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1 Cells

2 Animal cells Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell Membrane

3 Animal cells cont… (real microscope image)
Nucleus Cytoplasm Cell Membrane

4 Plant cells Cell wall Nucleus Chloroplast Cytoplasm Vacuole
Cell membrane

5 Plant cells cont… (real microscope image)

6 Plant cells cont… (real microscope image)

7 Plant cells cont… (real microscope image)

8 Which cells contain which objects? Animal cells Plant cells
Nucleus Nucleus Cell wall Cytoplasm Cytoplasm Vacuole Cell membrane Cell membrane Chloroplasts

9 Match the cell part to its function!
Nucleus 1. A large space filled with cell sap. Cytoplasm 2. This is the brain of the cell – it controls what the cell does. Cell membrane 3. This is a rigid coating made of cellulose – it gives support. Cell wall 4. These contain chlorophyll used for photosynthesis. Vacuole 5. This holds the cell together – a thin skin. Chloroplasts 6. This is the jelly-like stuff where all chemical reactions happen.

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