yes it does thank you! so the "negative pole" is actually the anode and vice versa?
See, in a cell there is nothing called anode or cathode. Like I mentioned, just -ve and +ve poles. If you see you regular AA/AAA batteries have + and -, it is the same here.
An anode forms when an electrode is
given the +ve charge, and -ve charge for cathode.
Here The +ve and -ve charges are
produced.
Always in a cell the more reactive metal is the -ve terminal as it is the source of e-.