1. Cellular Respiration
Process in
which oxygen
is used to
break down
sugar from
food

2. Microbe
Creatures
that are too
small to be
seen with the
human eye

3. Protists
Single-celled or
multi-cellular
organisms that
have a nucleus,
and are not a
plant, animal,
or fungus.

4. Bacteria
Single-celled
organisms that
do not have
a nucleus

5. Cell Membrane
The outer
boundary
of the cell
Structure

6. Cell Membrane
Helps control
what
substances
enter or exit
the cell.
Function

7. Cell Wall
Structure
Surround
s the
plant
cell

8. Cell Wall
Function
Gives
support to
the plant
cell

9. Nucleus
Structure
Largest
organelle,
contains
DNA

10. Nucleus
Function
Control center
of cell,
controls
movement,
eating, and
reproduction

11. Cytoplasm
Structure
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell
membrane
Material
that fills
much of
the
inside of
the cell

12. Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Function
Holds all of
the
organelles
in the cell

13. Mitochondria
Function
Power house of cell
Uses oxygen and nutrients
to make energy
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14. Mitochondria
Structure
Rod or round shaped
organelle in cell
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15. Chloroplast
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Structure
Plant
organelle,
Contains
chlorophyll

16. Chloroplast
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Where
photosynthesis
takes place
Function

17. Vacuole
Sac for
storage,
digestion
and waste
removal
Function

18. Vacuole
Structure
Storage
bubble, larger
in plant cells
than animal
cells

19. Immune System
Body system
that fights
against
bacteria and
viruses

20. Universal Donor
Type O
Blood, it can
be given to
Type A, Type
B and Type
AB