Parts of Cells (Organelles)

Match the terms with the definitions.

• Organ

• The building blocks of organisms

• Cells

• The parts in a organisms that perform a function.

• Organelles

• The structures inside the cell that perform specific functions.

• Model

• A representation of an object, process or system

Match the terms with the definitions.

• Structure

• Molecules built by ribosomes which make up the structure of cells and organelles.

• Proteins

•  how something is built or arranged

• Function

• what something does or how it works

Match the organelles with the functions (from Stile)

• Cytosol

• stores fluids, nutrients and wastes

• Cell Wall

• boundary for the cell, controls which substances pass in and out

• Vacuole

• a jelly-like substance that the organelles float in

• Nucleus

• contains DNA, which controls the cell's activities

• Cell Membrane

• provides protection and strength for the cell

Match the organelles with the functions (from Stile)

• Chloroplasts

• contains DNA, which controls the cell's activities

• Cytosol

• a jelly-like substance that the organelles float in

• Mitochondrion

• stores fluids, nutrients and wastes

• Nucleus

• collects sunlight to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugar (the plant's "food")

• Vacuole

• creates energy packets for the cell from sugar

Match the organelles with the functions (from OneNote)

• Ribosome

• creates energy packets for the cell from sugar

• Mitochondria

• endoplasmic reticulum with ribosomes; transports proteins

• rough endoplasmic reticulum

• produces fats; transports molecules throughout the cell; doesn't contain ribosomes

• Golgi Body

• bundles proteins into packages for transport

• smooth endoplasmic reticulum

• builds proteins using instructions from the cell's DNA

An analogy used for cells is when they are compared parts of city, match the part of the city to the organelle in this analogy.

• Endoplasmic reticulum

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• Golgi body

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• ribosome

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• Nucleus

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• Vacuole

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An analogy used for cells is when they are compared parts of city, match the part of the city to the organelle in this analogy.

• Chloroplasts

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• Cell Membrane

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• Mitochondrion

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• Cell Wall

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Match the superhero with organelle they represents.
Core

Power: Command & Genetic Regulation

Description: The strategic leader of the team, Core holds the blueprint for every mission. With the ability to rewrite and repair genetic code, they ensure stability and growth while directing cellular operations.

Weakness: A breach in their protective field disrupts their control, leaving them exposed

• Nucleus

• Mitochondria

• Chloroplast

• Golgi Body

• Cell Membrane

Match the superhero with organelle they represents.
Dynamo

Power: Energy Generation

Description: The relentless energy source of the team, Dynamo fuels their allies with bursts of stamina and strength. With the ability to absorb and convert nutrients into raw power, they never tire in battle.
Weakness: Overuse leads to burnout, making them vulnerable to exhaustion.

• Nucleus

• Mitochondria

• Chloroplast

• Golgi Body

• Cell Membrane

Match the superhero with organelle it represents.
Solara

Power: Solar Energy Conversion

Description: A radiant force who channels the sun’s energy into powerful, life-giving bursts. Solara not only fuels themselves but provides sustainable power to the entire team, creating oxygen-based shields and plant-based defenses.

Weakness: Without sunlight, their strength fades, making them weak in darkness.

• Nucleus

• Mitochondria

• Chloroplast

• Golgi Body

• Cell Membrane