Differences Between Plant and Animal Cells Practice Exercise 4

Question 1

A diagram shows a plant cell with green oval structures and an animal cell without them. What is the name of the green structures seen only in the plant cell, and what do they do?

Question 2

The diagram below shows a plant cell with green oval structures and an animal cell without them. What is the name of the green structures seen only in the plant cell, and what do they do? (1 mark)

Question 3

The diagram below shows a plant cell with green oval structures and an animal cell without them. What is the name of the green structures seen only in the plant cell, and what do they do? (1 mark)

Question 4

The diagram below shows a plant cell with green oval structures and an animal cell without them. What is the name of the green structures seen only in the plant cell, and what do they do? (1 mark)

Question 5

A learner is asked to identify a plant cell using three visible features. Which combination is correct?]]>

Question 6

A learner is asked to identify a plant cell using three visible features. Which combination is correct? (1 mark)

Question 7

A learner is asked to identify a plant cell using three visible features. Which combination is correct? (1 mark)

Question 8

A learner is asked to identify a plant cell using three visible features. Which combination is correct? (1 mark)

Question 9

A student says that all cells under a microscope have a thick outer wall. What is the best way to correct this statement?]]>

Question 10

A student says that all cells under a microscope have a thick outer wall. What is the best way to correct this statement? (1 mark)

Question 11

A student says that all cells under a microscope have a thick outer wall. What is the best way to correct this statement? (1 mark)

Question 12

A student says that all cells under a microscope have a thick outer wall. What is the best way to correct this statement? (1 mark)

Question 13

A diagram shows a plant cell with a large central vacuole labeled A, and the nucleus is pushed to the side. An animal cell shows several small vacuoles and a centrally placed nucleus.What is the effect of the structure labeled A on the nucleus position in the plant cell?

Question 14

The diagram below shows a plant cell with a large central vacuole labeled A, and the nucleus labelled B is pushed to the side. An animal cell shows several small vacuoles and a centrally placed nucleus. What is the effect of the structure labeled A on the nucleus position in the plant cell? (1 mark)

Question 15

The diagram below shows a plant cell with a large central vacuole labeled A, and the nucleus labelled B is pushed to the side. An animal cell shows several small vacuoles and a centrally placed nucleus. What is the effect of the structure labeled A on the nucleus position in the plant cell? (1 mark)

Question 16

The diagram below shows a plant cell with a large central vacuole labeled A, and the nucleus labelled B is pushed to the side. An animal cell shows several small vacuoles and a centrally placed nucleus. What is the effect of the structure labeled A on the nucleus position in the plant cell? (1 mark)

Question 17

The diagram below shows a plant cell with a large central vacuole labeled A, and the nucleus labelled B is pushed to the side. An animal cell shows several small vacuoles and a centrally placed nucleus. What is the effect of the structure labeled A on the nucleus position in the plant cell? (1 mark)

Question 18

Brian noticed that some cells appeared green under the microscope. What causes this green color?

Question 19

Brian noticed that some cells appeared green under the microscope. What causes this green color? (1 mark)

Question 20

Brian noticed that some cells appeared green under the microscope. What causes this green color? (1 mark)

Question 21

Brian noticed that some cells appeared green under the microscope. What causes this green color? (1 mark)

Question 22

During an experiment, a student was asked to name two features that help identify a plant cell under a microscope. Which pair is correct?

Question 23

During an experiment, a student was asked to name two features that help identify a plant cell under a microscope. Which pair is correct? (1 mark)

Question 24

During an experiment, a student was asked to name two features that help identify a plant cell under a microscope. Which pair is correct? (1 mark)

Question 25

Jane observed a rectangular-shaped cell with a thick outer layer under a light microscope. What type of cell is this likely to be, and what gives it its shape?

Question 26

Jane observed a rectangular-shaped cell with a thick outer layer under a light microscope. What type of cell is this likely to be, and what gives it its shape? (1 mark)

Question 27

Jane observed a rectangular-shaped cell with a thick outer layer under a light microscope. What type of cell is this likely to be, and what gives it its shape? (1 mark)

Question 28

A diagram shows a plant cell and an animal cell. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell?

Question 29

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 30

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 31

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell that has some parts labelled. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 32

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell that has some parts labelled. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 33

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell that has some parts labelled. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 34

The diagram below shows a plant cell and an animal cell that has some parts labelled. In the plant cell, a large vacuole takes up most of the space and pushes the nucleus to the edge. Why is the nucleus at the edge of the plant cell but in the center of the animal cell? (1 mark)

Question 35

A diagram shows a labeled plant cell with green oval structures marked as Label A and an animal cell with no such structures.What is Label A, and why is it not found in the animal cell?

Question 36