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Cellular Showdown: Animal vs. Plant Cells

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Test your knowledge on the differences and similarities between animal and plant cells!

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Cellular Showdown: Animal vs. Plant Cells
 

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Cellular Showdown: Animal vs. Plant CellsOnline version

Test your knowledge on the differences and similarities between animal and plant cells!

by Amanda Burke
1

What structure is found in plant cells but not in animal cells?

2

Which organelle is responsible for making food in plant cells?

3

What is the primary function of the cell membrane?

4

Which type of cell typically has a larger central vacuole?

5

What is the jelly-like substance inside both animal and plant cells called?

6

What structure helps maintain the shape of plant cells?

7

What organelle is responsible for controlling the cell's activities?

8

What tool should you use to observe cells?

9

A student studies a leaf cell under a microscope. The student also looks at a cell from an ant. The student draws diagrams of her observations of both cells. Which part should the student include in ONLY the leaf cell model?

10

The basic unit of structure and function for organisms is the _________.

11

How should you identify this cell?

12

Which organelle is being labeled using the letter "E"?

13

What letter identifies the nucleus?

14

Which letter identifies the cytoplasm?

15

Which letter points to the chloroplast in this cell?

16

The letter "D" is pointing to which organelle?

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