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Item CE062003: The inside of an animal cell contains water, molecules dissolved in water, and small structures that perform specialized functions for the cell.

What is TRUE about the inside of an animal cell?

  1. The inside of an animal cell contains structures that carry out specialized functions for the cell, but no water or air. The inside of the cell is completely solid.
  2. The inside of an animal cell contains water and molecules dissolved in the water, but no structures that perform specialized functions for the cell.
  3. The inside of an animal cell contains air and structures that perform specialized functions for the cell, but no water.
  4. The inside of an animal cell contains water, molecules dissolved in the water, and structures that perform specialized functions for the cell.
Distribution of Responses
Chart showing distrubtion of responses for Item 062003
Students Responding Correctly
Group Correct Total Percent
Overall 1589 3219 49%
Grades
  6–8 925 1995 46%
  9–12 660 1211 55%
Gender
  Male747158347%
  Female814157252%
Primary Language
  English1440284951%
  Other11829240%

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