Animal Cell Structures
ELL
A
Animal Cell Structures
Small sacs that
move molecules
around the cell.
1. Contractile Vacuole
3. Centrioles
2. Cilium (Cilia)
4. Vesicles
B
Animal Cell Structures
An organelle that
breaks down
molecules.
1. Lysosome
3. Nucleus
2. ER
4. Cytoplasm
C
Animal Cell Structures
An organelle that
sorts, packages, and
ships out molecules
made in the ER.
1. Food Vacuole
3. Mitochondrion
2. Golgi Body
4. Cell Membrane
D
Animal Cell Structures
An organelle that
removes excess
water from the cell.
1. Contractile Vacuole
3. Centrioles
2. Cilium (Cilia)
4. Vesicles
E
Animal Cell Structures
The control center
of a cell that
contains DNA.
1. Lysosome
3. Nucleus
2. ER
4. Cytoplasm
F
Animal Cell Structures
An organelle that
changes food
energy into energy
the cell can use.
1. Food Vacuole
3. Mitochondrion
2. Golgi Body
4. Cell Membrane
G
Animal Cell Structures
Small structures
that help in cell
division.
1. Contractile Vacuole
3. Centrioles
2. Cilium (Cilia)
4. Vesicles
H
Animal Cell Structures
The liquid part of
the cell that
contains organelles.
1. Lysosome
3. Nucleus
2. ER
4. Cytoplasm
I
Animal Cell Structures
A thin “bag” that
lets molecules move
in and out of the
cell.
1. Food Vacuole
3. Mitochondrion
2. Golgi Body
4. Cell Membrane
J
Animal Cell Structures
Thin, hair-like
structures that
help the cell
move around.
1. Contractile Vacuole
3. Centrioles
2. Cilium (Cilia)
4. Vesicles
K
Animal Cell Structures
A network of
membranes
where molecules
are put together.
1. Lysosome
3. Nucleus
2. ER
4. Cytoplasm
L
Animal Cell Structures
An organelle that
stores food.
1. Food Vacuole
3. Mitochondrion
2. Golgi Body
4. Cell Membrane
Animal Cell Structure
M. What does “Organelle” mean?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Water-based
Little organ
Big organ
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