
physiology
D
neurophysiology
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[___] describes how molecules disperse in their environment.

A
Membrane transport
B
Homeostasis
C
Diffusion
D
Osmosis
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homeostatic regulation

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Use the drop-down menu to select the answer that completes each sentence. Each cell performs many specialized functions; where those specific functions are bound in a membrane structure, they are called . All organelles are suspended in , which is the fluid that makes up most of the volume of the cell. Each is contained by a plasma membrane. Both lysosomes and are organelles that break down materials in the cell.

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Each cell performs many specialized functions; where those specific functions are bound in a membrane structure, they are called .:organelles
All organelles are suspended in , which is the fluid that makes up most of the volume of the cell.:cytoplasm
Both lysosomes and are organelles that break down materials in the cell.:peroxisomes
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Proteins are made of [___].

A
nucleic acids
B
amino acids
C
lipids
D
carbohydrates

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