Label the parts of an animal and plant cell using the provided word bank.

Let’s go step by step to match each number in the diagram with the correct cell part from the Word Bank.

We are looking at a plant cell (it has a cell wall, chloroplasts, and a large central vacuole — which animal cells don’t have). But since it says “Animal & Plant Cells,” some parts are shared.

Here’s how we’ll do it:

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Step 1: Identify obvious structures

- Number 6 points to the outermost layer → that’s the Cell wall (only in plants).
- Number 4 is just inside the cell wall → that’s the Cell membrane.
- Number 3 is the big empty-looking space in the middle → that’s the Vacuole (large central one in plant cells).
- Number 5 points to oval shapes with inner folds → those are Mitochondria (powerhouse of the cell).
- Number 2 also points to similar oval shapes but with stacks inside → those are Chloroplasts (for photosynthesis, only in plants).
- Number 1 points to the big round structure with a smaller circle inside → that’s the Nucleus (control center).
- Number 8 points to the network around the nucleus with dots on it → that’s Rough ER (dots = ribosomes).
- Number 9 points to tiny dots floating or on ER → those are Ribosomes.
- Number 7 points to stacked flattened sacs → that’s the Golgi Apparatus (packages proteins).
- Number 10 points to smooth tubes near the nucleus without dots → that’s Smooth ER.

Wait — let’s double-check Number 8 and 10.

Looking again:

- Number 8: Arrows point to the membranous network attached to the nucleus, with little dots → definitely Rough ER.
- Number 10: Points to the same network but maybe the smoother part? Actually, looking closely, #10 might be pointing to the Golgi? Wait no — #7 is clearly Golgi (stacked pancakes).

Actually, re-examining:

In many diagrams:

- The structure labeled #10 is often the Golgi Apparatus, but here #7 is pointing to the stacked sacs — so #7 is Golgi.

Then what is #10? It’s pointing to the wavy membranes above the nucleus — that’s likely the Smooth ER or part of Rough ER?

Wait — let’s use elimination.

Word Bank:
Chloroplast, Nucleus, Cell membrane, Vacuole, Ribosomes, Cell wall, Mitochondria, Smooth ER, Rough ER, Golgi Apparatus

We have 10 labels.

Assigning:

1 → Nucleus ✔
2 → Chloroplast ✔ (has internal stacks)
3 → Vacuole ✔
4 → Cell membrane ✔ (inner boundary)
5 → Mitochondria ✔ (oval with cristae)
6 → Cell wall ✔ (outermost)
7 → Golgi Apparatus ✔ (stacked cisternae)
8 → Rough ER ✔ (membranes with ribosomes)
9 → Ribosomes ✔ (tiny dots)
10 → Smooth ER ✔ (tubular, no ribosomes)

Yes — that fits.

Check if any conflict:

- Is there both Rough and Smooth ER? Yes — #8 is rough (with dots), #10 is smooth (no dots, more tubular).

Perfect.

Now write them in order:

1. Nucleus
2. Chloroplast
3. Vacuole
4. Cell membrane
5. Mitochondria
6. Cell wall
7. Golgi Apparatus
8. Rough ER
9. Ribosomes
10. Smooth ER

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Final Answer:
1. Nucleus
2. Chloroplast
3. Vacuole
4. Cell membrane
5. Mitochondria
6. Cell wall
7. Golgi Apparatus
8. Rough ER
9. Ribosomes
10. Smooth ER