Question

Which two cellular structures help cells move around? A. nuclei and cell walls B. chloroplasts and endomembrane systems C. cilia and flagella D. ribosomes and mitochondria

Answer 1

I think it is a. Nuclei and cell walls thank you

Answer 2

The only structures that help the cell to move are those of the option C. cilia and flagella

Step-by-step explanation:

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Cells move through cilia and flagella, since these organelles have mobility. The nucleus is immobile in the center of the cell and the membrane is the one that covers the entire cell. In the chloroplasts the phenomenon of photosynthesis occurs and in the membranous system the formation of proteins occurs, aided by the ribosomes. Finally, in mitochondria, cellular respiration occurs.

We conclude that the only structures that help the cell to move are those of the option C. cilia and flagella