Question

part 2: directions: label the diagram to the right using the following organelles: cell membrane nucleus mitochondria ribosomes

Explanation:

The cell membrane is the outer - most layer that encloses the cell. The nucleus is usually a large, round structure containing genetic material. Mitochondria are often oval - shaped and are the powerhouses of the cell. Ribosomes are small structures scattered throughout the cytoplasm. Without the actual ability to label the diagram here, these are the general locations and characteristics to identify them.

Answer:

To label: The outermost boundary is the cell membrane. The large, central, dark - circular structure is the nucleus. The oval - shaped structures are mitochondria. The small dots scattered throughout the cytoplasm are ribosomes.