Question

like all other multicellular organisms, humans are made up of many types of cells. the micrographs below show different types of human cells. select the true statements about these human cells. each cell has a cell membrane and cytoplasm that contains cell parts. each cell contains both mitochondria and chloroplasts. each cell contains parts that function together to carry out processes necessary for life. each cell is prokaryotic.

Explanation:

• All human cells (intestinal cells, neurons, cheek cells) are eukaryotic. They have a cell membrane and cytoplasm with organelles. Organelles work together for life - sustaining processes.
• Chloroplasts are only in plant cells (for photosynthesis), not in human cells. Prokaryotic cells (like bacteria) lack a nucleus and membrane - bound organelles, while human cells are eukaryotic.

Answer:

• Each cell has a cell membrane and cytoplasm that contains cell parts.
• Each cell contains parts that function together to carry out processes necessary for life.