Question

endoplasmic reticulum part of the endo - membrane golgi apparatus packages, labels and ships p lysosomes choose organisms with cells that contain nuclei and membrane - bound organelles store dissolved solutes and water in the cell houses cellular dna, sight of dna replication and transcription vesicles containing digestive enzymes solid cellular components that give structure to the cell and act as transportation highways for movement of vesicle part of the endo - membrane system, smooth = sight of steroid synthesis, rough = sight of protein processing packages, labels and ships proteins in vesicles store pigments such as chlorophyll in the cell the first organisms on earth, bacteria, archaea; no nucleus everything contained within the cell sight of cellular respiration (using sugar and oxygen to make cellular energy/atp) mitochondria plastids vacuoles cytoskeleton choose cytoplasm choose

Explanation:

Each cell organelle is matched to its core function or defining characteristic based on cell biology principles:

1. Lysosomes: Membrane-bound vesicles filled with digestive enzymes for breaking down substances.
2. Mitochondria: The primary site of aerobic cellular respiration, producing ATP.
3. Plastids: Organelles (like chloroplasts) that store pigments such as chlorophyll for photosynthesis.
4. Vacuoles: Primarily function to store dissolved solutes, water, and other materials in the cell.
5. Cytoskeleton: Composed of solid filaments that provide cell structure and act as transport pathways.
6. Cytoplasm: Refers to all material (fluid and organelles) contained within the cell membrane.

Answer:

• Lysosomes: vesicles containing digestive enzymes
• Mitochondria: sight of cellular respiration (using sugar and oxygen to make cellular energy/ATP)
• Plastids: store pigments such as chlorophyll in the cell
• vacuoles: store dissolved solutes and water in the cell
• cytoskeleton: solid cellular components that give structure to the cell and act as transportation "highways" for movement of vesicle
• cytoplasm: everything contained within the cell