Biology Questions.
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0What are the parts of a cell?Scenario triples
_Part6991 is-part-of _Cell6989
_Part6991 instance-of Entity
_Cell6989 instance-of Cell

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Question

What are the parts of the cell?

Answer

The cell
  • has as functional part a chromosome, a ribosome, and a plasma-membrane
  • is made up of a chromosome, a ribosome, a plasma-membrane, and cytosol
  • is part of an organism
  • has as structural part cytosol and a plasma-membrane
    • .

    Explanation

    cell: A cell is the simplest biological structure capable of performing all the activities of life including growth and reproduction.

    		(the cell is made up of
  • the chromosome inside the plasma-membrane and cytosol
  • the ribosome inside the plasma-membrane and cytosol
  • the plasma-membrane between carbohydrate and the chromosome
  • cytosol inside the cytoplasm
    • )
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    1What are the similarities between an animal cell and a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Similarity7000 object _Plant Cell6997
_Similarity7000 object _Animal Cell6998
_Similarity7000 instance-of Be-Similar
_Animal Cell6998 instance-of Animal-Cell
_Plant Cell6997 instance-of Plant-Cell

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    What are the similarities between a plant-cell and an animal-cell?

    Answer

  • plant-cell: The basic unit from which plants are made. Most have a cell wall surrounding the plasma membrane to provide structural support.
  • animal-cell: The basic unit from which animals are made. .

    • Explanation

    The concepts plant-cell and animal-cell have the following in common:
    • They are both a kind of eukaryotic-cell.
    • They both involve a chromosome, a plasma-membrane, a nuclear-envelope, a nucleus, cytosol, a ribosome, a mitochondria, and an endoplasmic-reticulum.
      • The chromosome is inside the plasma-membrane, cytosol, the nucleus, and the nuclear-envelope.
      • The plasma-membrane is between carbohydrate, the cytoplasm, and the chromosome.
      • Cytosol is inside the cytoplasm.
      • The endoplasmic-reticulum is site of the creation of a lipid.
    		(
  • plant-cell: The basic unit from which plants are made. Most have a cell wall surrounding the plasma membrane to provide structural support.
  • animal-cell: The basic unit from which animals are made. .
    • )
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    2What are the differences between an animal cell and a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Difference7009 object _Plant Cell7006
_Difference7009 object _Animal Cell7007
_Difference7009 instance-of Be-Different
_Animal Cell7007 instance-of Animal-Cell
_Plant Cell7006 instance-of Plant-Cell

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 What are the differences between a plant-cell and an animal-cell? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  plant-cell: The basic unit from which plants are made. Most have a cell wall surrounding the plasma membrane to provide structural support. 
    • 

  •  animal-cell: The basic unit from which animals are made. . 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts plant-cell and animal-cell differ in the following ways:

       
    • A plant-cell  involves a tonoplast, a vacuole, a container, the blocking of a vacuole, a membrane, a chloroplast, the creation of an entity, a plasmodesmata, a plant-cell-wall, a protein, and cellulose. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The vacuole is inside a tonoplast. 
        • 
 
      • The vacuole is the content of a container. 
        • 
 
      • The vacuole is the object of the blocking of a vacuole. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is made up of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is site of the creation of an entity. 
        • 
 
      • The plant-cell-wall has as structural part a plasmodesmata, a protein, and cellulose. 
        • 
 
      • The plant-cell-wall is made up of a plasmodesmata, a protein, and cellulose. 
        • 
 
      • The plasma-membrane does not enclose a plant-cell-wall. 
        • 
 
      • The plant-cell has as structural part a plant-cell-wall. 
        • 
 
      • The plant-cell is made up of a plant-cell-wall, a chloroplast, and a vacuole. 
        • 
 
      • The plant-cell has as functional part a chloroplast, a vacuole, and a golgi-apparatus. 
        • 
 
      
 
    • An animal-cell  involves the creation of an entity, a cellular-region, a plasma-membrane, a plasma-membrane, a membrane, a dna, the creation of an entity, and a cytoskeleton. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The endoplasmic-reticulum is site of the creation of an entity. 
        • 
 
      • The endoplasmic-reticulum is made up of a cellular-region, a plasma-membrane, and a plasma-membrane. 
        • 
 
      • There is an unknown length. 
        • 
 
      • The mitochondria has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The mitochondria has as functional part a dna. 
        • 
 
      • The mitochondria is made up of a membrane and a dna. 
        • 
 
      • The mitochondria is agent of the creation of an entity. 
        • 
 
      • The animal-cell is made up of a cytoskeleton. 
        • 
 
      • The animal-cell has as structural part a cytoskeleton. 
        • 
 
      

    
 

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    3What is a chromatin?Scenario triples
    _Chromatin7012 instance-of Chromatin

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 What is a chromatin? 

    Answer
    
  chromatin: The form of chromosomal DNA that is loosely packed and not distinctly visible in a light microscope. 

    		( chromatin: The form of chromosomal DNA that is loosely packed and not distinctly visible in a light microscope.)
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    4What is a chromosome?Scenario triples
    _Chromosome7015 instance-of Chromosome

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    ((WHAT-IS-A _Chromosome7015))
    		

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 What is a chromosome? 

    Answer
    
  chromosome: A chromosome is a long DNA molecule that contains genetic information. It is usually covered with proteins to maintain a condensed structure. 

    		( chromosome: A chromosome is a long DNA molecule that contains genetic information. It is usually covered with proteins to maintain a condensed structure.)
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    5What is a ribosome?Scenario triples
    _Ribosome7018 instance-of Ribosome

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 What is a ribosome? 

    Answer
    
  ribosome: Ribosomes are small cellular machines that synthesize proteins from amino acids using information carried in messenger RNA molecules. 

    		( ribosome: Ribosomes are small cellular machines that synthesize proteins from amino acids using information carried in messenger RNA molecules.)
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    6What is a free ribosome?Scenario triples
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    		( free-ribosome: A free ribosome synthesizes protein in the cytosol and is not attached to any membrane.)
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    7What is a bound ribosome?Scenario triples
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    		(
  •  bound-ribosome: Bound ribosomes are found on the membranes of the rough endoplasmic reticulum. 
  •  free-ribosome: A free ribosome synthesizes protein in the cytosol and is not attached to any membrane. 
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    8What are the similarities between a free ribosome and a bound ribosome?Scenario triples
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    9What is a vesicle?Scenario triples
    _Vesicle7044 instance-of Vesicle

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 What is a vesicle? 

    Answer
    
  vesicle: A membrane bound compartment inside a eukaryotic cell, usually part of the endomembrane system. 

