Question

2 - match the organelle with its function
1 - nucleus
organelle in which proteins and lipids are modified.
2 - cell wall
surrounds the nucleus and allows for substances to leave through the pores.
3 - endoplasmic reticulum (er)
organelle where proteins are synthesized (can be found on er).
reticulum (er)
4 - golgi apparatus
jelly - like substance located between the cell membrane and the nucleus.
5 - cell membrane
thin structures found in the nucleus which contain genetic material (dna).
6 - cytoplasm
structure inside cell used for storage. much bigger in plant cell than in animal cells.
7 - nuclear envelope
rigid structure surrounding the cell membrane in plant cells, fungi, bacteria, and some protists.
8 - nucleolus
control center of the cell (only found in eukaryotes).
9 - chromatin
phospholipid bilayer which is found in all cells and controls what enters and leaves the cell.
10 - ribosomes
organelle in a cell which looks like a maze and is where proteins and lipids are assembled.
11 - mitochondria
structure inside of the nucleus which produces ribosomes.
12 - vacuole

Explanation:

1 - Nucleus: Control center of the cell (only found in Eukaryotes) as it contains genetic material (DNA).
2 - Cell Wall: Rigid structure surrounding the cell membrane in plant cells, fungi, bacteria, and some protists.
3 - Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER): Organelle where proteins are synthesized (Can be found on ER).
4 - Golgi Apparatus: Organelle which is the “Powerhouse” of the cell where proteins and lipids are modified.
5 - Cell Membrane: Controls what enters and leaves the cell, consists of phospholipid bilayer which is found in all cells.
6 - Cytoplasm: Jelly - like substance located between the cell membrane and the nucleus.
7 - Nuclear Envelope: Structure inside cell used for storage. Much bigger in plant cell than in animal cells.
8 - Nucleolus: Proteins and lipids are assembled here.
9 - Chromatin: Contains genetic material (DNA) which is found in the nucleus.
10 - Ribosomes: Structure inside of the nucleus which produces ribosomes.
11 - Mitochondria: Organelle in a cell which looks like a maze and is where energy is produced.
12 - Vacuole: Surrounds the nucleus and allows for substances to leave through the pores.

Answer:

1 - Nucleus: Control center of the cell (only found in Eukaryotes).
2 - Cell Wall: Rigid structure surrounding the cell membrane in plant cells, fungi, bacteria, and some protists.
3 - Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER): Organelle where proteins are synthesized.
4 - Golgi Apparatus: Organelle for modifying proteins and lipids.
5 - Cell Membrane: Controls cell - substance entry and exit, phospholipid bilayer.
6 - Cytoplasm: Jelly - like substance between membrane and nucleus.
7 - Nuclear Envelope: Storage - related structure (bigger in plant cells).
8 - Nucleolus: Site of protein and lipid assembly.
9 - Chromatin: Genetic material in nucleus.
10 - Ribosomes: Produce ribosomes.
11 - Mitochondria: Energy - producing organelle.
12 - Vacuole: Surrounds nucleus, allows substance passage.