Charlotte is studying a cell under a microscope. She observes a jelly-like substance that protects and supports the cell. What is this substance called?

During a biology class, Emma explained that there are proteins that help speed up chemical reactions in the cell. What are these proteins called?

During a biology class, Zoe, Lily, and Abigail were discussing the basics of life. They wanted to know what the smallest unit of any living thing is. Can you help them identify it?

Elijah, Mason, and Aiden are studying for their biology exam. They come across a macromolecule that is made up of amino acids and forms various cellular structures, helping cells do their jobs. What is this macromolecule called?

Noah is learning about biomolecules and their functions. He reads that a certain type of macromolecule is made up of fatty acids and glycerol and is used for long-term energy storage in the body. What is this macromolecule called?

Grace is studying biology and comes across a structure within a plant cell that has a specialized function. She is trying to remember the term used for such a subunit. What is it called?

In a school project about cells, Scarlett referred to the nucleus as the 'Brain' of the cell, which directs the cell and holds the DNA. Which part did she mean?

Mason is studying biology and he comes across a type of cell that has NO nucleus. He asks Ava and Mia to identify the type of cell. What is the correct answer?

Aiden, Harper, and Charlotte are studying cell biology. They learned that a certain type of lipid molecule makes up most of the cell membrane. Can you identify this molecule?

Harper is looking under the microscope at a cell that HAS a nucleus. What type of cell is she observing?

Sophia is studying the molecular building blocks of life. She learns that these molecules are made up of nucleotides and contain the instructions for cell activities. Examples include DNA & RNA. What are these molecules called?

Avery is learning about cells and is curious about the structure that acts like a security gate for the cell. It's made up of a phospholipid bilayer and decides what goes in and what leaves the cell. What is this structure called?