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How does a plant cell differ from an animal cell?A. A plant cell contains chloroplasts instead of mitochondria.B. A plant cell does not have a permeable cell membrane.OC. A plant cell is surrounded by a cell wall.OD. A plant cell contains no nucleus or complex structures.

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Cells are basic structural units of all living things. Thus, they are cells that have characteristics in common, such as the presence of a nucleus and cellular organelles. All cells have a plasma membrane.

However, the animal cell has some differences when compared to the plant cell, for example:

• The plant cell has a ,cell wall, that is responsible for supporting the cell;

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• The presence of ,chloroplasts ,that are important in the process of photosynthesis;

Analyzing the exercise, we can conclude that the answer is alternative "C"

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