Plant Cell Labeling
Plant cells have many
structures in common with
animal cells and a few that
are unique to plant cells (and
some unicellular protists).
Plant cells have a large
central vacuole, chloroplasts
and a cell wall.
Examine the diagram of the
plant cell. You will label one
on the next page, but it won’t
be exactly the same.
On the next page, is another cell
that has some of the same
features. Drag the appropriate
names to the structures.
Image Source: https://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-cell.htm
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peroxisome
rough ER
ribosomes
chloroplast
nucleolus
cytoplasm
mitochondrion
smooth ER
cell wall
Golgi Body
nucleus
vacuole
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Animal Cell Labeling
Animal cells have features in
common with plants, but they
do not have a cell wall,
chloroplasts, or a large
central vacuole. (Animals
can have small vacuoles.)
Examine the diagram of the
animal cell. You will label
one on the next page, but it
won’t be exactly the same.
On the next page, is another cell
that has some of the same
features. Drag the appropriate
names to the structures.
Illustration showing the structures of an animal cell. Image
credit: Genome Research Limited
Source: https://biorender.com/
lysosome
rough ER
ribosomes
centrioles
nucleolus
cytoplasm
mitochondrion
smooth ER
cell membrane
Golgi Body
nucleus
vacuole
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