Cell organelles

3. Small circular structures in the cell and in the ER that makes proteins.
7. A small part inside the nucleus where ribosomes are synthesized.
10. The outermost layer of a plant cell. It is rigid and give the cell structure.
12. A group of passageways where chemical compounds are moved, created, and processed.
14. A small organelle inside a plant cells. It contains food also known as leucoplast and pigments also known as chromoplast.
16. A bundle of parallel microtubules that help organize how the chromosomes (a thread like structure found in the nucleus carrying genetic information) during cell division.

1. A generic term for small sack like things created by the Golgi Apparatus. It can package water, proteins, or nutrients. Examples are vacuole and lysosomes.
2. The substance that fills the inside of the cell. It holds all the organelles and the cytosol.
4. It converts nutrients to energy that the cell can use. They do this using oxygen.
5. A circular organelle inside the cell that contains the cell’s DNA. It also controls gene expression.
6. A type of vesicle that stores many things a plant needs like water, proteins, and other chemicals. Vacuole in plant cells also help maintain their shape.
8. A small sac that contains a lot of chemicals to digest things.
9. A part of the plant that contains chlorophyll which captures the sunlight and uses that energy to create glucose, which is the plant’s stored energy.
11. The stack of membrane that can collect, change, and package chemical compounds.
13. A membrane with two layers that surrounds the cell. It controls what enters and leaves the cell.
15. A double-layered membrane. It covers the nucleus.