Plant and Animal Cells - Structure and Differences - Free Worksheet
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1. Reasons for differences between plant and animal cells.
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Plants need to make their own food
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Plants do not have a skeleton so support has to come from the cells
2. Labelling and function of these parts in a plant and an animal cell.
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nucleus
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cell membrane
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cell wall
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central vacuole
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mitochondria
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chloroplasts
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cytoplasm
3. Differences between a plant and an animal cell.
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