Describe the following: membrane, chloroplast, mitochondria, nucleus, transport, respiration and fermentation.

Sorry, but if you don't know this stuff by now, you're screwed on your final.  I couldn't hope to help you cram that much info in such a short time.

membrane, chloroplast, mitochondria, nucleus, transport, respiration and fermentation.

Are all big words with 8 letters or more.

The membrane of a cell is like the skin. It also helps attach for the intracellular
cytoskeleton and if there is one, the cell wall.

The chloroplasts are used for photosynthesis in plant cells and provide food for the plant by absorbing light.

The mitochondria are like the factories of a cell. They produce protein and other nutrients for the cell.

The nucleus is like the control center. It contains all of the atoms and DNA in the cell and has what makes the cell itself.

Respiration is the process in which chemical bonds of energy filled molecules are turned into energy into usable life processes.

Fermentation is the process of energy prosuction in a cell without oxygen.

Make sure this is useful and you pass your finals.