The document provides information about different types of cells including bacterial, animal, and plant cells. It describes the main organelles found in each cell such as the nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplasts, cell wall, and plasma membrane. The reader is prompted to click on different parts of sample bacterial, animal, and plant cells to learn more about each organelle's structure and function.

1. Cell Type
Discovery!
!!
Click on EACH to learn about them!
When you finish
one, check out
another 
By: Ian Jones

2. Bacterial Cell
Click on EACH diamond IN ORDER to label your bacterial cell using the figure below.
Where proteins are
made.
2 3
Contains genetic
code (DNA). 5
1 For cellular
communication.
For movement.
Contains everything,
Protection from
regulates in/out.
predators (WBC).
4 6 7
Structure/Support.

3. Animal Cell
Click on
a STAR
to learn
more!!
Don’t forget,
Cytoskeleton Z

4. J. Nucleus - contains DNA with coded
instructions giving cells unique characteristics.

5. D. Nucleolus – Inside the Nucleus,
makes ribosomes.

6. E. Nuclear Envelope(membrane) - surrounds
nucleus - has pores to allow materials in and
out.

7. H. Ribosomes - site of protein synthesis
(follows instructions from nucleus).
All the little black dots are Ribosomes!

8. A. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) -
transport & modification of proteins.
Like UPS of
the cell!

9. C. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) -
lipid synthesis, used in detoxification in
liver, & release calcium for muscle
contraction.

10. G. Golgi Apparatus - Packaging
macromolecules for transport elsewhere
in the cell.

11. Z. Lysosomes - Filled with enzymes for
intracellular digestion, only in ANIMALS.
(bacteria, worn-out organelles, food, even
the cell they are in!)
This is how a
tadpole looses
its tail. 

12. F. Mitochondria - Provides the energy a
cell needs to move, divide, etc.
(powerhouse of the cell)
1000 per cell!!

13. I. Plasma Membrane - Protective,
flexible barrier between the cell and
its environment— regulates what goes
in and out.

14. B. Cytosol—the fluid inside cell.
Cytoplasm = (Cytosol + organelles inside)
The area
between the
nucleus (and all
other organelles)
and the cell
membrane.

15. Cytoskeleton – maintains cell shape – also
moves organelles around internally,
only in Animals.

16. C
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D
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M
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F
G
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Plant Cell Click on a STAR to learn
more!!

17. K. Chloroplasts - Contain chlorophyll and
use the energy from the sun to make
food (photosynthesis)

18. Cell Wall - Provides and maintains shape
of plant cells - STRONG
(contains cellulose)

19. Vacuoles - Stores materials like water,
food, other nutrients and waste products
(larger in plants)

20. Check which parts are in which cells! Click the name to check answers.
Organelle Plant Animal Bacteria
Chloroplast
Vacuole
Ribosomes
Mitochondria
DNA
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Cell Wall
Nucleus
Cell (plasma) membrane
Lysosome
Golgi Apparatus

21. What are the missing organelles? Click letter for answers.
Cell Wall
Central
Vacuole
What kind of cell is this?
(Click, then go Next)
Chloroplast
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Plant Cell

22. What’s my job? Click to start.
Mitochondria –
Makes energy for cell. Golgi Apparatus –
Packaging and
transporting, lipid
modification.
Nucleus – Brain of
cell, tell everything
what to do.
What kind of cell is
Rough ER – Transporting
and modifying proteins.
this? (Click, then go Next)
Animal Cell
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23. List how this Bacterial Cell is the same
and different from an Animal Cell.
Similar:
• Ribosomes
• DNA
• Plasma
Membrane
Different:
• No membrane
bound organelles
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24. Travel inside a Plant
Cell
You should recognize some
of the organelles