1.2 Animal And Plant Cells (GCSE Biology)

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Algal cells are similar to plant cells because they:

In plant cells, the rigid outer layer primarily consists of:

Why do root cells of plants lack chloroplasts?

Animal cells do NOT have this structure:

Plant roots lack chloroplasts primarily because roots:

Algae cells differ from animal cells mainly due to the presence of:

How are animal cells typically smaller than plant cells?

Which structure in plant cells contains chlorophyll?

Which component holds genetic materials in the form of genes on chromosomes?

Cell sap of a plant’s permanent vacuole mainly consists of:

Which of these statements best describes cytoplasm?

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