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    10What is the difference between smooth endoplasmic reticulum and rough endoplasmic reticulum?Scenario triples
    _Texture-Value_ls_7061 value *smooth
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_Endoplasmic Reticulum7053 texture _Texture-Value_ls_7061
_Difference7055 object _Endoplasmic Reticulum7052
_Difference7055 object _Endoplasmic Reticulum7053
_Difference7055 instance-of Be-Different
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7053 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7052 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7052 texture _Texture-Value_ls_7060
_Texture-Value_ls_7060 instance-of Texture-Value
_Texture-Value_ls_7060 value *rough

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 What are the differences between an endoplasmic-reticulum and an endoplasmic-reticulum? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  endoplasmic-reticulum: The endoplasmic reticulum is a group of membranes in a eukaryotic cell that synthesize lipid and protein molecules, and can organize them for transport to locations within or outside the cell. 
    • 

  •  endoplasmic-reticulum: The endoplasmic reticulum is a group of membranes in a eukaryotic cell that synthesize lipid and protein molecules, and can organize them for transport to locations within or outside the cell. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts endoplasmic-reticulum and endoplasmic-reticulum differ in the following ways:

       
        
 
      
 
        
 
      

    
 

    		(
  •  endoplasmic-reticulum: The endoplasmic reticulum is a group of membranes in a eukaryotic cell that synthesize lipid and protein molecules, and can organize them for transport to locations within or outside the cell. 
  •  endoplasmic-reticulum: The endoplasmic reticulum is a group of membranes in a eukaryotic cell that synthesize lipid and protein molecules, and can organize them for transport to locations within or outside the cell. 
    • )
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    11What is the difference between a ribosome and a bound ribosome?Scenario triples
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    12What are the elements of an endomembrane system?Scenario triples
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    13What are the parts of a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Part7080 is-part-of _Plant Cell7078
_Part7080 instance-of Entity
_Plant Cell7078 instance-of Plant-Cell

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 What are the parts of the plant-cell? 

    Answer
    
 The plant-cell 
  •  has as functional part a golgi-apparatus, a vacuole, an endoplasmic-reticulum, a mitochondria, a chloroplast, a nucleus, a ribosome, a chromosome, and a plasma-membrane 
    • 
 
  •  is made up of a golgi-apparatus, a vacuole, an endoplasmic-reticulum, a mitochondria, a chloroplast, a nucleus, a ribosome, a chromosome, a plasma-membrane, a plant-cell-wall, and cytosol 
    • 
 
  •  is part of an organism 
    • 
 
  •  has as structural part a plant-cell-wall, a plasma-membrane, and cytosol 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  plant-cell: The basic unit from which plants are made. Most have a cell wall surrounding the plasma membrane to provide structural support. 
    
 
      
 
    •  
      • 
 
    
 

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    14What are the parts of an animal cell?Scenario triples
    _Part7086 is-part-of _Animal Cell7084
_Part7086 instance-of Entity
_Animal Cell7084 instance-of Animal-Cell

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 What are the parts of the animal-cell? 

    Answer
    
 The animal-cell 
  •  is a basic functional unit of an animal 
    • 
 
  •  is a basic structural unit of an animal 
    • 
 
  •  has as functional part an endoplasmic-reticulum, a mitochondria, a nucleus, a ribosome, a chromosome, and a plasma-membrane 
    • 
 
  •  is made up of an endoplasmic-reticulum, a mitochondria, a nucleus, a ribosome, a chromosome, a plasma-membrane, a cytoskeleton, cytosol, and a lysosome 
    • 
 
  •  is part of an organism 
    • 
 
  •  has as structural part a cytoskeleton, a plasma-membrane, and cytosol 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  animal-cell: The basic unit from which animals are made. . 
    
 
      
 
    •  
      • 
 
    
 

    		( the animal-cell is made up of 
  •  the endoplasmic-reticulum site of the creation 
    •  
  •  the mitochondria 
    •  
  •  the nucleus 
    •  
  •  the ribosome inside the plasma-membrane and cytosol 
    •  
  •  the plasma-membrane between carbohydrate and the chromosome 
    •  
  •  the chromosome inside the plasma-membrane, cytosol, the nucleus, and the nuclear-envelope 
    •  
  •  cytosol inside the cytoplasm 
    •  
  •  the lysosome 
    • )
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    15What are the parts of a prokaryotic cell?Scenario triples
    _Part7092 is-part-of _Prokaryotic Cell7090
_Part7092 instance-of Entity
_Prokaryotic Cell7090 instance-of Prokaryotic-Cell

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    (_Part7092)
    		

    Question
    
 What are the parts of the prokaryotic-cell? 

    Answer
    
 The prokaryotic-cell 
  •  has as functional part a chromosome, a plasma-membrane, and a ribosome 
    • 
 
  •  is made up of a chromosome, a plasma-membrane, a ribosome, and cytosol 
    • 
 
  •  is part of an organism 
    • 
 
  •  has as structural part a plasma-membrane and cytosol 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  prokaryotic-cell: A cell without internal membrane compartments. Only organisms of the domains Bacteria and Archaea have prokaryotic cells. 
    
 
      
 
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    16What is the structure of a cell?Scenario triples
    _Cell7094 instance-of Cell
_Structure7096 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Chromosome773x1 instance-of Chromosome
_Chromosome773x1 has-part _Structure7096
_Cell7094 has-part _Chromosome773x1

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 What are the parts of the cell? 

    Answer
    
 The cell 
  •  has as functional part a chromosome, a ribosome, and a plasma-membrane 
    • 
 
  •  is made up of a chromosome, a ribosome, a plasma-membrane, and cytosol 
    • 
 
  •  is part of an organism 
    • 
 
  •  has as structural part cytosol and a plasma-membrane 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  cell: A cell is the simplest biological structure capable of performing all the activities of life including growth and reproduction. 
    
 
      
 
    •  
      • 
 
    
 

    		(The cell 
  •  has as functional part a chromosome, a ribosome, and a plasma-membrane 
    •  
  •  is made up of a chromosome, a ribosome, a plasma-membrane, and cytosol 
    •  
  •  is part of an organism 
    •  
  •  has as structural part cytosol and a plasma-membrane 
    • )
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    17What is the function of a plasma membrane?Scenario triples
    _Function7102 played-by _Plasma Membrane7100
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_Plasma Membrane7100 instance-of Plasma-membrane

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 What is the purpose of the plasma-membrane? 

    Answer
    
 The plasma-membrane plays the role of a container. 

    Explanation
    
  plasma-membrane: The plasma membrane surrounds the cytoplasm of cells. It is made of a phospholipid bilayer and many different types of proteins. 
    
