Organelles
The organelle that runs everything in the cell including making more cells, releasing energy, etc.
What is the Nucleus?
A cell with a cell wall.
What is a plant cell?
The part of a microscope that the slide rests on.
What is the stage?
A microorganism that attacks things and causes sickness.
What is Bacteria?
The organelle responsible for letting things in and out of the cell.
What is the cell membrane?
Cells with chloroplasts.
What are plant cells?
The part of the microscope that clips the slide to the stage.
What are stage clips?
A category of organisms (mostly microscopic) ranging from good to bad to mushrooms.
What are germs?
The organelles that release energy (nicknamed the powerhouses of the cell.)
What are mitochondria?
A cell with a centriole.
What is an animal cell?
The part of the microscope you look through.
What is the eyepiece?
A one-celled creature.
What is an amoebae?
An organelle responsible for processing and packaging certain things for transportation around the cell, which plant cells tend to contain many of.
What is the Golgi apparatus/body?
A cell that has hundreds of Golgi apparatuses and a large vacuole.
What is a plant cell?
Knobs that control the microscope's focus.
What are stage knobs?
Germs that live in soil, including hot desert sand.
What are Protozoa?
An organelle found exclusively in animal cells that moves around during mitosis.
What is a centriole?
A cell with lysosomes.
What is an animal cell?
The part of a microscope connecting the eyepiece to the selected objective lense.
What is the tube?
Very small microorganisms that cause sicknesses.
What are viruses?