Toelatingsexamen Arts Practice Questions - Toelatingsexamen Arts - Flanders Medicine (geneeskunde) Bachelor Admission Exam

Which statement correctly contrasts a typical human animal cell with a typical higher-plant cell?

Animal cells have a cellulose cell wall; plant cells never have a cell wall. Animal cells contain a large central sap vacuole; plant cells have none. Animal cells have centrioles used in mitosis, whereas plant cells have a cellulose cell wall and plastids such as chloroplasts. Both cell types lack ribosomes and a plasma membrane.

Correct Answer:

Animal cells have centrioles used in mitosis, whereas plant cells have a cellulose cell wall and plastids such as chloroplasts.

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