 
      
 
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    18What is the location of cytosol?Scenario triples
    _Location7106 location-of _Cytosol7104
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_Cytosol7104 instance-of Cytosol

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 What is the location of cytosol? 

    Answer
    
 Cytosol 
  •  is inside a cytoplasm 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  cytosol: Cytosol is the semi-fluid substance inside a cell, within which organelles are found. 
    
 
      
 
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    19What is the location of genes in a cell?Scenario triples
    _Gene7109 instance-of Gene
_Cell7108 instance-of Cell
_Location7111 instance-of Place
_Location7111 location-of _Gene7109
_Chromosome773x2 instance-of Chromosome
_Chromosome773x2 is-part-of _Cell7108
_Gene7109 is-part-of _Chromosome773x2

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 What is the location of the chromosome? 

    Answer
    
 The chromosome 
  •  is made up of a gene, a dna, and a protein 
    • 
 
  •  is part of a chromosome 
    • 
. 

    Explanation
    
  chromosome gene: A chromosome is a long DNA molecule that contains genetic information. It is usually covered with proteins to maintain a condensed structure. A functional section of DNA that contains the information necessary to synthesize a protein. 
    
 
      
 
    •  
      • 
 
    
 

    		(The cell 
  •  is at a spindle-pole 
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    20What is a mitosis?Scenario triples
    _Mitosis7114 instance-of Mitosis

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 What is a mitosis? 

    Answer
    
  mitosis: Mitosis is the stage of the cell cycle where the chromosomes separate and the original cell divides into two identical cells. There are several steps in this stage, defined by physical changes in the dividing cell. 

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    21How many chromosomes are in a person's cell?Scenario triples
    _Chromosome7129 instance-of Chromosome
_Person7128 instance-of Person
_Cell7130 instance-of Cell
_Cell7130 is-part-of _Person7128
_Cytosol810x3 instance-of Cytosol
_Cytosol810x3 encloses _Chromosome7129
_Cell7130 has-part _Cytosol810x3

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 How many chromosome encloses does cytosol have? 

    Answer
    
 

    Explanation
    
  cytosol: Cytosol is the semi-fluid substance inside a cell, within which organelles are found. 
    
 


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    22What is the agent of a protein synthesis?Scenario triples
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_Synthesis7133 result _Protein7131
_Synthesis7133 instance-of Synthesis
_Protein_ls_7138 result-of _Synthesis7133
_Protein_ls_7138 instance-of Protein
_Agent7135 played-by _Protein_ls_7138
_Agent7135 instance-of Agent-Role

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 What is the purpose of the protein? 

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 The protein 
  •  plays the role of an agent-role 
    • 
 
  •  is product of the creation of a protein 
    • 
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    Explanation
    
  protein: 
    
 
      
 
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    23What is the function of a rough endoplasmic reticulum?Scenario triples
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_Plasma-membrane_ls_7151 is-part-of _Endoplasmic Reticulum7143
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_Function7145 played-by _Plasma-membrane_ls_7151
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_Endoplasmic Reticulum7143 texture _Texture-Value_ls_7150
_Texture-Value_ls_7150 instance-of Texture-Value
_Texture-Value_ls_7150 value *rough

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 What is the purpose of the plasma-membrane? 

    Answer
    
 The plasma-membrane is the instrument of the blocking of a cell. 

    Explanation
    
  plasma-membrane: The plasma membrane surrounds the cytoplasm of cells. It is made of a phospholipid bilayer and many different types of proteins. 
    
 
      
 
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    24What is the function of a golgi apparatus?Scenario triples
    _Function7157 purpose-of _Golgi Apparatus7155
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_Golgi Apparatus7155 instance-of Golgi-apparatus

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    Answer
    
 The golgi-apparatus is agent of the dispersion of a vesicle and a tangible-entity. 

    Explanation
    
  golgi-apparatus: The golgi apparatus is a set of membrane vesicles that modifies and sorts proteins for distribution throughout and outside the cell. 
    
 
      
 
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    25There is a bound ribosome.
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    26Is it true that there is a difference between the structure of a bound ribosome and the structure of a free ribosome?Scenario triples
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    27Is it true that bound ribosomes synthesize membrane proteins and secreted proteins?Scenario triples
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    28Is it true that the location for a bound ribosome equals the cytoplasmic surface of a plasma membrane?Scenario triples
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    29Is it true that bound ribosomes are inside the spaces inside the rough endoplasmic reticulum?Scenario triples
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    CPL  : 5 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 5 s
    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint780

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Problem was not solved. Returned default descriptive answer.
Inspection Question
    

    30Is it true that a nuclear envelope is part of the membranes?Scenario triples
    _Nuclear Envelope7222 instance-of Nuclear-envelope
_Membrane7221 instance-of Artifact
_Part7223 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    31Is it true that a chloroplast is part of the membranes?Scenario triples
    _Chloroplast7226 instance-of Chloroplast
_Membrane7225 instance-of Artifact
_Part7227 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    32Is it true that a Golgi apparatus is part of the membranes?Scenario triples
    _Golgi Apparatus7232 instance-of Golgi-apparatus
_Membrane7231 instance-of Artifact
_Part7233 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    33Is it true that a plasma membrane is part of the membranes?Scenario triples
    _Plasma Membrane7238 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Membrane7237 instance-of Artifact
_Part7239 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 3 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 3 s
    

    34Is it true that an endoplasmic reticulum is part of the membranes?Scenario triples
    _Endoplasmic Reticulum7244 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Membrane7243 instance-of Artifact
_Part7245 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 3 s
    

    35Is it true that a chloroplast is part of a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Chloroplast7250 instance-of Chloroplast
_Plant Cell7249 instance-of Plant-Cell
_Part7251 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 8 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 11 s
    

    36Is it true that a chloroplast is part of an animal cell?Scenario triples
    _Chloroplast7256 instance-of Chloroplast
_Animal Cell7255 instance-of Animal-Cell
_Part7257 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 5 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 8 s
    

    37There is a wall.
   The material of the wall equals cellulose.
   Is it true that the wall is part of a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Plant Cell7266 instance-of Plant-Cell
_Part7268 instance-of Physical-Object
_Material7261 instance-of Information
_Material7261 instance-of Carbohydrate
_Material7261 information-content _Wall7258
_Wall7258 instance-of Wall

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 10 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 13 s
    

