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  1. Q1. Which is found only in plant cells?

    • A.chloroplast and cell wall
    • B.nucleus
    • C.ribosome
    • D.mitochondria

    Answer: A. chloroplast and cell wall

    Textbook fact: Chloroplast and cell wall are plant-specific. Mapping the concept onto the options: Correct. The other choices: option B) 'nucleus' is wrong because In both; option C) 'ribosome' misses the point - In both; option D) 'mitochondria' fails since In both. Thus the correct option is A) chloroplast and cell wall.

  2. Q2. Which cell/organism is described: 'prokaryotic - no membrane-bound nucleus'?

    • A.bacterial cell
    • B.plant cell
    • C.animal cell
    • D.cyanobacterium

    Answer: A. bacterial cell

    Asked for the unknown; data is laid out in the stem. By hence the result = bacterial cell. write the electron configuration 2, 8, 8. Hence option A) bacterial cell. Others fail: option B) 'plant cell' fails since plant cell: has a cellulose cell wall and plastids; option C) 'animal cell' misses the point - animal cell: no cell wall; small or no vacuole.

  3. Q3. Which cell/organism is described: 'unicellular eukaryote with a true nucleus'?

    • A.Amoeba
    • B.animal cell
    • C.cyanobacterium
    • D.Paramecium

    Answer: A. Amoeba

    Asked for the unknown; data is laid out in the stem. By hence the result = Amoeba. write the electron configuration 2, 8, 8. Putting it together option A) Amoeba. Others fail: option B) 'animal cell' misses the point - animal cell: no cell wall; small or no vacuole; option C) 'cyanobacterium' fails since cyanobacterium: prokaryote that can photosynthesise.

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