Question 1

This organelle contains the cell's DNA

Accepted Answer

nucleus

Answer

cell membrane

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

vacuole

Question 2

This controls what goes in and out of the cell, sometimes called the lipid bilayer

Accepted Answer

cell membrane

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

cell wall

Question 3

Used for storage and helps plants maintain turgor pressure

Accepted Answer

vacuole

Answer

cell membrane

Answer

ribosome

Answer

cytoplasm

Question 4

This organelle turns food into energy, cellular respiration occurs here

Accepted Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

cytoplasm

Answer

ribosome

Question 5

The gel like substance inside the cell membrane that surrounds the organelles

Accepted Answer

cytoplasm

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

nucleus

Answer

golgi body

Question 6

This provides structure and support outside of the cell membrane (animal cells don't have this)

Accepted Answer

cell wall

Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

cytoplasm

Answer

vacuole

Question 7

This organelle contains chlorophyll, photosynthesis occurs here

Accepted Answer

chloroplast

Answer

vacuole

Answer

ribosome

Answer

mitochondrion

Question 8

These macromolecules are not membrane-bound organelles, but are important because the make proteins

Accepted Answer

ribosomes

Answer

mitochondria

Answer

chloroplasts

Answer

nuclei

Question 9

Plant cells have both of these organelles, but animal cells don't have both of them

Accepted Answer

cell wall & chloroplasts

Answer

cell wall & mitochondria

Answer

cell membrane & chloroplast

Answer

cell membrane & mitochondria

Question 10

Plant cells contain one big one, but animal cells contain multiple small ones

Accepted Answer

vacuole

Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

cell wall

Answer

chloroplast

Question 11

The area inside the nucleus where ribosomes are made

Accepted Answer

nucleolus

Answer

vacuole

Answer

cytoplasm

Answer

chloroplast

Question 12

This organelle allows plants to turn radiant energy from the sun into sugar

Accepted Answer

chloroplast

Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

ribosome

Answer

nucleus

Question 13

Plant and animal cells both have this

Accepted Answer

cell membrane

Answer

cell wall

Answer

one large central vacuole

Answer

chloroplasts

Question 14

This organelle is sometimes called the "powerhouse" of the cell

Accepted Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

ribosome

Answer

nuclues

Answer

chloroplast

Question 15

This organelle is sometimes called the "control center" of the cell

Accepted Answer

nucleus

Answer

mitochondrion

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

ribosome

Question 16

This type of cell does not contain it's DNA inside of a nucleus

Accepted Answer

prokaryotic

Answer

eukaryotic

Question 17

This type of cell contains membrane-bound organelles

Accepted Answer

eukaryotic

Answer

prokaryotic

Question 18

This type of cell is much larger and more complex

Accepted Answer

eukaryotic

Answer

prokaryotic

Question 19

Bacteria are an example of this type of cell

Accepted Answer

prokaryotic

Answer

eukaryotic

Question 20

Plants and animals contain this type of cell

Accepted Answer

eukaryotic

Answer

prokaryotic

Question 21

This organelle comes in two different varieties: rough (with ribosomes) and smooth (without ribosomes)

Accepted Answer

endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

Answer

nucleus

Answer

cell membrane

Answer

vacuole

Question 22

This organelle packagaes proteins for secretion out of the cell (like a post office)

Accepted Answer

golgi body / golgi apparatus

Answer

nucleus

Answer

ribosomes

Answer

cell membrane

Question 23

This organelle contains digestive enzymes and can break things down

Accepted Answer

lysosome

Answer

chloroplast

Answer

cytoplasm

Answer

vacuole

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