Name the Cell Part (Part 1)
Name the Cell Part (Part 2)
Define the Cell Part (Part 1)
Define the Cell Part (Part 2)
Miscellaneous
100

directs cellular activity

nucleus

100

border around all cells that allows materials to enter and exit the cell

cell membrane

100

cell wall

structure that gives shape and protection to plant cells

100

cytoplasm

gelatin like material that surrounds cell organelles

100

True or False: ALL cells have a cell membrane

True

200

makes protein

ribosome

200

stores food, water, and other cell parts

vacuole 

200

vacuole

stores food, water, and other cell parts

200

chloroplast

structure within plant cells that capture light energy and turn it into energy for the plant

200

True or False: ALL cells have a cell wall

False

300

gelatin like material that surrounds cell organelles

cytoplasm

300

structure within plant cells that capture light energy and turn it into energy for the plant

chloroplast 

300

nucleus

directs cellular activity

300

ribosomes

makes protein

300

If mitochondria fail in muscle cells, a person might feel this symptom related to low energy. 

What is extreme tire or muscle weakness

400

releases energy from food molecules

mitochondria 

400

structure that gives shape and protection to plant cells

cell wall 

400

cell membrane

border around all cells that allows materials to enter and exit the cell

400

Vacuole 

stores water, waste, and nutrients

400

Explain how these three things work together for the plant cell. Chloroplasts, mitochondria, and vacuole. 

na

500

if a plant loses vacuole function, it cannot hold water well and the plant may do this to leaves..

what is wilt

500

if a virus destroyed mitochondria in a cell, how would it affect the body and what would possibly happen?

extreme tiredness, low energy, muscle weakness, or die

500

mitochondria

releases energy from food molecules

500

cell wall

a rigid protective layer in plant cells

500

List the 3 differences between plant and animal cells.

cell wall, chloroplasts, and large central vacuole