Where in amoeba do all the chemical reactions happen?

In an amoeba, all the chemical reactions occur in the cytoplasm. This gel-like substance fills the cell and contains various organelles, enzymes, and molecules necessary for metabolic processes. The cytoplasm facilitates the movement of nutrients and waste, allowing for efficient cellular function. Additionally, some reactions may occur in specialized organelles like mitochondria, but the majority take place in the cytoplasmic environment.