Question

Rosa uses a microscope to compare and contrast a group of cells. She sees that the cells are joined together, so she knows that they are from one organism. She also sees that all of them have cell walls. Rosa could be looking at: (HIGHLIGHT THE CORRECT ANSWER)

Answer 1

plant cells

Step-by-step explanation:

Rosa could be looking at plant cells.

Plant cells are generally joined together when tissues of plants are viewed under the microscope and each cell is usually with a cell wall. Animal cells, on the other hand, do not have cell walls.

Tissues are generally composed of similar cells that have been aggregated together to perform a function in the body of organisms. Both plant and animal tissues consist of many cells but only plant cells have cell walls.