Conflict Comparison.pp XO GradesS SPANISH 2A: STA districtims.seattleschools.org/common-assessment-delivery/start/5381544436?action3Donresume&submissionld=648298410Match the following organelles to their function or analogy.1. Thestores the DNA for the eukaryotic cell.2. Thecan be smooth or rough and may be a site of manufacture of proteins or transport of various materials in a eukaryotic cell.3. Theis found mostly in plant cells and creates food (stored energy) using sunlight.4. Thepackages up different proteins or other materials and sends its packages all over the eukaryotic cell.5. Themanufactures proteins in all cells.6. Theis a rigid exterior protective part of the cell that gives it shape and is not found in all cells.7. Thetransports things throughout the eukaryotic cell and sometimes out of the cell.: cell membrane: cell wall: chloroplast: cytoplasm: cytoskeleton: lysosome: mitochondria: nucleus: ribosomes: vacuole: endoplasmic reticulum: vesicle:: nucleolus: golgi apparatus

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