Organelle Matching A. Cytoplasm B. Cell Wall C. Chromatin D. Nucleolus E. Rough ER F. Smooth
ER G. Golgi Apparatus H. Vesicle L. Ribosome J. Cytoskeleton K. Mitochondria L. Cell Membrane
M. Central Vacuole N. Unicellular O. Multicellular P. Centrioles Q. Chloroplast R. Prokaryotic 1.
small, spherical, membrane bound sac that encloses cellular materials for transport within the cell,
or for export. 2. site of protein synthesis; this structure is common to all cells 3. fluid, and all
cellular contents outside the nucleus; site of many metabolic reactions. 4. loose, thread-like form
of DNA bound to histone proteins. 5. rigid, protective layer outside the cell membrane in plant cells
and prokaryotes. 6. large fluid-filled organelle that helps support plant cell structure. 7. a dense
DNA region in the nucleus where ribosome production begins. 8. 9. an organism with different cell
types specialized for different functions; results in multiple levels of cellular organization network of
tubules and filaments that support cellular structure and movement. 10. converts energy in organic
compounds like glucose into usable cellular energy (ATP). 11. uses light energy to make
carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water. 12. internal membrane system that lacks
ribosomes, aids in the production of lipids 13. any organism made up of only a single cell. 14. 15.
modifies new proteins and lipids, directs them to various places in the cell or prepares them for
export. 16. folded membrane system found near the nucleus that has ribosomes attached. 17.
organelle made of tubules that helps organize cell division in animal cells. 18 made up of a lipid
bilayer, this structure encloses the cell and monitors what enters and exits. unicellular organism
that lacks a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles..
Organelle Matching A Cytoplasm B Cell Wall C Chromatin D.pdf
1. Organelle Matching A. Cytoplasm B. Cell Wall C. Chromatin D. Nucleolus E. Rough ER F. Smooth
ER G. Golgi Apparatus H. Vesicle L. Ribosome J. Cytoskeleton K. Mitochondria L. Cell Membrane
M. Central Vacuole N. Unicellular O. Multicellular P. Centrioles Q. Chloroplast R. Prokaryotic 1.
small, spherical, membrane bound sac that encloses cellular materials for transport within the cell,
or for export. 2. site of protein synthesis; this structure is common to all cells 3. fluid, and all
cellular contents outside the nucleus; site of many metabolic reactions. 4. loose, thread-like form
of DNA bound to histone proteins. 5. rigid, protective layer outside the cell membrane in plant cells
and prokaryotes. 6. large fluid-filled organelle that helps support plant cell structure. 7. a dense
DNA region in the nucleus where ribosome production begins. 8. 9. an organism with different cell
types specialized for different functions; results in multiple levels of cellular organization network of
tubules and filaments that support cellular structure and movement. 10. converts energy in organic
compounds like glucose into usable cellular energy (ATP). 11. uses light energy to make
carbohydrates from carbon dioxide and water. 12. internal membrane system that lacks
ribosomes, aids in the production of lipids 13. any organism made up of only a single cell. 14. 15.
modifies new proteins and lipids, directs them to various places in the cell or prepares them for
export. 16. folded membrane system found near the nucleus that has ribosomes attached. 17.
organelle made of tubules that helps organize cell division in animal cells. 18 made up of a lipid
bilayer, this structure encloses the cell and monitors what enters and exits. unicellular organism
that lacks a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
