Structures of Plant Cells

Question 1

Structures never found in plant cells

Answer 1

Lysosomes, centrioles, and flagella

Question 2

Structures never found in animal cells

Answer 2

Plastids (chloroplasts), central vacuole, and cell wall

Question 3

Large central vacuole information

Answer 3

Found in mature plant cells, when filled with water it creates turgor pressure to give strength and support, and a storage area for organic compounds

Question 4

Three types of plastids

Answer 4

Chloroplasts, chromoplasts, leukoplasts

Question 5

Chloroplasts are only found in what

Answer 5

Plants and other unicellular organisms that perform photosynthesis

Question 6

Chloroplasts get their energy from what

Answer 6

The sun, and convert it into chemical energy

Question 7

Are chloroplasts surrounded by an outer and inner membrane

Answer 7

Yes

Question 8

Physical structure of Chlroplast

Answer 8

Large stacks of membranes (called thylakoids)

Question 9

Why are chloroplasts green

Answer 9

Contain the green pigment (chlorophyll) which is required for photosynthesis

Question 10

What color pigments do chromoplasts have

Answer 10

All colors except green

Question 11

What color pigments do Leukoplasts have

Answer 11

Have no color

Question 12

Are leukoplasts storage plastids

Answer 12

Yes

Question 13

Main function of cell wall

Answer 13

To provide support and protection to cell

Question 14

What is the cell wall made of

Answer 14

Cellulose (a touch carb fiber)