GolgiapparatusProteins and lipidsstop in thisorganelle beforethey are packagedup for export toother cells.OrganelleAny structurewithin a cellthat has aspecificfunction.CytoplasmEverything withinthe cellmembranesincludingorganelles,cytoskeleton, andthe solutes.VesiclesTemporaryorganelles thatmove betweentheendomembranesystem.NucleolusThe area withinthenucleoplasmwhereribosomes aremade.LysosomeOrganelle thatprocesses largewaste productslike bacteriausing low pH.CiliaNumerousproteinaceoushair-like structureson the exterior of acell used formovement.PassiveTransportIntake ofsubstances likewater or oxygenby diffusion. HINT:no energy needed!NucleusOrganelle withdouble lipidbilayermembrane thatsurrounds theDNA.PeroxisomeOrganelle that dealswith chemicalreactions thatproduce wastes thatmight be detrimentalto the rest of the cell.ProkaryoteThis type oforganism doesnot havemembrane-boundorganelles.ActiveTransportMovement ofsubstance in and outof the cell thatrequires the input ofchemical energy andutilizes andelectrochemicalgradient.RibosomesAll cells havethesestructures thatare made up ofproteins andRNA.OsmosisThe naturalphenomenon that isthe movement ofwater molecules toareas where thereare fewer watermolecules.CellmembraneThis structure ismade ofphospholipids andallowsmovement/restrictionof substances in andout of the cell.CytosolThe liquidpart of thecytoplasm.MicroscopeA deviceused tovisualizecells.ExocytosisProteins, lipidsand wastes usethis method toleave a cell. HINT:a form of activetransport.EndocytosisThe process cellsuse to bring largeamounts ofsubstances acrossthe membrane. HINT:a form of activetransport.MitochondriaLocationof ATPsynthesis.RoughERThis organelle hasmany ribosomesattached andprocesses proteinsafter they aremade.EukaryoteThis type oforganism hascells withmany linearchromosomes.CytoskeletonStructures madeof proteins thatallow cells to movearound, changeshape, andreorganizeorganelles.VacuoleIn plants, largemembrane-boundstructures that canstore nutrients orwater.DNAThemacromoleculesthat reside in thenucleus.CellwallA componentof a cell that ismade ofstructuralcarbohydrates.FlagellaLongmicrotubulestructures onthe outside ofcells used formovement.SmoothERPart of theendomembranesystem thatmakes lipids.ChloroplastPlastid thatcontains specialmolecules thatcan harnesssolar energy.GolgiapparatusProteins and lipidsstop in thisorganelle beforethey are packagedup for export toother cells.OrganelleAny structurewithin a cellthat has aspecificfunction.CytoplasmEverything withinthe cellmembranesincludingorganelles,cytoskeleton, andthe solutes.VesiclesTemporaryorganelles thatmove betweentheendomembranesystem.NucleolusThe area withinthenucleoplasmwhereribosomes aremade.LysosomeOrganelle thatprocesses largewaste productslike bacteriausing low pH.CiliaNumerousproteinaceoushair-like structureson the exterior of acell used formovement.PassiveTransportIntake ofsubstances likewater or oxygenby diffusion. HINT:no energy needed!NucleusOrganelle withdouble lipidbilayermembrane thatsurrounds theDNA.PeroxisomeOrganelle that dealswith chemicalreactions thatproduce wastes thatmight be detrimentalto the rest of the cell.ProkaryoteThis type oforganism doesnot havemembrane-boundorganelles.ActiveTransportMovement ofsubstance in and outof the cell thatrequires the input ofchemical energy andutilizes andelectrochemicalgradient.RibosomesAll cells havethesestructures thatare made up ofproteins andRNA.OsmosisThe naturalphenomenon that isthe movement ofwater molecules toareas where thereare fewer watermolecules.CellmembraneThis structure ismade ofphospholipids andallowsmovement/restrictionof substances in andout of the cell.CytosolThe liquidpart of thecytoplasm.MicroscopeA deviceused tovisualizecells.ExocytosisProteins, lipidsand wastes usethis method toleave a cell. HINT:a form of activetransport.EndocytosisThe process cellsuse to bring largeamounts ofsubstances acrossthe membrane. HINT:a form of activetransport.MitochondriaLocationof ATPsynthesis.RoughERThis organelle hasmany ribosomesattached andprocesses proteinsafter they aremade.EukaryoteThis type oforganism hascells withmany linearchromosomes.CytoskeletonStructures madeof proteins thatallow cells to movearound, changeshape, andreorganizeorganelles.VacuoleIn plants, largemembrane-boundstructures that canstore nutrients orwater.DNAThemacromoleculesthat reside in thenucleus.CellwallA componentof a cell that ismade ofstructuralcarbohydrates.FlagellaLongmicrotubulestructures onthe outside ofcells used formovement.SmoothERPart of theendomembranesystem thatmakes lipids.ChloroplastPlastid thatcontains specialmolecules thatcan harnesssolar energy.

Cell BINGO! - 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. Proteins and lipids stop in this organelle before they are packaged up for export to other cells.
    Golgi apparatus
  2. Any structure within a cell that has a specific function.
    Organelle
  3. Everything within the cell membranes including organelles, cytoskeleton, and the solutes.
    Cytoplasm
  4. Temporary organelles that move between the endomembrane system.
    Vesicles
  5. The area within the nucleoplasm where ribosomes are made.
    Nucleolus
  6. Organelle that processes large waste products like bacteria using low pH.
    Lysosome
  7. Numerous proteinaceous hair-like structures on the exterior of a cell used for movement.
    Cilia
  8. Intake of substances like water or oxygen by diffusion. HINT: no energy needed!
    Passive Transport
  9. Organelle with double lipid bilayer membrane that surrounds the DNA.
    Nucleus
  10. Organelle that deals with chemical reactions that produce wastes that might be detrimental to the rest of the cell.
    Peroxisome
  11. This type of organism does not have membrane-bound organelles.
    Prokaryote
  12. Movement of substance in and out of the cell that requires the input of chemical energy and utilizes and electrochemical gradient.
    Active Transport
  13. All cells have these structures that are made up of proteins and RNA.
    Ribosomes
  14. The natural phenomenon that is the movement of water molecules to areas where there are fewer water molecules.
    Osmosis
  15. This structure is made of phospholipids and allows movement/restriction of substances in and out of the cell.
    Cell membrane
  16. The liquid part of the cytoplasm.
    Cytosol
  17. A device used to visualize cells.
    Microscope
  18. Proteins, lipids and wastes use this method to leave a cell. HINT: a form of active transport.
    Exocytosis
  19. The process cells use to bring large amounts of substances across the membrane. HINT: a form of active transport.
    Endocytosis
  20. Location of ATP synthesis.
    Mitochondria
  21. This organelle has many ribosomes attached and processes proteins after they are made.
    Rough ER
  22. This type of organism has cells with many linear chromosomes.
    Eukaryote
  23. Structures made of proteins that allow cells to move around, change shape, and reorganize organelles.
    Cytoskeleton
  24. In plants, large membrane-bound structures that can store nutrients or water.
    Vacuole
  25. The macromolecules that reside in the nucleus.
    DNA
  26. A component of a cell that is made of structural carbohydrates.
    Cell wall
  27. Long microtubule structures on the outside of cells used for movement.
    Flagella
  28. Part of the endomembrane system that makes lipids.
    Smooth ER
  29. Plastid that contains special molecules that can harness solar energy.
    Chloroplast