name: date:
cell structure and theory vocabulary
write a clear and accurate definition for each of the following terms in the table below. use your textbook or notes to help you find the correct meanings.

term | definition
1. cell membrane |
2. cell theory |
3. cell wall |
4. chloroplast |
5. cytoplasm |
6. dna |
7. eukaryotic cell |
8. flagella |
9. genetic material |

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name: date:
cell structure and theory vocabulary
write a clear and accurate definition for each of the following terms in the table below. use your textbook or notes to help you find the correct meanings.

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Define cell membrane and theory

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No.	Term	Definition
2	Cell theory	The scientific theory stating that all living organisms are made of cells, and cells come from pre-existing cells.
3	Cell wall	A rigid outer layer found in plants, fungi, and bacteria that provides structural support and protection.
4	Chloroplast	An organelle in plant cells that captures sunlight to perform photosynthesis and produce chemical energy.
5	Cytoplasm	The gel-like fluid inside a cell that surrounds organelles and serves as the site for chemical reactions.
6	DNA	Deoxyribonucleic acid; the double-stranded molecule containing the genetic instructions for development and function.
7	Eukaryotic cell	A complex cell type containing a membrane-bound nucleus and specialized organelles.
8	Flagella	Long, whip-like appendages that project from the cell body and enable cellular movement.
9	Genetic material	The hereditary molecules (DNA or RNA) passed from parents to offspring that determine traits.