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2.3: Worksheet- Tables for Part A and Part B

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    Section 2- Part A- There are no wrong answers, but some logic and knowledge should be applied.

    Organelle

    Human Organ

    Functional Correlation

    Nucleus

    Brain

    Both are responsive to internal changes & in charge of most functions (like a command center).

    Nuclear Envelope

    Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

    Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

    Golgi Apparatus

    Lysosome

    Peroxisome

    Microtubules/ Microfilaments

    Mitochondria

    Centrioles

    Ribosome

    Cytoskeleton

    Centrioles

    Section 2- Part B

    Region room or appliance or utility in home

    Organ or System, or purpose in life

    Functional Correlation

    Kitchen

    Digestive

    Intake of food, processing it for consumption or absorption, storage of excess food, and disposal of waste food.

    Dining room/area

    Living room/area

    Bathroom (full) incl bath

    Bedroom

    Study/ office

    Brain

    Information is taken in, processed, and utilized

    Garage

    Muscles

    Transport items (car), storage of protein (stuff)

    Refrigerator/ Pantry

    Washing machines

    HVAC- Heat/ AC

    Alarm System

    Immune

    Plumbing system

    Garbage disposal/Trash

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