Milady Standard Esthetics 12th Edition Practice Test

Small structures or miniature organs within a cell that have their own function.

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Correct Answer:

Organelle

Explanation:

Inside a cell, there are small, specialized structures that perform their own specific tasks. These units are called organelles. Each organelle has a role that supports the cell’s life and activities, such as producing energy, building proteins, or managing waste. The term that correctly names these internal cellular components is organelle because it directly describes these tiny structures with their own functions. The other options refer to things unrelated to cellular components: makeup, a nail infection, and a nerve around the eye, which don’t describe cell parts.

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