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1 Animal and plant cells

2 What are the five basic parts of animal cells
Nucleus Cell membrane Mitochondria Vacuole Cytoplasm

3 What are the jobs of these parts
Cytoplasm- Fills cell Cell membrane- surround cell so parts don’t fall Vacuole- stores everything Mitochondria- release entry for the Cell

4 What are basic parts of plant cell
Chloroplast Cytoplasm Mitochondria Vacuole Cell wall Cell membrane Nucleus

5 What do these parts do Chloroplast- gives plants green color give plants ability to make own food Cytoplast- Fills the cell Mitochondria- release entry for cell Vacuole- stores everything Cell wall- surrounds structure of the cells Cell membrane- holds cell parts so they don’t fall out

6 How do plant and animal cell differ
animal cells don’t have cell walls Plant cells aren't circle

7 What are seven traits of life
Movement Growth Sunrise Irritability Metabolism Cells

8 Why is fir not alive? It does have cell

9 Pick another living concept you didn’t know
I didn’t know Very things needs cell?

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