    38There is a wall.
   The material of the wall equals cellulose.
   There is a 2nd wall.
   The material of the 2nd wall equals cellulose.
   Is it true that the 2nd wall is part of an animal cell?Scenario triples
    _Animal Cell7283 instance-of Animal-Cell
_Part7285 instance-of Physical-Object
_Conceptual-Entity_ls_7279 information-content _Wall7274
_Conceptual-Entity_ls_7279 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Cellulose7278 information-content-of _Conceptual-Entity_ls_7279
_Cellulose7278 instance-of Carbohydrate
_Cellulose7278 instance-of Tangible-Entity
_Wall7274 instance-of Wall
_Material7272 instance-of Information
_Material7272 instance-of Carbohydrate
_Material7272 information-content _Wall7269
_Wall7269 instance-of Wall

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 8 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 11 s
    

    39Is it true that a centriole is part of a plant cell?Scenario triples
    _Centriole7290 instance-of Organelle
_Plant Cell7289 instance-of Plant-Cell
_Part7291 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 5 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 8 s
    

    40Is it true that a centriole is part of an animal cell?Scenario triples
    _Centriole7296 instance-of Organelle
_Animal Cell7295 instance-of Animal-Cell
_Part7297 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 4 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 7 s
    

    41Is it true that a ribosome is part of a prokaryote?Scenario triples
    _Ribosome7300 instance-of Ribosome
_Prokaryote7299 instance-of Prokaryote
_Part7301 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    42Is it true that a nuclear envelope is part of a prokaryote?Scenario triples
    _Nuclear Envelope7306 instance-of Nuclear-envelope
_Prokaryote7305 instance-of Prokaryote
_Part7307 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    43Is it true that a chloroplast is part of a prokaryote?Scenario triples
    _Chloroplast7310 instance-of Chloroplast
_Prokaryote7309 instance-of Prokaryote
_Part7311 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 1 s
    

    44Is it true that an endoplasmic reticulum is part of a prokaryote?Scenario triples
    _Endoplasmic Reticulum7316 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Prokaryote7315 instance-of Prokaryote
_Part7317 instance-of Physical-Object

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    45Is it true that there are numerous lysosomes in a cell of a muscle?Scenario triples
    _Quantity-Value_ls_7323 instance-of Quantity-Value
_Membrane957x4 instance-of Membrane
_Lysosome7320 instance-of Lysosome
_Muscle7319 instance-of Person
_Cell7321 instance-of Cell

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 7 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 9 s
    

    46Is it true that there are numerous lysosomes in a cell of a nerve?Scenario triples
    _Quantity-Value_ls_7329 instance-of Quantity-Value
_Membrane857x5 instance-of Membrane
_Lysosome7326 instance-of Lysosome
_Nerve7325 instance-of Entity
_Cell7327 instance-of Cell

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 4 s
    

    47There is a white cell in blood.
   The cell is from a phagocyte.
   Is it true that there are numerous lysosomes in the cell?Scenario triples
    _Quantity-Value_ls_7343 instance-of Quantity-Value
_Membrane952x6 instance-of Membrane
_Lysosome7340 instance-of Lysosome
_Phagocyte7337 instance-of Living-Entity
_Event_ls_7338 origin _Phagocyte7337
_Event_ls_7338 instance-of Event
_Cell7331 origin-of _Event_ls_7338
_Color-Value_ls_7334 value *white
_Color-Value_ls_7334 instance-of Color-Value
_Cell7331 color _Color-Value_ls_7334
_Cell7331 is-part-of _Blood7332
_Cell7331 instance-of Cell
_Blood7332 instance-of Person

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 9 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 11 s
    

    48A cell is part of a leaf of a plant.
   Is it true that there are numerous lysosomes in the cell?Scenario triples
    _Quantity-Value_ls_7353 instance-of Quantity-Value
_Membrane1735x7 instance-of Membrane
_Lysosome7350 instance-of Lysosome
_Cell7347 instance-of Cell
_Cell7347 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Leaf7346 instance-of Physical-Object
_Plant7345 instance-of Plant
_Cell7347 instance-of Physical-Object
_Leaf7346 is-part-of _Plant7345
_Cell7347 is-part-of _Leaf7346

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 25 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 26 s
    

    49Is it true that there are numerous lysosomes in a bacterium cell?Scenario triples
    _Quantity-Value_ls_7360 instance-of Quantity-Value
_Membrane847x8 instance-of Membrane
_Lysosome7357 instance-of Lysosome
_Bacterium Cell7358 instance-of Bacterium-Cell

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 6 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 8 s
    

    50The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   A compartment is part of an organelle.
   Is it true that the organelle is part of a eucaryotic cell?Scenario triples
    _Eucaryotic Cell7368 instance-of Eukaryotic-Cell
_Part7370 instance-of Entity
_Compartment7363 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Organelle7362 instance-of Organelle
_Compartment7363 instance-of Physical-Object
_Compartment7363 is-part-of _Organelle7362

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 4 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 6 s
    

    51The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   A compartment is part of an organelle.
   A 2nd compartment is part of a 2nd organelle.
   Is it true that the 2nd organelle is part of a prokaryote?Scenario triples
    _Prokaryote7380 instance-of Prokaryote
_Part7382 instance-of Entity
_Compartment7377 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Organelle7376 instance-of Organelle
_Compartment7377 instance-of Entity
_Compartment7377 is-part-of _Organelle7376
_Compartment7373 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Organelle7372 instance-of Organelle
_Compartment7373 instance-of Physical-Object
_Compartment7373 is-part-of _Organelle7372

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    52The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that the cytoplasm in a eucaryotic cell streams?Scenario triples
    _Eucaryotic Cell7386 instance-of Eukaryotic-Cell
_Plasma-membrane_ls_7388 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Cytoplasm7387 instance-of Cytoplasm
_Stream7385 instance-of Move

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 8 s
BPS  : 6 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 14 s
    

    53The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that the cytoplasm in a procaryote streams?Scenario triples
    _Stream7389 instance-of Move
_Cytoplasm7391 instance-of Cytoplasm
_Procaryote7390 instance-of Prokaryote

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    54The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that eucaryotes move?Scenario triples
    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
 : 

    		NIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 1 s
    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint773

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Problem was not solved. Returned default descriptive answer.
Inspection Question
    

    55The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that procaryotes move?Scenario triples
    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
 : 

    		NIL
    CPL  : 0 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 0 s
    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint773

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Problem was not solved. Returned default descriptive answer.
Inspection Question
    

    56The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that the diameter of a eucaryotic cell is less than 10 mm?Scenario triples
    _X7405 instance-of Length-Value
_Eucaryotic Cell7403 instance-of Eukaryotic-Cell
_Diameter7404 instance-of Length-Value

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 3 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 3 s
    

    57The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that the diameter of a procaryote is less than 10 mm?Scenario triples
    _X7413 instance-of Length-Value
_Procaryote7411 instance-of Prokaryote
_Diameter7412 instance-of Length-Value

