1. Chloroplast
Membrane bound organelle that stores materials like food or water

2. Vacuole
Network of membrane bound tubules that manufactures proteins and membrane structures

3. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Contains genetic information. Controls activities within the cell by directing protein synthesis

4. Nucleus
Structure with a double membrane that converts sugar energy into ATP (cellular respiration)

5. Mitochondrion
Flattened membranes that sort, modify and ship chemicals

6. Golgi Apparatus
Network of membrane bound tubules that manufacture lipids such as cholesterol and phospholipids

7. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum
Small membrane bound structure that transports chemicals products throughout the cell.

8. Vesicle
Phospholipid bilayer that separates the living environment from the nonliving environment. Controls what may enter or leave the cell.

9. Cell Membrane
Fluid filled area within the cell excluding the nucleus

10. Cytoplasm
Tiny structure found in all cells. Manufactures proteins.

11. Ribosome
A pair of structures found in animal cells. Helps to move cellular materials during cell division.

12. Centrioles
Dense area inside the nucleus. Assembles ribosomes.

13. Nucleolus
Sturdy structure surrounding plant cells made of cellulose.

14. Cell Wall
Small membrane bound sac filled with digestive enzymes. Breaks down food particles, recycles organelles or macromolecules

15. Lysosome
Organelle bound by two membranes. Converts light energy into sugars (photosynthesis). Gives plants their green hue.