This organelle converts energy into a form that cells can use.

The clear gel-like substance that holds and moves organelles and nutrients around the cell.

The organelle that acts as a road system for proteins and lipids.

The organelle that surrounds all cells and controls what enters and leaves the cells.

The organelle that contains DNA and controls many of the cell's activities.

This organelle converts energy into a form that cells can use.

The outer, rigid supporting layer of plant cells.

The clear gel-like substance that holds and moves organelles and nutrients around the cell.

The organelle that acts as a road system for proteins and lipids.

The organelle that surrounds all cells and controls what enters and leaves the cells.

The organelle that contains DNA and controls many of the cell's activities.

The organelle that packages and distributes proteins in the cell.

The organelle that breaks down old cell parts to be reused by the cell.

The organelle where proteins are made.

The organelle that stores food, water, and waste in the cell.

The organelle that uses the sun's energy to make sugars.

A bunch of cells working together to perform the same task is called what?

A bunch a tissues working together to perform a similar task is called what?

Because specialized cells differ in function, they also differ in?

If these organelles are absent, the cell will be deprived of much-needed proteins.

Humans who have disorders of these organelles often feel lethargic, as though they have no energy.

More than 40 human diseases are caused by problems with these organelles, which normally have important enzymes for breaking down substances that can build up in cells.

Like a factory without a warehouse, a cell without this organelle will have difficulty distributing materials.

A buildup of waste is threatening the stability of this cell because these organelles are malfunctioning.

Without this substance, organelles in the cell are unable to move around in the cell and less able to receive materials such as oxygen.

What structure keeps harmful chemicals out of animal cells?

What organelle(s) act(s) as "the boss" inside of a cell?

If you wanted to find DNA, where would you look?

If a cell has waste it needs to store, it will store it:

What do lysosomes and Golgi bodies have in common?

The dots on the endoplasmic reticulum represent:

What do you call the gelatin-like mixture that flows throughout a cell?

What part of the cell makes protein?

Which structures break down food and release energy?

What substance do Golgi bodies prepare for secretion?

A flexible covering that protects the inside of a cell from the environment outside a cell. *

A stiff structure that protects a cell from attack by viruses and other harmful organisms. *

A fluid inside a cell that contains salts and other molecules. *

It controls the movement of substances into and out of cells. It is semipermeable. *

Proteins are made on these small structures. *

This organelle spreads from the nucleus throughout most of the cytoplasm. It helps remove harmful substances from a cell. *

Proteins are prepared for their specific jobs or functions by this organelle. *

This organelle contains substances that help break down and recycle cellular components. *

Organelles that transport substances from one area of a cell to another area of a cell are called ______. *

A series of chemical reactions that convert the energy in food molecules into a usable form of energy called ATP is called _________.

Hairlike appendages are called ______ on a cell. *

What does the mitochondrion do for the cell as a whole? *

This organelle powers the cell through chemical reactions. It is the POWERHOUSE! *

These organelles store food, water, and waste material. *

Which cell structure captures energy from the sun to make sugar for a plant?

Which cell structure controls what comes in and out of the cell?

What is diffusion?

Which of the following cell structures are found in BOTH plant and animal cells?

Which of the following organisms have prokaryotic cells?

Which of the following moves molecules through the cell membrane WITHOUT the cell using its energy?

Of which of the following is diffusion an example?

Which of the following is the term used to describe the idea that if one part of the cell stops functioning, the whole cell will fail?

Which of the following is the thick fluid containing the cell's organelles?

Which of the following is the term describing the diffusion of water through the cell membrane?

Which of the following structures packages chemicals for use inside the cell or to be taken out of the cell?

The smell of freshly baked cookies spreading throughout a room is an example of

Which of the following types of cells has a true nucleus?

Cytology is the study of

Which cell structure is used to store food and wastes?

All cells ___________ have a cell membrane.

In what organelle is the genetic material found inside?