The basic structure of a

The Plant Cell plant cell can be viewed

under an electron
microscope and looks like
the diagram to the left.
Can you correctly label all
the parts of a plant cell?

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Nucleus Click on the
correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram

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Chloroplast Click on the
Nucleus correct part of
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the diagram

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Permanent Vacuole Click on the
Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram

Chloroplast

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 Click on the
Ribosomes Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram

Chloroplast

Permanent Vacuole

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Cell Wall Click on the
Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram
Ribosomes

Chloroplast

Permanent Vacuole

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Mitochondria Click on the
Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram
Ribosomes

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Permanent Vacuole

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 Click on the
Cytoplasm Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram
Ribosomes

Cell Wall

Mitochondria
Chloroplast

Permanent Vacuole

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Cytoplasm Nucleus correct part of
the cell to label
the diagram
Ribosomes

Cell Wall

Mitochondria
Chloroplast

Permanent Vacuole

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 Definitions from: www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/zpqpqhv/revision/8
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find out more about
each of the structures’
function

Cytoplasm Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Chloroplast
Ribosomes Mitochondria
Nucleus
A
Permanent
jelly-like Ribosomes
Cell
material Wall
that
Organelles that contains
vacuole
contains
the greendissolved
pigment,
Organelles
Contains
nutrients that
genetic
and contain
material,
salts and the enzymes
including
structures for
DNA,
called
chlorophyll,
Filled with
Arespiration,
Madetinyfrom which
cell
organelle sap
cellulose absorbs
to
where help light
keep
protein
fibres energy
the for
cell
synthesis
and strengthens
which
organelles. and
controls
It isand
where where
themany most
cell’sthe energy
activities.
of the is
chemical
Cell Wall photosynthesis.
the cell Contains
turgid.
occurs.
supports the enzymes
plant.
released
reactions in respiration.
happen.
needed for photosynthesis.

Mitochondria

Permanent Vacuole

Chloroplast
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