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Cambridge AS Level · Multiple Choice (AS Level) · answer key with instant marking and worked solutions

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Topics Cell Structure · Cell Membranes and Transport · Biological Molecules · Transport in Plants · Nucleic Acids and Protein Synthesis · Transport in Mammals · +6 more

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Q11MCell StructureFree sample

Which structure is measured in the units shown using a light microscope?

structureunit
Acell surface membranenm\text{nm}
Bcell wallnm\text{nm}
Cchloroplastµm\text{µm}
Dribosomeµm\text{µm}

Options

A   cell surface membrane, nm\text{nm}
B   cell wall, nm\text{nm}
C   chloroplast, µm\text{µm}
D   ribosome, µm\text{µm}

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