1. what are the functions of the following organelles? a. lysosomes b. cell membrane c. mitochondria d. ribosomes e. chloroplasts f. nucleus g. vacuole h. golgi apparatus

A) Lysosomes: 
The function of the lysosome is to break down old cells and get rid of virus’ and bacteria.
B) Cell Membrane:
To let molecules in and out.
C) Mitochondria:
The function of the Mitochondria is to produce energy. (It is the powerhouse of the cell)
D) Ribosomes: 
Ribosomes make proteins.
E) Chloroplasts:
The Chloroplast is where photosynthesis takes place.
F) Nucleus:
The nucleus is the control center.
G) Vacuole:
The vacuole holds the materials and waste.
H) Golgi Apparatus:
Modifying, sorting, and packing of proteins for secretion.

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