Question

label the two cell parts on the diagram below. mitochondria cytoplasm nucleus chromosomes endoplasmic reticulum

Explanation:

The nucleus is the large, round - shaped structure usually in the center of the cell, containing genetic material. The cytoplasm is the jelly - like substance filling the cell where organelles are suspended. Without seeing the specific lines in the diagram, if one line points to the large purple - colored central structure, it is the nucleus. If another line points to the surrounding pinkish substance, it is the cytoplasm.

Answer:

If the top label line points to the large central purple structure: nucleus. If the bottom label line points to the pinkish area surrounding organelles: cytoplasm.