Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic Cells
A multicellular organism is called...
Eukaryotes
Stores sunlight for photosynthesis...
Chloroplasts
The power house of the cell...
Mitochondria
Packages tiny sacs called vesicles...
Golgi body
The cytoplasm flows forwards forming tentacle-like projections called...
Pseudopodia
Has no nucleus and no organelles...
Prokaryotes
Stores water...
Vacuole
Consists of two layers of lipid fat
Cell membrane
Breaks down digestive waste...
Lysosome
Tiny hairs that beat simultaneously to move the organism in a specific direction...
Cilia
Is in the sexual reproduction...
Eukaryotic
A protective covering...
Cell wall
A web of long tubes and fibers...
Cytoskeleton
Small cylindrical structures...
Centrioles
Food is carried by a current of water into the...
oral groove
Makes up tissues, organs, and organ systems...
Eukaryotic
Some blue-green bacteria and algae...
Chloroplasts
Responsible for making proteins...
Ribosome
Fluid-filled sacs that serve as the storage area...
Vacuole
A long whip-like thread can propel the cell a long...
Flagella
Has an outer slime layer...
Prokaryotic
Present in the cells of plants, bacteria, fungi and some protists...
Cell wall
Main structure inside a cell...
Nucleus
Referred to as the conveyor belt or passageway of the cell's transport system...
Endoplasmic reticulum
A heavily pigmented area found in some single-celled organisms, such as Euglena...
Eyespot