Plant Cell vs Animal Cell Quiz

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The Arabic word "المواد" is translated to "things" in English.

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The word "الخصائص" refers to the properties of a substance.

True (A)

The Arabic phrase "تتكون من" means that something is made from something else.

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What does "الكثافة" mean in English?

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What does "المادة" mean in English?

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What is the Arabic word for "state"?

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What is the Arabic word for "liquid"?

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What English word translates to "الصلبة"?

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What English word translates to "غازي"?

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Plant Cell vs Animal Cell

  • Plant cells have a cell wall, animal cells do not
  • Plant cells have a large central vacuole, animal cells have small vacuoles or none
  • Plant cells contain chloroplasts, animal cells do not
  • Animal cells have centrioles (a cell organelle), plant cells do not

Cell Wall

  • The cell wall is a rigid outer layer of plant cells
  • It provides support and shape to the plant
  • It is non-living
  • It's composed of cellulose, a water-loving substance, it's in the form of fibers
  • Primary cell wall: expandable, allows cell growth
  • Secondary cell wall: forms after cell growth, provides support

Cell Wall Structure

  • Middle lamella: sticky layer between adjacent cell walls, composed of calcium and magnesium
  • Primary cell wall: not arranged in an orderly manner, includes pit fields (primary pit fields)
    • Contains pits, which allow communication between cells via plasmodesmata (connections between cells)
  • Secondary cell wall: develops in cells that have stopped growing, provides support
  • Suberin (waxy) is part of the secondary cell wall and has a different function

Types of Pits

  • Simple pit: one pit
  • Compound pit: two pits
  • Arrayed pit: multiple pits
  • Common pit: no opposite pit

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