Question

multiple choice 1 point what structures help with cell movement in animal cells? lysosomes and ribosomes flagella and cilia mitochondria and chloroplasts nucleolus and nucleus

Explanation:

Flagella and cilia are structures that can move and help with cell - movement in animal cells. Lysosomes are for digestion, ribosomes for protein synthesis. Mitochondria are for energy production and chloroplasts are for photosynthesis (not present in animal cells). The nucleolus and nucleus are related to genetic material and ribosome production.

Answer:

B. Flagella and cilia