BY:EVELYN CRUZ

A CELL IS THE SMALLEST UNIT OF A LIVING THING THAT CAN CARRY OUT THE BASIC PROCESSES OF LIFE.

A CELL STRUCTURE USED FOR STORAGE.

THE GEL-LIKE SUBSTANCE THAT FILLS A CELL.

GREEN STRUCTURES INSIDE PLANT CELLS THAT TURN SUNLIGHT INTO FOOD.

AN ADDITIONAL LAYER AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF PLANT CELLS.

STRUCTURES WITHIN A CELL THAT BREAK DOWN FOOD AND TURN IT INTO ENERGY.

THE NUCLEUS IS A LARGE SPHERICAL STRUCTURE FOUND IN THE CENTER OF THE CELL.

THE LAYER AROUND THE OUTSIDE OF A CELL.

AN INDIVIDUAL LIVING THING.

MADE UP OF ONLY ONE CELL.

ORGANISMS THAT ARE MADE UP OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF CELLS ARE MULTICELLULAR.

A GROUP OF SIMILAR CELLS THAT WORK TOGETHER TO DO THE SAME JOB.

A GROUP OF TISSUES THAT WORK TOGETHER TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC BODILY FUNCTION.

A GROUP OF ORGANS THAT WORK TOGETHER TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC BODILY FUNCTION.