Final Answer:
A – cell wall
B – chloroplast
C – nucleus
D – nucleolus
E – mitochondrion
F – ribosome
G – cell (plasma) membrane
H – cytoplasm
I – rough endoplasmic reticulum
J – smooth endoplasmic reticulum
K – Golgi complex
L – vacuole
Function descriptions (simplified):
- Cell wall – holds the cell’s shape and protects it.
- Chloroplast – makes food using sunlight (photosynthesis).
- Nucleus – controls the cell like a brain.
- Nucleolus – makes ribosomes inside the nucleus.
- Mitochondrion – gives energy to the cell (powerhouse).
- Ribosome – builds proteins.
- Cell membrane – lets good stuff in and bad stuff out.
- Cytoplasm – gel-like stuff where organelles float.
- Rough ER – makes and moves proteins (has ribosomes on it).
- Smooth ER – makes fats and cleans toxins.
- Golgi complex – packs and ships proteins.
- Vacuole – stores water, food, or waste.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plant cell label worksheet.