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    58The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that a eucaryotic cell concentrates the genes in a region?Scenario triples
    _Eucaryotic Cell7417 instance-of Eukaryotic-Cell
_Gene7418 instance-of Gene
_Region7419 instance-of Region
_Concentrate7416 instance-of Decrease

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 8 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 10 s
    

    59The amount of cytoskeletons in a prokaryote is zero.
   Is it true that a procaryote concentrates the genes in a region?Scenario triples
    _Procaryote7421 instance-of Prokaryote
_Gene7422 instance-of Gene
_Region7423 instance-of Region
_Concentrate7420 instance-of Decrease

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    60Is it true that the function of a nucleolus is producing ribosomes?Scenario triples
    _Ribosome7427 instance-of Ribosome
_Produce7424 instance-of Produce
_Function7426 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Nucleolus7425 instance-of Nucleolus

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 1 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 3 s
    

    61Is it true that the function of a lysosome is digestion in a cell?Scenario triples
    _Digestion7432 instance-of Decrease
_Cell7430 instance-of Cell
_Place824x9 instance-of Place
_Place_ls_7433 instance-of Place
_Function7431 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Lysosome7429 instance-of Lysosome

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 125 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 128 s
    

    62Is it true that the function of a ribosome is protein synthesis?Scenario triples
    _Protein7434 instance-of Protein
_Synthesis7438 instance-of Synthesis
_Function7437 instance-of Role
_Ribosome7436 instance-of Ribosome

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 5 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 7 s
    

    63Is it true that the function of a Golgi apparatus is the secretion of cell products?Scenario triples
    _Cell7441 instance-of Cell
_Product7444 instance-of Entity
_Golgi Apparatus7443 instance-of Golgi-apparatus
_Function7445 instance-of Role
_Secretion7446 instance-of Event

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 8 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 8 s
    

    64Is it true that the function of microtubules is muscle contraction?Scenario triples
    _Muscle7450 instance-of Entity
_Contraction7454 instance-of Contract
_Function7453 instance-of Role
_Microtubule7452 instance-of Microtubule

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 2 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 2 s
    

    65A cell contacts some cyanide.
   A molecule is part of the cell.
   The molecule produces Adenosine triphosphate.
   The cyanide binds with the molecule.
   Is it true that the cyanide is inside the mitochondria of the cell?Scenario triples
    _Cyanide7457 instance-of CN-Minus
_Mitochondrion7474 instance-of Organelle
_Bind7466 object _Cyanide7457
_Bind7466 agent _Molecule7460
_Bind7466 instance-of Attach
_Molecule7460 instance-of Molecule
_Cell7456 instance-of Cell
_Molecule7460 instance-of Physical-Object
_Molecule7460 is-part-of _Cell7456
_Cell7456 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Cyanide7457 instance-of Substance
_Contact7455 instance-of Communicate
_Contact7455 instrument _Cell7456
_Information772x10 instance-of Information
_Information772x10 information-content _Cyanide7457
_Contact7455 object _Information772x10

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 10 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 13 s
    

    66A cell contacts some cyanide.
   A molecule is part of the cell.
   The molecule produces Adenosine triphosphate.
   The cyanide binds with the molecule.
   Is it true that the cyanide is inside the ribosomes of the cell?Scenario triples
    _Cyanide7477 instance-of CN-Minus
_Ribosome7494 instance-of Ribosome
_Bind7486 object _Cyanide7477
_Bind7486 agent _Molecule7480
_Bind7486 instance-of Attach
_Molecule7480 instance-of Molecule
_Cell7476 instance-of Cell
_Molecule7480 instance-of Physical-Object
_Molecule7480 is-part-of _Cell7476
_Cell7476 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Cyanide7477 instance-of Substance
_Contact7475 instance-of Communicate
_Contact7475 instrument _Cell7476
_Information772x11 instance-of Information
_Information772x11 information-content _Cyanide7477
_Contact7475 object _Information772x11

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 9 s
BPS  : 4 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 13 s
    

    67A cell contacts some cyanide.
   A molecule is part of the cell.
   The molecule produces Adenosine triphosphate.
   The cyanide binds with the molecule.
   Is it true that the cyanide is inside the peroxisomes of the cell?Scenario triples
    _Bind7506 object _Cyanide7497
_Bind7506 agent _Molecule7500
_Bind7506 instance-of Attach
_Molecule7500 instance-of Molecule
_Cell7496 instance-of Cell
_Molecule7500 instance-of Physical-Object
_Molecule7500 is-part-of _Cell7496
_Cell7496 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Cyanide7497 instance-of Substance
_Contact7495 instance-of Communicate
_Contact7495 instrument _Cell7496
_Information772x12 instance-of Information
_Information772x12 information-content _Cyanide7497
_Contact7495 object _Information772x12

    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
 : 

    		NIL
    CPL  : 5 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 7 s
    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint945

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Problem was not solved. Returned default descriptive answer.
Inspection Question
    

    68A cell contacts some cyanide.
   A molecule is part of the cell.
   The molecule produces Adenosine triphosphate.
   The cyanide binds with the molecule.
   Is it true that the cyanide is inside the lysosomes of the cell?Scenario triples
    _Cyanide7517 instance-of CN-Minus
_Lysosome7534 instance-of Lysosome
_Membrane970x14 instance-of Membrane
_Bind7526 object _Cyanide7517
_Bind7526 agent _Molecule7520
_Bind7526 instance-of Attach
_Molecule7520 instance-of Molecule
_Cell7516 instance-of Cell
_Molecule7520 instance-of Physical-Object
_Molecule7520 is-part-of _Cell7516
_Cell7516 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Cyanide7517 instance-of Substance
_Contact7515 instance-of Communicate
_Contact7515 instrument _Cell7516
_Information772x13 instance-of Information
_Information772x13 information-content _Cyanide7517
_Contact7515 object _Information772x13

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 7 s
BPS  : 3 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 10 s
    

    69A cell contacts some cyanide.
   A molecule is part of the cell.
   The molecule produces Adenosine triphosphate.
   The cyanide binds with the molecule.
   Is it true that the cyanide is inside the endoplasmic reticulum of the cell?Scenario triples
    _Cellular-Region953x17 instance-of Cellular-Region
_Chromosome_ls_7557 instance-of Chromosome
_Plasma-membrane1050x18 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Plasma-membrane954x16 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7556 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Bind7546 object _Cyanide7537
_Bind7546 agent _Molecule7540
_Bind7546 instance-of Attach
_Molecule7540 instance-of Molecule
_Cell7536 instance-of Cell
_Molecule7540 instance-of Physical-Object
_Molecule7540 is-part-of _Cell7536
_Cell7536 instance-of Architectural-Structure
_Cyanide7537 instance-of Substance
_Contact7535 instance-of Communicate
_Contact7535 instrument _Cell7536
_Information772x15 instance-of Information
_Information772x15 information-content _Cyanide7537
_Contact7535 object _Information772x15

