Animal Cell Coloring Worksheet with Color Key and Diagram

This image shows a completed "Animal Cell Coloring" worksheet. The task was to color the different parts of an animal cell according to a provided key, and the student has done so.

Here is a breakdown of the solution based on the coloring key and the colored diagram:

- Cell Membrane (light brown): The outer boundary of the cell is colored light brown.
- Cytoplasm (white): The background area inside the cell membrane, surrounding the organelles, is left white.
- Nucleoplasm (pink): The material inside the nucleus (excluding the nucleolus) is colored pink.
- Nuclear Membrane (dark brown): The double membrane surrounding the nucleus is colored dark brown.
- Ribosome (red): The small dots scattered in the cytoplasm and on the rough ER are colored red.
- Nucleolus (black): The dense structure within the nucleus is colored black.
- Golgi Apparatus (pink): The stack of flattened sacs is colored pink.
- Cilia (yellow): The hair-like structures on the cell's surface are colored yellow.
- Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (dark blue): The membrane network with ribosomes attached is colored dark blue.
- Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (light blue): The membrane network without ribosomes is colored light blue.
- Mitochondria (orange): The bean-shaped organelles are colored orange.
- Lysosome (purple): The small, round vesicles are colored purple.
- Microtubules (green): The long, thin fibers extending from the centrosome are colored green.
- Chromosomes (dark green): The thread-like structures inside the nucleus are colored dark green.

The student has correctly followed the instructions by matching each labeled part of the cell with its designated color from the key. The worksheet appears to be fully and accurately completed.