Question

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Both plant and animal cells have _________, which convert fuel to a form of energy the
cell can use.


Word Bank:
endomembrane system
flagella
central vacuole
cilia
cytoskeleton
ribosomes

Answer 1

I'm not really sure, sorry.

Answer 2

Isn't there any missing word above???

Answer 3

@fluttershyK

Answer 4

If there was an option with mitochondria I would have chosen it , however if it was not there ribosomes seems the most appropriate one.

Answer 5

I agree with hinamori. Mitochondria would make the most sense if it were an option.

Answer 6

Animal and plant cells are very similar and can actually be difficult to tell apart under a microscope. They both have: •nucleus (which contains chromosomes/DNA)
•nuclear envelope (separating the chromosomes/DNA from cytoplasm)
•mitochondrion (holds enzymes for energy)
•cytoplasm (gel-like substance in cell)
•plasma membrane (holds it all together like a bag)
•The endoplasmic reticulum (stores/transports proteins made by ribosomes)
•ribosomes (protein production)
•microfilaments (form the cytoskeleton)
•Golgi complex (transform proteins into different molecules)
•lysosomes (contain enzymes to break down chemicals/nutrients)

The two differences are:•plants have chloroplasts that give their leaves the green color, which are used for photosynthesis (convert light to energy)
•plant cells have a thick outer layer called a cell wall (made of cellulose) that animal cells do not have.