Set #1 CELL PARTS AND FUNCTIONS

Which of these is the cell membrane?

• Barrier for the cell; controls what enters & exits.

• Provides support and protects the cell

• Cellular respiration happens in this organelle (it is a bean/kidney-shaped structure).

• Traps sunlight and converts it into food molecules.

• These are vesicles that contain chemicals that break down waste.

Which of these is the cell wall?

• Barrier for the cell; controls what enters & exits.

• Provides support and protects the cell

• Cellular respiration happens in this organelle (it is a bean/kidney-shaped structure).

• Traps sunlight and converts it into food molecules.

• These are vesicles that contain chemicals that break down waste.

Which of these is the mitochondria?

• Barrier for the cell; controls what enters & exits.

• Provides support and protects the cell

• Cellular respiration happens in this organelle (it is a bean/kidney-shaped structure).

• Traps sunlight and converts it into food molecules.

• These are vesicles that contain chemicals that break down waste.

Which of these is the chloroplast?

• Barrier for the cell; controls what enters & exits.

• Provides support and protects the cell

• Cellular respiration happens in this organelle (it is a bean/kidney-shaped structure).

• Traps sunlight and converts it into food molecules.

• These are vesicles that contain chemicals that break down waste.

Which of these is a lysosome?

• Barrier for the cell; controls what enters & exits.

• Provides support and protects the cell

• Cellular respiration happens in this organelle (it is a bean/kidney-shaped structure).

• Traps sunlight and converts it into food molecules.

• These are vesicles that contain chemicals that break down waste.

Which of these is a vacuole?

• Storage compartment for excess water and nutrients or waste.

• This is the quality of controlling what is allowed to enter or exit the cell.

• The cell transport system (infrastructure); processes materials and forms vesicles.

• The pigment contained in chloroplasts that allows photosynthesis.

• The control center of the cell; it holds the genetic material in eukaryotic cells.

Which of these describes selectively permeable?

• Storage compartment for excess water and nutrients or waste.

• This is the quality of controlling what is allowed to enter or exit the cell.

• The cell transport system (infrastructure); processes materials and forms vesicles.

• The pigment contained in chloroplasts that allows photosynthesis.

• The control center of the cell; it holds the genetic material in eukaryotic cells.

Which of these describes endoplasmic reticulum?

• Storage compartment for excess water and nutrients or waste.

• This is the quality of controlling what is allowed to enter or exit the cell.

• The cell transport system (infrastructure); processes materials and forms vesicles.

• The pigment contained in chloroplasts that allows photosynthesis.

• The control center of the cell; it holds the genetic material in eukaryotic cells.

Which of these describes chlorophyll?

• Storage compartment for excess water and nutrients or waste.

• This is the quality of controlling what is allowed to enter or exit the cell.

• The cell transport system (infrastructure); processes materials and forms vesicles.

• The pigment contained in chloroplasts that allows photosynthesis.

• The control center of the cell; it holds the genetic material in eukaryotic cells.

Which of these describes the nucleus?

• Storage compartment for excess water and nutrients or waste.

• This is the quality of controlling what is allowed to enter or exit the cell.

• The cell transport system (infrastructure); processes materials and forms vesicles.

• The pigment contained in chloroplasts that allows photosynthesis.

• The control center of the cell; it holds the genetic material in eukaryotic cells.