Question

cells come in many different shapes and can contain different parts, but there are some traits that all cells share. every living cell has a gel - like cytoplasm that fills the cell and contains cell parts. the cytoplasm is surrounded by a thin cell membrane. label the parts of the yeast cell diagram.

Explanation:

The cytoplasm is the gel - like substance inside the cell that contains cell parts and the cell membrane is the thin outer layer surrounding the cell. Match the labels 'cytoplasm containing cell parts' and 'cell membrane' to the appropriate parts of the yeast cell diagram based on their descriptions. The outer - most thin layer is the cell membrane and the inner area filled with various structures is the cytoplasm.

Answer:

Label the outer - most thin layer of the yeast cell as "cell membrane". Label the inner area with various structures inside the cell as "cytoplasm containing cell parts".