Question

the diagram below shows a bacterial cell. the bacterial cell does not have all of the same parts as the yeast cell. however, just like the yeast cell, the bacterial cell has a cell membrane and a gel - like cytoplasm that contains the cell parts. label the parts of the bacterial cell below. cytoplasm containing cell parts cell membrane

Explanation:

Bacterial cells have a cell membrane which is the outer - most boundary that controls what enters and leaves the cell. The cytoplasm is the gel - like substance inside the cell that contains cell parts and organelles (in a more complex sense for bacteria).

Answer:

The left label pointing to the inner gel - like substance with dots should be "cytoplasm containing cell parts". The right label pointing to the outermost purple - blue layer should be "cell membrane".