    Query
    NIL
    		NILNIL
    CPL  : 17 s
BPS  : 11 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 28 s
    

    70A tiny virus penetrates the membrane of a cell of a plant.
   The virus enters the cell.
   The virus creates a second virus.
   The second virus spreads inside the plant.
   The second virus penetrates zero membranes.
   What is the method of the spreading?Scenario triples
    _Method7584 related-to _Spread7572
_Method7584 instance-of Method
_Spread7572 instance-of Event
_Entity1045x23 instance-of Entity
_Virus7570 played-by _Entity1045x23
_Tangible-Entity_ls_7580 plays _Virus7570
_Tangible-Entity_ls_7580 instance-of Tangible-Entity
_Penetrate7577 agent _Tangible-Entity_ls_7580
_Penetrate7577 object _Membrane7579
_Membrane7579 count 0
_Penetrate7577 instance-of Penetrate
_Membrane7579 instance-of Membrane
_Entity1021x22 instance-of Entity
_Virus7570 played-by _Entity1021x22
_Spread7572 agent _Entity_ls_7571
_Spread7572 instance-of Communicate
_Spread7572 donor _Entity_ls_7575
_Entity_ls_7575 instance-of Entity
_Entity_ls_7575 is-inside _Plant7560
_Virus7570 played-by _Entity_ls_7571
_Virus7570 instance-of Agent-Role
_Entity_ls_7571 plays _Virus7570
_Entity_ls_7571 instance-of Entity
_Create7568 object _Entity_ls_7571
_Entity1010x21 instance-of Entity
_Virus7562 played-by _Entity1010x21
_Create7568 agent _Virus7562
_Create7568 instance-of Create
_Virus7562 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Enter7565 instance-of Move-Into
_Enter7565 instrument _Virus7562
_Enter7565 object _Cell7561
_Virus7562 instance-of Agent-Role
_Entity866x19 instance-of Entity
_Virus7562 played-by _Entity866x19
_Tangible-Entity_ls_7564 plays _Virus7562
_Tangible-Entity_ls_7564 instance-of Tangible-Entity
_Penetrate7559 agent _Tangible-Entity_ls_7564
_Penetrate7559 object _Membrane7563
_Membrane7563 is-part-of _Cell7561
_Cell7561 is-part-of _Plant7560
_Virus7562 related-to *tiny
_Penetrate7559 instance-of Penetrate
_Membrane7563 instance-of Membrane
_Plant7560 instance-of Plant
_Cell7561 instance-of Cell

    Query
    (_Method7584)
    		

    Question
    
 What is a communicate? 

    Answer
    
  communicate: The communication of an information is an action. 

    		NIL
    CPL  : 99 s
BPS  : 2 s
Expl : 0 s
Total: 101 s
    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint1071

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Concepts cached during QA, ~a~%
    

    71What are differences between a mitochondrion and a chloroplast?Scenario triples
    _Difference7589 object _Chloroplast7586
_Difference7589 object _Mitochondrion7587
_Difference7589 instance-of Be-Different
_Mitochondrion7587 instance-of Organelle
_Chloroplast7586 instance-of Chloroplast

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7589))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a chloroplast and an organelle? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  chloroplast: A plant organelle that contains photosynthetic mechanisms.

. 
    • 

  •  organelle: An organelle is a subcellular-entity. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts chloroplast and organelle differ in the following ways:

       
    • A chloroplast  is a specific kind of  organelle . 
      • 
 
    • A chloroplast  involves a light, the creation of carbohydrate, carbohydrate, the blocking of a membrane, and a membrane. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation is using a light. 
        • 
 
      • The creation produces carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the instrument of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the object of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is made up of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is site of the creation of carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      
 
        
 
      

    
 

    		NIL
    CPL  : 1 s
BPS  : 0 s
Expl : 1 s
Total: 2 s
    

    72What are differences between a mitochondrion and a ribosome?Scenario triples
    _Difference7594 object _Ribosome7591
_Difference7594 object _Mitochondrion7592
_Difference7594 instance-of Be-Different
_Mitochondrion7592 instance-of Organelle
_Ribosome7591 instance-of Ribosome

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7594))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a ribosome and an organelle? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  ribosome: Ribosomes are small cellular machines that synthesize proteins from amino acids using information carried in messenger RNA molecules. 
    • 

  •  organelle: An organelle is a subcellular-entity. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts ribosome and organelle differ in the following ways:

       
    • A ribosome  is a specific kind of  organelle . 
      • 
 
    • A ribosome  involves a protein, the creation of a protein, and a rrna. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation produces a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome is agent of the creation of a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome has as functional part a rrna and a protein. 
        • 
 
      
 
        
 
      

    
 

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    73What are differences between a mitochondrion and a lysosome?Scenario triples
    _Difference7599 object _Lysosome7596
_Difference7599 object _Mitochondrion7597
_Difference7599 instance-of Be-Different
_Mitochondrion7597 instance-of Organelle
_Lysosome7596 instance-of Lysosome

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7599))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a lysosome and an organelle? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  lysosome: An organelle that contains digestive enzymes and often has a low internal pH. 
    • 

  •  organelle: An organelle is a subcellular-entity. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts lysosome and organelle differ in the following ways:

       
    • A lysosome  is a specific kind of  organelle . 
      • 
 
    • A lysosome  involves a digestive-enzyme, a container, and a membrane. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The container contains a digestive-enzyme. 
        • 
 
      • The lysosome plays the role of a container. 
        • 
 
      • The lysosome has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      
 
        
 
      

    
 

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    74What are differences between a mitochondrion and a peroxisome?Scenario triples
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    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
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    75What are differences between a chloroplast and a ribosome?Scenario triples
    _Difference7609 object _Ribosome7606
_Difference7609 object _Chloroplast7607
_Difference7609 instance-of Be-Different
_Chloroplast7607 instance-of Chloroplast
_Ribosome7606 instance-of Ribosome

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7609))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a ribosome and a chloroplast? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  ribosome: Ribosomes are small cellular machines that synthesize proteins from amino acids using information carried in messenger RNA molecules. 
    • 

  •  chloroplast: A plant organelle that contains photosynthetic mechanisms.

. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts ribosome and chloroplast differ in the following ways:

       
    • A chloroplast  is a kind of plastid, which is not  a ribosome . 
      • 
 
    • A ribosome  involves a protein, the creation of a protein, and a rrna. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation produces a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome is agent of the creation of a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome has as functional part a rrna and a protein. 
        • 
 
      
 
    • A chloroplast  involves a light, the creation of carbohydrate, carbohydrate, the blocking of a membrane, and a membrane. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation is using a light. 
        • 
 
      • The creation produces carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the instrument of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the object of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is made up of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is site of the creation of carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      

    
 

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    76What are differences between a chloroplast and a lysosome?Scenario triples
    _Difference7614 object _Lysosome7611
_Difference7614 object _Chloroplast7612
_Difference7614 instance-of Be-Different
_Chloroplast7612 instance-of Chloroplast
_Lysosome7611 instance-of Lysosome

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7614))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a lysosome and a chloroplast? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  lysosome: An organelle that contains digestive enzymes and often has a low internal pH. 
    • 

  •  chloroplast: A plant organelle that contains photosynthetic mechanisms.

. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts lysosome and chloroplast differ in the following ways:

       
    • A chloroplast  is a kind of plastid, which is not  a lysosome . 
      • 
 
    • A lysosome  involves a digestive-enzyme and a container. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The container contains a digestive-enzyme. 
        • 
 
      • The lysosome plays the role of a container. 
        • 
 
      
 
    • A chloroplast  involves a light, the creation of carbohydrate, carbohydrate, and the blocking of a membrane. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation is using a light. 
        • 
 
      • The creation produces carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the instrument of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The membrane is the object of the blocking of a membrane. 
        • 
 
      • The chloroplast is site of the creation of carbohydrate. 
        • 
 
      

    
 

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    77What are differences between a chloroplast and a peroxisome?Scenario triples
    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
 : 

    		NIL
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    78What are differences between a ribosome and a lysosome?Scenario triples
    _Difference7624 object _Lysosome7621
_Difference7624 object _Ribosome7622
_Difference7624 instance-of Be-Different
_Ribosome7622 instance-of Ribosome
_Lysosome7621 instance-of Lysosome

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7624))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a lysosome and a ribosome? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  lysosome: An organelle that contains digestive enzymes and often has a low internal pH. 
    • 

  •  ribosome: Ribosomes are small cellular machines that synthesize proteins from amino acids using information carried in messenger RNA molecules. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts lysosome and ribosome differ in the following ways:

       
    • A lysosome  involves a digestive-enzyme, a container, and a membrane. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The container contains a digestive-enzyme. 
        • 
 
      • The lysosome plays the role of a container. 
        • 
 
      • The lysosome has as structural part a membrane. 
        • 
 
      
 
    • A ribosome  involves a protein, the creation of a protein, and a rrna. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The creation produces a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome is agent of the creation of a protein. 
        • 
 
      • The ribosome has as functional part a rrna and a protein. 
        • 
 
      

    
 

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    79What are differences between a ribosome and a peroxisome?Scenario triples
    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
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    		NIL
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    80What are differences between a lysosome and a peroxisome?Scenario triples
    Query
    NIL
    		

    Question
    
 What is an? 

    Answer
    
 : 

    		NIL
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    81What is the relationship between a chromosome and a chromatin?Scenario triples
    _Relationship7639 is-functional-part-of _Chromatin7636
_Relationship7639 is-functional-part-of _Chromosome7637
_Relationship7639 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Chromosome7637 instance-of Chromosome
_Chromatin7636 instance-of Chromatin

    Query
    (_Relationship7639)
    		

    Question
    
 What is the functional-part of the chromatin? 

    Answer
    
 There is a gene. the dna 
    
 

    Explanation
    
 
    
  chromatin: The form of chromosomal DNA that is loosely packed and not distinctly visible in a light microscope. 
    
 
    
 


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    82What are three functions of smooth endoplasmic reticulum?Scenario triples
    _Endoplasmic Reticulum7645 value *smooth
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7645 instance-of Endoplasmic-reticulum
_Plasma-membrane_ls_7653 is-part-of _Endoplasmic Reticulum7645
_Plasma-membrane_ls_7653 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Function7647 played-by _Plasma-membrane_ls_7653
_Function7647 count 3
_Function7647 instance-of Role
_Endoplasmic Reticulum7645 texture _Texture-Value_ls_7652
_Texture-Value_ls_7652 instance-of Texture-Value
_Texture-Value_ls_7652 value *smooth

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Function7647))
    		

    Question
    
 What is a container? 

    Answer
    
  container: A container is a barrier. 

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    83There are some organelles.
   The function of the organelles is energy conversion.
   What are the organelles?Scenario triples
    _Function7658 recipient _Energy7655
_Function7658 purpose-of _Organelle7654
_Energy7655 instance-of Energy
_Function7658 instance-of Communicate
_Function7658 instance-of Role
_Organelle7654 instance-of Organelle

    Query
    (_Organelle7654)
    		

    Question
    
 What is a role? 

    Answer
    
  role: A role is something. 

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    84Transport vesicles integrate the membrane system in a cell.
What is the method of the integrating?Scenario triples
    _Method7672 related-to _Integrate7665
_Method7672 instance-of Method
_Integrate7665 instance-of Event
_Vesicle7666 instance-of Vesicle
_Transport7663 instance-of Carry
_System7667 instance-of Device
_Membrane7664 instance-of Membrane
_Cell7668 instance-of Cell
_Integrate7665 instance-of Reaction
_Vesicle7666 agent-of _Transport7663
_System7667 related-to _Membrane7664
_Integrate7665 agent _Vesicle7666
_Integrate7665 object _System7667
_Place781x24 instance-of Place
_Place781x24 location-of _Cell7668
_Integrate7665 site _Place781x24

    Query
    (_Method7672)
    		

    Question
    
 What is an reaction? 

    Answer
    
  reaction: A chemical reaction is a process in which one or more substances are converted into other substances. 

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    85There is a component of a cytoskeleton.
The component's function equals anchoring the nucleus.
What is the component?Scenario triples
    _Component7673 instance-of Entity
_Component7673 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Role_ls_7691 purpose-of _Component7673
_Role_ls_7691 instance-of Role
_Decrease_ls_7690 purpose _Role_ls_7691
_Decrease_ls_7690 instance-of Decrease
_Function7688 agent-of _Decrease_ls_7690
_Function7688 object _Nucleus7687
_Nucleus7687 instance-of Nucleus
_Function7688 instance-of Attach
_Function7688 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Cytoskeleton7674 instance-of Cytoskeleton
_Component7673 instance-of Physical-Object
_Component7673 is-part-of _Cytoskeleton7674

    Query
    (_Component7673)
    		

    Question
    
 What is a role? 

    Answer
    
  role: A role is something. 

