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1 Differences and Similarities between Plant and Animal Cells Clicker Questions with Group Discussion Questions © Copyright. All Rights Reserved. www.cpalms.org

2 1.Which type of cell(s) have a cell membrane? A.Plant cells B.Animal cell C.Both D.neither

3 2. Which type of cell(s) has cell wall? A.Plant cells B.Animal cell C.Both D.neither

4 3. Which type of cell(s) has a nucleus (the region of the cell that stores the cell’s genetic material)? A.Plant B.Animal C.Neither D.both

5 4. Predict what would happen if plant cells had extra chloroplasts?

6 5. Discuss what would happen if plant cells did NOT have a cell wall.

7 6. Imagine the describe what might happen if animal cells had chloroplasts.

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