Which organelle is correctly paired with its function?(1 point)ResponsesNucleus—provides carbohydrates for fermentationChloroplast—serves as a site for photosynthesisCentriole—synthesizes digestive enzymesLysosome—packages cellular products

Answer 1

The correct pairing of an organelle with its function is:

Chloroplast—serves as a site for photosynthesis.

Here's a brief clarification about the other options:

• Nucleus: It stores genetic information and regulates gene expression, rather than providing carbohydrates for fermentation.
• Centriole: It is primarily involved in cell division and the organization of the mitotic spindle, not the synthesis of digestive enzymes.
• Lysosome: It contains digestive enzymes to break down waste materials, but it does not package cellular products; that function is typically associated with the Golgi apparatus.

Thus, the chloroplast is the only correctly paired option.