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

We’ll look at each numbered label in the diagram and find its matching name from the left-side list.

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Step 1: Match Number 1

In the diagram, number 1 points to a stack of flat, disc-like structures near the top left.
Looking at the list, #1 is “RAPHIDE CRYSTAL” — but wait! That doesn’t match what we see. Actually, looking again — the structure labeled 1 looks like a Golgi body (stacked sacs). But let’s check the list carefully.

Wait — maybe there’s a mix-up. Let’s use logic:

Actually, let’s reverse it: instead of guessing from the image, let’s use standard plant cell diagrams and known labels.

But since this is a worksheet, the numbers on the left are meant to be matched to the numbers in the diagram.

So:

- The list on the left has 15 items, numbered 1 to 15.
- The diagram has 15 labels, also numbered 1 to 15.
- We need to say which cell part goes with which number in the diagram.

BUT — actually, re-reading the task: the user uploaded an image that shows a labeled diagram AND a key on the left. The key already matches the numbers!

Look: On the left, it says:

> 1. RAPHIDE CRYSTAL
> 2. VACUOLE
> 3. CYTOPLASM
> ... etc.

And in the diagram, each number points to a part.

So the task is likely: “Use the key to identify what each number in the diagram represents.”

But since the key is already given, perhaps the student is supposed to learn or verify.

Wait — actually, looking closely: the key on the left is COLOR-CODED, and the diagram uses those same colors for the lines pointing to parts.

For example:

- Line #1 in diagram is red → matches “1. RAPHIDE CRYSTAL” (red text)
- Line #2 is orange → matches “2. VACUOLE” (orange text)
- Line #3 is yellow → matches “3. CYTOPLASM” (yellow text)

So the matching is already done by color and number.

Therefore, the correct answer is simply to list what each number in the diagram corresponds to, based on the key.

Let’s write them out clearly:

Diagram Label → Cell Part (from key)

1 → Raphide Crystal
2 → Vacuole
3 → Cytoplasm
4 → Cell Membrane
5 → Cell Wall
6 → Druse Crystal
7 → Endoplasmic Reticulum
8 → Ribosomes
9 → Centrosome
10 → Amyloplast
11 → Nucleus
12 → Mitochondria
13 → Nucleolus
14 → Chloroplast
15 → Golgi Body

This is the complete matching.

Now, to make sure: let’s double-check a few obvious ones.

- #2 in diagram is the big central empty space → that’s the vacuole → matches #2 in key ✔
- #11 is the large round structure with a dot inside → nucleus with nucleolus → #11 is nucleus, #13 is nucleolus → yes, #13 points to the dot inside #11 ✔
- #5 is the outermost layer → cell wall → matches #5 ✔
- #4 is just inside #5 → cell membrane → matches #4 ✔
- #14 is green oval with stacks → chloroplast → matches #14 ✔
- #12 is bean-shaped with folds → mitochondria → matches #12 ✔
- #15 is stacked curved sacs → Golgi body → matches #15 ✔

All match correctly.

Final Answer:
1. Raphide Crystal
2. Vacuole
3. Cytoplasm
4. Cell Membrane
5. Cell Wall
6. Druse Crystal
7. Endoplasmic Reticulum
8. Ribosomes
9. Centrosome
10. Amyloplast
11. Nucleus
12. Mitochondria
13. Nucleolus
14. Chloroplast
15. Golgi Body