1. Which structure is present in a typical plant cell but not in a typical animal cell?
2. Which feature distinguishes a bacterial cell from a typical plant or animal cell?
3. What makes a cell a specialised cell?
How can animal and plant cells be examined under a microscope?
Using a temporary stain like methylene blue or iodine solution.
Which organelles do animal cells contain?
Ribosomes, mitochondria, a nucleus, cytoplasm, and a cell membrane.
What additional structures do plant cells have compared to animal cells?
Chloroplasts, a sap vacuole, and a cellulose cell wall.
What components are found in a bacterial cell?
Ribosomes, circular DNA, plasmids, cytoplasm, a cell membrane, and a cell wall.
What defines a specialised cell?
Its structure is related to its specific function.
What is a tissue in biological organisation?
A group of similar cells.
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