Question

practice: labeling the cell
label the parts of each cell as well as which is a plant vs. an animal cell. put stars next to the organelles that are unique to only plants or animals.

Explanation:

This is a cell - labeling exercise. The cell shown lacks a cell wall and chloroplasts which are typical of plant cells, and has centrioles which are more common in animal cells. So it is an animal cell. The labeled parts from outside - in: Cell membrane (outer boundary), mitochondria (power - houses of the cell), Golgi apparatus (modifies and packages proteins), endoplasmic reticulum (involved in protein and lipid synthesis), nucleus (controls cell activities), centrioles (involved in cell division, unique to animal cells). Stars should be placed next to centrioles as it is unique to animals among the shown organelles.

Answer:

This is an animal cell. Cell membrane: outer - most boundary; Mitochondria: energy - producing organelles; Golgi apparatus: protein - modifying and packaging organelle; Endoplasmic reticulum: involved in protein and lipid production; Nucleus: control center of the cell; Centrioles*: organelle involved in cell division, unique to animal cells.