Question 1 — Various parts of a cell - Questions at the end of the chapter - The Invisible Living World: Beyond Our Naked Eye

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Q 1
Question

Various parts of a cell are given below. Write them in the appropriate places in the following diagram.

Nucleus   Cytoplasm   Chloroplast   Cell wall   Cell membrane   Nucleoid

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Answer
Cell membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus are common; cell wall is in plant and bacteria; chloroplast only in plant; nucleoid only in bacteria.

Explanation

Cell part Where it goes in the diagram
Cell membrane Common to all three cells
Cytoplasm Common to all three cells
Cell wall Plant and bacterial cells (not animal)
Nucleus Only in animal and plant cells
Chloroplast Only in plant cell
Nucleoid Only in bacterial cell
Membrane and cytoplasm are shared by all; wall, nucleus, chloroplast, and nucleoid sit in their own regions.
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