2.4 Plant and animal cells compared
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Which row is correct for an animal cell?
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2.4 Plant and animal cells compared
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2.4 Plant and animal cells compared
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Which structures are found in both plant and animal cells?
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Which store of carbohydrate is found in animal cells?
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Give three differences between a plant cell and an animal cell.
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Give two structures found in both plant and animal cells.
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Compare a liver cell with a leaf palisade cell.
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Explain why animal cells burst if placed in pure water but plant cells do not.
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A student says all plant cells contain chloroplasts. Suggest why this is incorrect, using an example.
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A cell has a nucleus, cell membrane and mitochondria but no wall, no chloroplasts and stores glycogen. Identify the type of organism and give one reason.
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Describe the differences in shape between typical plant and animal cells.
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Explain why fungal cells are not classed as plant cells even though both have walls.
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Complete the table by writing present or absent: cell wall in a plant cell; cell wall in an animal cell; chloroplast in an animal cell; nucleus in a plant cell.
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A scientist looks at a cell under a microscope and sees a nucleus, a vacuole and green structures. Explain what type of cell it is and how each feature supports this.
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Name the type of cell division and the structure that separates two new plant cells after division.
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Describe how you would use a light microscope to compare a cheek cell and an onion cell.
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