Cellular Organelles and Their Functions Through Analogies

The video tutorial explains how to complete a Google Slides assignment on organelles and their functions. It guides students on accessing the assignment, dragging organelle images to their correct names, typing organelle functions, and matching analogy images. The tutorial includes a detailed example using cytoplasm, comparing it to a jello bowl holding fruits. Students are encouraged to use the undo button for mistakes and customize text boxes for clarity. The video concludes with a slideshow of organelle functions.

What is the first step to start working on the assignment?

• Open it in Google Docs

• Open it in Google Slides

• Print it out

• Download it as a PDF

What should you do after dragging the organelle images to the correct names?

• Share the document

• Save the document

• Close the document

• Type the organelle functions

How can you undo an accidental action in the assignment?

• Close and reopen the document

• Press the redo button

• Tap the undo arrow

• Refresh the page

What should you do if the text doesn't fit in the text box?

• Ignore it

• Delete the text

• Change the font size and style

• Move the text box

What is the purpose of dragging analogy images to organelles?

• To decorate the slides

• To explain the organelle functions

• To make the slides colorful

• To fill empty spaces

What should you do after dragging the analogy image to the organelle?

• Ignore the analogy image

• Delete the analogy image

• Change the analogy image

• Explain the analogy image

What is the analogy used for cytoplasm in the example?

• A jello bowl holding fruits

• A bowl of soup

• A basket of flowers

• A box of chocolates

What is cytoplasm compared to in the analogy?

• A solid structure

• A jelly-like fluid

• A gaseous substance

• A metallic surface

What should you do after completing the cytoplasm example?

• Submit the assignment

• Watch the slideshow for more information

• Close the document

• Print the document

What is the main function of cytoplasm in a cell?

• To transport nutrients

• To produce proteins

• To hold all the organelles

• To store energy