cytoskeletonHelps cellmaintainshape; helporganellesmove in cellAnimalCellType of cell thatcontainscentrioles andlysosomes; hasno cell wallprokaryoticCells with nonucleus and nomembrane-boundorganelles;bacteriacentrioleOnly inanimal cells;helps withcell divisionchloroplastSite ofphotosynthesisProteinProjections(on avirus)Critical tohow a virusattaches to ahost cellGolgiApparatusPackagesandtransportsproteinsCapsidProtein coatthat holdsgenetic infoin virusesSmoothERMakes lipids;helpsremovetoxins fromcelleukaryoticCells that have anucleus andmembrane-boundorganelles;plants, animalsmitochondriaBreaks downglucose tocreateenergy(ATP) for cellAntibioticsUsed tofight offbacterialinfectionsOrganellesBroad term forspecializedstructures thatcarry outfunctions in acellcellwallProvidessupport andprotection toplant cellsnucleusContainsDNA;Controlcenter of thecellVirusRequireshost cell toreproduce;nonlivingciliaHair-likeorganellesthat movefluids aroundthe cellnucleolusLocatedinsidenucleus;makesribosomesRoughERHome forribosomesthat produceproteinscytoplasmGel-like fluidthat holds allorganelles inthe cellflagellaWhip-likeorganelle thathelps withmovement;mostly onbacteriaPlantCellType of cellwith a cellwall andchloroplastsBacteriophageVirus thatinfectsbacteriaProteinandNucleicAcidThis is whatviruses aremainly madeout ofvacuoleStorageorganelle;larger inplantslysosomeRids cellofunwantedwasteVaccinesUsed tofight offvirusesribosomeProducesproteins;found incytoplasm oron rough ERcellmembraneAllowstransport ofmolecules inand out ofthe cellcytoskeletonHelps cellmaintainshape; helporganellesmove in cellAnimalCellType of cell thatcontainscentrioles andlysosomes; hasno cell wallprokaryoticCells with nonucleus and nomembrane-boundorganelles;bacteriacentrioleOnly inanimal cells;helps withcell divisionchloroplastSite ofphotosynthesisProteinProjections(on avirus)Critical tohow a virusattaches to ahost cellGolgiApparatusPackagesandtransportsproteinsCapsidProtein coatthat holdsgenetic infoin virusesSmoothERMakes lipids;helpsremovetoxins fromcelleukaryoticCells that have anucleus andmembrane-boundorganelles;plants, animalsmitochondriaBreaks downglucose tocreateenergy(ATP) for cellAntibioticsUsed tofight offbacterialinfectionsOrganellesBroad term forspecializedstructures thatcarry outfunctions in acellcellwallProvidessupport andprotection toplant cellsnucleusContainsDNA;Controlcenter of thecellVirusRequireshost cell toreproduce;nonlivingciliaHair-likeorganellesthat movefluids aroundthe cellnucleolusLocatedinsidenucleus;makesribosomesRoughERHome forribosomesthat produceproteinscytoplasmGel-like fluidthat holds allorganelles inthe cellflagellaWhip-likeorganelle thathelps withmovement;mostly onbacteriaPlantCellType of cellwith a cellwall andchloroplastsBacteriophageVirus thatinfectsbacteriaProteinandNucleicAcidThis is whatviruses aremainly madeout ofvacuoleStorageorganelle;larger inplantslysosomeRids cellofunwantedwasteVaccinesUsed tofight offvirusesribosomeProducesproteins;found incytoplasm oron rough ERcellmembraneAllowstransport ofmolecules inand out ofthe cell

Types of Cells and their Organelles - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Helps cell maintain shape; help organelles move in cell
    cytoskeleton
  2. Type of cell that contains centrioles and lysosomes; has no cell wall
    Animal Cell
  3. Cells with no nucleus and no membrane-bound organelles; bacteria
    prokaryotic
  4. Only in animal cells; helps with cell division
    centriole
  5. Site of photosynthesis
    chloroplast
  6. Critical to how a virus attaches to a host cell
    Protein Projections (on a virus)
  7. Packages and transports proteins
    Golgi Apparatus
  8. Protein coat that holds genetic info in viruses
    Capsid
  9. Makes lipids; helps remove toxins from cell
    Smooth ER
  10. Cells that have a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles; plants, animals
    eukaryotic
  11. Breaks down glucose to create energy (ATP) for cell
    mitochondria
  12. Used to fight off bacterial infections
    Antibiotics
  13. Broad term for specialized structures that carry out functions in a cell
    Organelles
  14. Provides support and protection to plant cells
    cell wall
  15. Contains DNA; Control center of the cell
    nucleus
  16. Requires host cell to reproduce; nonliving
    Virus
  17. Hair-like organelles that move fluids around the cell
    cilia
  18. Located inside nucleus; makes ribosomes
    nucleolus
  19. Home for ribosomes that produce proteins
    Rough ER
  20. Gel-like fluid that holds all organelles in the cell
    cytoplasm
  21. Whip-like organelle that helps with movement; mostly on bacteria
    flagella
  22. Type of cell with a cell wall and chloroplasts
    Plant Cell
  23. Virus that infects bacteria
    Bacteriophage
  24. This is what viruses are mainly made out of
    Protein and Nucleic Acid
  25. Storage organelle; larger in plants
    vacuole
  26. Rids cell of unwanted waste
    lysosome
  27. Used to fight off viruses
    Vaccines
  28. Produces proteins; found in cytoplasm or on rough ER
    ribosome
  29. Allows transport of molecules in and out of the cell
    cell membrane