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    _Class-Definition-Viewpoint900

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    86There is a component of a cytoskeleton.
The component's function is guiding. 
The component guides transport vesicles. 
The vesicles are being guided from the Golgi apparatus.
The vesicles are being guided to the plasma membrane.
What is the component?Scenario triples
    _Plasma Membrane7724 instance-of Plasma-membrane
_Guide7722 instance-of Take-Control
_Guide7722 object _Vesicle7714
_Guide7722 destination _Plasma Membrane7724
_Golgi Apparatus7719 instance-of Golgi-apparatus
_Guide7717 instance-of Take-Control
_Guide7717 object _Vesicle7714
_Guide7717 donor _Golgi Apparatus7719
_Vesicle7714 instance-of Vesicle
_Transport7711 instance-of Carry
_Guide7712 instance-of Take-Control
_Vesicle7714 agent-of _Transport7711
_Guide7712 instrument _Component7695
_Guide7712 object _Vesicle7714
_Function7709 purpose-of _Component7695
_Function7709 instance-of Take-Control
_Function7709 instance-of Role
_Component7695 instance-of Entity
_Cytoskeleton7696 instance-of Cytoskeleton
_Component7695 instance-of Physical-Object
_Component7695 is-part-of _Cytoskeleton7696

    Query
    (_Component7695)
    		

    Question
    
 What is the purpose-of of the role? 

    Answer
    
 the protein 
    
 

    Explanation
    
 
    
  role: 
    
 
    
 


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    87There is a component of a cytoskeleton.
The component's function is the cell's amoeba movement.
What is the component?Scenario triples
    _Component7728 instance-of Entity
_Cell7753 instance-of Cell
_Cytoskeleton_ls_7757 is-functional-part-of _Cell7753
_Cytoskeleton_ls_7757 instance-of Cytoskeleton
_Movement7755 is-part-of _Cytoskeleton_ls_7757
_Movement7755 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Movement7755 instance-of Conceptual-Entity
_Movement7755 is-part-of _Component7728
_Movement7755 agent-of _Event_ls_7756
_Event_ls_7756 instance-of Event
_Event_ls_7756 object _Amoeba7750
_Amoeba7750 instance-of Living-Entity
_Cytoskeleton7729 instance-of Cytoskeleton
_Component7728 instance-of Physical-Object
_Component7728 is-part-of _Cytoskeleton7729

    Query
    (_Component7728)
    		

    Question
    
 What is a chromosome? 

    Answer
    
  chromosome conceptual-entity: A chromosome is a long DNA molecule that contains genetic information. It is usually covered with proteins to maintain a condensed structure. 

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    88Some similar cells are elements of a group.
What are differences between a tissue and the group?Scenario triples
    _Difference7770 object _Group7763
_Difference7770 object _Tissue7768
_Difference7770 instance-of Be-Different
_Tissue7768 instance-of Tissue
_Cell7764 element-of _Group7763
_Cell7764 related-to _Similar7761
_Cell7764 instance-of Thing
_Group7763 instance-of Group
_Similar7761 instance-of Be-Similar
_Cell7764 instance-of Cell

    Query
    ((WHAT-IS-A _Difference7770))
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between a group and a tissue? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  group: A relatively small organization of Roles. 
    • 

  •  tissue: A tissue is solid-substance and a suborganismal-entity. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts group and tissue differ in the following ways:

       
    • A group  is a kind of aggregate whereas  a tissue  is a kind of spatial-entity. 
      • 
 
        
 
      
 
    • A tissue  involves an organism. 
      • 
 
        
 
      • The tissue is part of an organism. 
        • 
 
      

    
 

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    89What are the steps of mitosis?Scenario triples
    _Step7774 subevent-of _Mitosis7772
_Step7774 instance-of Event
_Mitosis7772 instance-of Mitosis

    Query
    (_Step7774)
    		

    Question
    
 What is the subevent of the copying? 

    Answer
    
 Mitosis: the cell gets copied. 
    
 the copying of the cell has as subevent 
  • First, The action is part of the copying. 
    • 
 
  • Then, The action is part of the copying. 
    • 
 
  • Then, The action is part of the copying. 
    • 
 
  • Then, Anaphase: the chromatid, the chromatid, and the chromatid move apart. 
    • 
 
  • Then, Telophase: the cleavage-furrow divides the cell into the cell the cell. 
    • 
 
  • Then, Cytokinesis: the object gets divided. 
    • 
 
    
 

    Explanation
    
 
    
  mitosis: Mitosis is the stage of the cell cycle where the chromosomes separate and the original cell divides into two identical cells. There are several steps in this stage, defined by physical changes in the dividing cell. 
    
 
    
 


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    90What are the steps of an Interphase event?Scenario triples
    _Event7777 instance-of Event
_Interphase7775 instance-of Interphase
_Step7779 instance-of Event
_Step7779 subevent-of _Event7777

    Query
    (_Step7779)
    		

    Question
    
 What is the subevent of the event? 

    Answer
    
 There is an event. 
    
 the event has as subevent 
  •  The event is part of the event. 
    • 
 
    
 

    Explanation
    
 
    
  event: 
    
 
    
 


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    91Mitosis is a step of the event of a cell cycle.
What is the difference between the duration of mitosis and the duration of the event?Scenario triples
    _Mitosis7794 instance-of Mitosis
_Duration7793 duration-of _Mitosis7794
_Duration7793 instance-of Duration-Value
_Entity_ls_7798 age _Duration7793
_Entity_ls_7798 instance-of Entity
_Difference7796 object _Entity_ls_7798
_Difference7796 instance-of Be-Different
_Difference7796 object _Entity_ls_7797
_Entity_ls_7797 instance-of Entity
_Entity_ls_7797 age _Duration7791
_Duration7791 instance-of Duration-Value
_Duration7791 duration-of _Difference7796
_Difference7796 instance-of Event
_Cell Cycle7785 instance-of Cell-cycle
_Difference7796 subevent-of _Cell Cycle7785
_Step7788 caused-by _Difference7796
_Step7788 instance-of Move
_Anaphase_ls_7789 subevent _Step7788
_Anaphase_ls_7789 instance-of Anaphase
_Mitosis7787 subevent _Anaphase_ls_7789
_Mitosis7787 instance-of Mitosis

    Query
    (_Difference7796)
    		

    Question
    
 What are the differences between an entity and an entity? 

    Answer
    
 

  •  entity: An entity is something. 
    • 

  •  entity: An entity is something. 
    • 
 

    Explanation
    
 The concepts entity and entity differ in the following ways:

       
        
 
      
 
        
 
      

    
 

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    92 questions 0 correct 0 wrong 92 unknown
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