Question

for each part of the cell, identify and match the correct function for each structure. the site of protein synthesis in the cell. organelles that store food, water and wastes. this is where photosynthesis occurs. found only in plant cells. creates the shape, supports and protects the cell. the outermost layer of the cell. controls what moves in and out of the cell. maintains homeostasis. provides energy to the cell. this is where cellular respiration occurs. the organelle controls the cellular functions. contains genetic information. a jelly - like substance that is enclosed by the cell membrane. ribosome chloroplast mitochondrian nucleus cell wall vacuole cytoplasm cell membrane

Explanation:

To solve this cell structure - function matching, we analyze each structure:

1. Ribosome: Known as the site of protein synthesis in the cell.
2. Vacuole: Organelles that store food, water and wastes.
3. Chloroplast: This is where photosynthesis occurs (found only in plant cells).
4. Cell Wall: Creates the shape, supports and protects the cell (the outermost layer of the cell).
5. Cell Membrane: Controls what moves in and out of the cell, maintains homeostasis.
6. Nucleus: The organelle that controls the cellular functions and contains genetic information.
7. Mitochondrian: Provides energy to the cell (where cellular respiration occurs).
8. Cytoplasm: A jelly - like substance that is enclosed by the cell membrane.

Answer:

• Ribosome: The site of protein synthesis in the cell.
• Vacuole: Organelles that store food, water and wastes.
• Chloroplast: This is where photosynthesis occurs. Found only in plant cells.
• Cell Wall: Creates the shape, supports and protects the cell. The outermost layer of the cell.
• Cell Membrane: Controls what moves in and out of the cell. Maintains homeostasis.
• Nucleus: The organelle controls the cellular functions. Contains genetic information.
• Mitochondrian: Provides energy to the cell. This is where cellular respiration occurs.
• Cytoplasm: A jelly - like substance that is enclosed by the cell membrane.