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Click In The Green To Scan Store Ions only Store just water Store water and maintain turgidity of the cell Store Ions only Store waste, ions, and water In an animal cell what do the vacuoles store?

Click In The Green To Scan Get the cell parts moving Remove waste Store water and maintain turgidity of the cell Get the cell parts moving Store waste In a plant cell the function of the vacuole is what?

Click In The Green To Scan Square Round Square No definite shape to it. Rectangular What shape is a typical animal cell?

Click In The Green To Scan Cell Membrane Cell Wall Ribosome Cell Membrane Cytoplasm The plant cell is unique in that is has what that an animal cell does not?

Click In The Green To Scan Ribosome Cell Wall Vacuole Ribosome Cytoplasm This part on the plant cell can take up 90% of the cell. What is it?

Click In The Green To Scan Permeable Strong Weak Permeable Plasm Both plant and animal cells have what kind of membranes?

Click In The Green To Scan Vacuole RibosomeNucleus Vacuole Cytoplasm What is the name of the plant and animal cell’s control center?

Click In The Green To Scan Mitochondria Cytoplasm Chloroplast Mitochondria Vacuole Inner membrane Outer Membrane Stroma What organelle is this where photosynthesis takes place?

Click In The Green To Scan Carry out functions of the cell For oxygen Carry food to all parts of the cell Carry out functions of the cell Photosynthesis Plant cells need chloroplast for what?

Click In The Green To Scan Carry out functions of the cell Transport oxygen to cells Carry food to all parts of the cell Carry out functions of the cell Engulf other cells Animal cells can do what that plant cells cannot?