What is the Function for

Vacuole?

Storage food

Water + other materials

What is the function for

Cell Membrane?

Barrier between the

Cytoplasm + outside.

Controls what enters/leaves cell.

What is the function for

Golgi Body?

Receives materials from the endoplasmic reticulum.

Releases materials from the cells.

What is the function for

Ribosomes?

Structures that

creates proteins.

What is the function for

Cytoplasm?

Gel-like material in which are found

the different organelles.

What is the function for

Endoplasmic Reticulum?

(ER)

Network that carries materials from

one part of the cell to another.

What is the function for

Mitochondria?

What is the function for

Lysosomes?

Contains chemicals that

breaks down substances

such as food particles.

What is the function for

Nucleus?

Controls ALL

cell activities.

What is the function for

Chloroplast?

Captures the energy in sunlight

and uses it to convert carbon dioxide

and water into sugar and oxygen.

It moves quickly

and

allows a cell to move too.

What is an example of

Prokaryote?

What is an example of

Eukaryote?

Plant Cells

Animal Cells

Cell walls are only in

_______________.

Centriole is only in

________________.

Animal Cells do not contain:

-________________.

-________________.

-________________.

- Chloroplasts

- Central Vacuole

- Cell Walls

All cells contains

3 theory:

-____________________.

-____________________.

-____________________.

- all living things are composed of cells.

- cells are the basic unit of structure and function.

- new cells are produced from existing cells.