flagella

vacuole

cell wall

chloroplast

Chloroplasts and mitochondria should be placed in the section labeled “Both.”

Chloroplasts should be placed in the section labeled “Both,” while mitochondria should be placed in the section labeled “Milkweed Plant.”

Chloroplasts should be placed in the section labeled “Milkweed Plant,” while mitochondria should be placed in the section labeled “Both.”

Chloroplasts should be placed in the section labeled “Butterfly,” while mitochondria should be placed in the section labeled “Both.”

It is an animal cell because plant cells do not have a nucleus.

It is a plant cell because plant cells do not contain a cell membrane.

It is an animal cell because it has a round shape, lacks a cell wall, and has small vacuoles.

It is a plant cell because it has a round shape, is surrounded by a cell wall, and has chloroplasts.

in the nucleus

in the chloroplast

in the cell membrane

in the endoplasmic reticulum

Animal cells can remain in a fixed position.

Animal cells are photosynthetic without a cell wall.

Animal cells have greater protection without a cell wall.

Animal cells can move more to accomplish necessary life functions.

cell membrane

mitochondrion

cell wall

vacuole

cell membrane

cytoplasm

vacuole

nucleus

nucleus

cell wall

chloroplast

cell membrane

cell wall, cell membrane, and nucleus

cell membrane, nucleus, and chloroplasts

chloroplasts, cell wall, and endoplasmic reticulum

endoplasmic reticulum, cell membrane, and nucleus

An animal cell has a cell wall, while they are absent in a plant cell.

A plant cell has lysosomes, while they are absent in an animal cell.

An animal cell has chloroplasts, while they are absent in a plant cell.

A plant cell has chloroplasts, while they are absent in most animal cells.