Question

1. order the following to the correct cell part. (click and drag to put the items in the correct order, or click here to reorder by entering numbers directly ) 1 plasma membrane 2 nucleoid 3 flagellum 4 cell wall 5 cytoplasm 6 fimbriae

Explanation:

Match each labeled bacterial cell structure to its correct name by identifying the location and appearance of each part:

1. Structure 1 are the short, hair-like projections on the cell surface, which are fimbrae.
2. Structure 2 is the outermost rigid layer surrounding the cell, which is the cell wall.
3. Structure 3 is the thin layer just inside the cell wall, which is the plasma membrane.
4. Structure 4 is the long, whip-like appendage for movement, which is the flagellum.
5. Structure 5 is the gel-like interior filling of the cell, which is the cytoplasm.
6. The remaining structure (the coiled DNA region inside the cytoplasm) is the nucleoid.

Answer:

1. Fimbrae
2. Cell wall
3. Plasma membrane
4. Flagellum
5. Cytoplasm
6. Nucleoid