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Number your paper 2-21 and answer the following questions Number your paper 2-21 and answer the following questions. Name the organelle that the arrow is pointing to for 2-13. Write in the organelle that goes with the definition for 14-21

Tubular passageways that protein travels through.

Holds blueprints and DNA

Brain of the cell.

Jellylike substance that organelles float around in.

Need More Review Ready to Move on

Stores only food and water

Makes protein

Theory that this organelle makes ribosomes

Surrounds the nucleus

2. E.R. 12. Cell Membrane 3. Golgi body 13. Nuclear Membrane 4. Mitochondria 14. Nucleus 5. Vacuole or Lysosome 15. Cytoplasm 6. Nucleolus 16. Chromosome 7. Chromosome 17. Vacuole 8. Ribosome 18. Ribosome 9. Nucleus 19. E.R. 10. Lysosome or Vacuole 20. Nucleolus 11. Cytoplasm 21. Nuclear Membrane