Based on the analysis of the diagram and the provided word box, here is the solution to label the parts of the animal cell:
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Top Left (from top to bottom):
- The hair-like structures on the surface are
Cilia.
- The oval-shaped organelles with internal folds are
Mitochondria.
- The small dots scattered in the cytoplasm are
Ribosomes.
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Top Right (from top to bottom):
- The outer boundary of the cell is the
Cell membrane.
- The network of membranes without ribosomes attached is the
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
- The network of membranes with ribosomes attached is the
Rough endoplasmic reticulum.
- The small, round sacs are
Lysosomes or
Secretory vesicles.
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Center:
- The large, circular structure is the
Nucleus.
- The small circle inside the nucleus is the
Nucleolus.
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Bottom Right (from top to bottom):
- The stack of flattened sacs is the
Golgi apparatus.
- The two cylindrical structures are the
Centrioles.
- The long, whip-like tail is the
Flagellum.
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Bottom Left (from top to bottom):
- The gel-like substance filling the cell is the
Cytoplasm.
- The fibrous network providing structural support is the
Cytoskeleton.
- The small, round sacs near the Golgi apparatus are
Peroxisomes or
Secretory vesicles.
This completes the labeling of all the parts of the animal cell shown in the diagram.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of unlabeled animal cell worksheet.
