You, CarioticsL, here we go! Draw it the same way every time and you'll pick up a habit. I'm going to start with the nuclear envelope and put in some DNA. Then I'm going to draw my rough end aplasmic reticulum, a continuous membrane and add some dark spots to that. I'm going to add some free ribosomes next and then some lysosomes with little dots inside to make them grainy. I'm going to make them look very different from my mitochondria. And finally the Goldiaparatus. They always seem to make this look like a Wi-Fi symbol. Now it's time to label, so here is the nucleus and you have to have both things in it to get the mark. So you have to have your nuclear envelope and your DNA. It's enough to put RER for rough end aplasmic reticulum, side to plasma membranes usually worth a mark, Goldiaparatus but you can just write Goldie. mitochondria and lysosomes, see how my labels are a stick touching the object. Don't forget your last one ribosomes which are ATS. You know what to do, take a screenshot and wait for the keywords at the end. How did we do? Did we nail it for you? Get in touch. Tell us what else you want us to cover.