IB Biology SL A2.2.8 Differences in Eukaryotic Cells Questions

Compare plant, animal and fungal cells by their cell walls, vacuoles and storage structures. Plant cells have cellulose walls, chloroplasts and large permanent vacuoles; animal cells may have centrioles, cilia, flagella, lysosomes and temporary vacuoles.

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Compare plant, animal and fungal cells by their cell walls, vacuoles and storage structures.
Identify cellulose cell walls, chloroplasts and large permanent vacuoles as features of plant cells.
Identify centrioles, cilia, flagella, lysosomes and temporary vacuoles as structures that may occur in animal cells.

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The diagram shows the structure of part of a fungus.

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The structure labelled II is the outer part of the fungus. State the main component of this structure.

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