VesicleMembrane-bound sac thattransportssubstancesaround and outof the cellSmoothendoplasmicreticulum(SER)Site oflipidsynthesisMitochondrionSite ofaerobiccellularrespirationDiffusionThe movementof particlesdown theirconcentrationgradientSoluteA substancedissolved ina solventGolgiapparatus/ bodySite ofproteinpackagingfor exportfrom the cellChloroplastSite ofphotosynthesisPhospholipidThe mainmolecule ofwhichmembranesare composedEukaryotesA group oforganisms withcells containing anucleus andmembrane-boundorganellesCellwallSturdy borderoutside theplasmamembrane ofplant cellsLysosomeContainsdigestiveenzymes - thecell's garbagedisposalCytoplasmThe spaceinside a cellbetween theplasmamembrane andthe nucleusRibosomesSite ofproteinsynthesisProkaryotesA group of single-celled organisms,with no nucleus ormembrane-boundorganellesCytosolFluidinsidethe cellFluidmosaicmodelThe theoryof how theplasmamembrane isstructuredNucleusContainsgeneticinformation(DNA)HydrophobicRepelswaterVacuoleWater andsolutestorageConcentrationgradientThe difference insoluteconcentrationbetween twoadjacent areasHydrophilicAttractedto waterRoughendoplasmicreticulum(RER)Site ofproteinmodification,studded withribosomesPassiveWithoutenergy /alongconcentrationgradientPlasma /cellmembraneSelectivelypermeablephospholipidbilayerVesicleMembrane-bound sac thattransportssubstancesaround and outof the cellSmoothendoplasmicreticulum(SER)Site oflipidsynthesisMitochondrionSite ofaerobiccellularrespirationDiffusionThe movementof particlesdown theirconcentrationgradientSoluteA substancedissolved ina solventGolgiapparatus/ bodySite ofproteinpackagingfor exportfrom the cellChloroplastSite ofphotosynthesisPhospholipidThe mainmolecule ofwhichmembranesare composedEukaryotesA group oforganisms withcells containing anucleus andmembrane-boundorganellesCellwallSturdy borderoutside theplasmamembrane ofplant cellsLysosomeContainsdigestiveenzymes - thecell's garbagedisposalCytoplasmThe spaceinside a cellbetween theplasmamembrane andthe nucleusRibosomesSite ofproteinsynthesisProkaryotesA group of single-celled organisms,with no nucleus ormembrane-boundorganellesCytosolFluidinsidethe cellFluidmosaicmodelThe theoryof how theplasmamembrane isstructuredNucleusContainsgeneticinformation(DNA)HydrophobicRepelswaterVacuoleWater andsolutestorageConcentrationgradientThe difference insoluteconcentrationbetween twoadjacent areasHydrophilicAttractedto waterRoughendoplasmicreticulum(RER)Site ofproteinmodification,studded withribosomesPassiveWithoutenergy /alongconcentrationgradientPlasma /cellmembraneSelectivelypermeablephospholipidbilayer

Cells and 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. Membrane-bound sac that transports substances around and out of the cell
    Vesicle
  2. Site of lipid synthesis
    Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)
  3. Site of aerobic cellular respiration
    Mitochondrion
  4. The movement of particles down their concentration gradient
    Diffusion
  5. A substance dissolved in a solvent
    Solute
  6. Site of protein packaging for export from the cell
    Golgi apparatus / body
  7. Site of photosynthesis
    Chloroplast
  8. The main molecule of which membranes are composed
    Phospholipid
  9. A group of organisms with cells containing a nucleus and membrane-bound organelles
    Eukaryotes
  10. Sturdy border outside the plasma membrane of plant cells
    Cell wall
  11. Contains digestive enzymes - the cell's garbage disposal
    Lysosome
  12. The space inside a cell between the plasma membrane and the nucleus
    Cytoplasm
  13. Site of protein synthesis
    Ribosomes
  14. A group of single-celled organisms, with no nucleus or membrane-bound organelles
    Prokaryotes
  15. Fluid inside the cell
    Cytosol
  16. The theory of how the plasma membrane is structured
    Fluid mosaic model
  17. Contains genetic information (DNA)
    Nucleus
  18. Repels water
    Hydrophobic
  19. Water and solute storage
    Vacuole
  20. The difference in solute concentration between two adjacent areas
    Concentration gradient
  21. Attracted to water
    Hydrophilic
  22. Site of protein modification, studded with ribosomes
    Rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER)
  23. Without energy / along concentration gradient
    Passive
  24. Selectively permeable phospholipid bilayer
    Plasma / cell membrane