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              Table: Differences between plant and animal cells
               Plant cell                            Animal cell
               1. Has a cell wall                    1. Has no cell wall
               2. Has chloroplast                    2. Lacks chloroplast
               3. Has a large and permanent centred  3. Has small and temporary vacuoles
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                  vacuole
               4. It is regular in shape             4. It is irregular in shape
               5. Nucleus is located at the periphery  5. Nucleus is centrally positioned
               6. Stores food in the form of starch  6. Stores food in the form of glycogen



               Exercise                               Amoeba sp.,  Paramecium  sp., and
               1.  What are the differences between  bacteria. In such organisms, only one
                  prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?   cell carries out all the life processes,
               2.  Mention the  structures that  are   such as respiration, reproduction, and
                  found  in  plant  but  not  in  animal  excretion.
                  cells.                              Organisms made up of more than
               3.  Draw a diagram of an animal cell   one cell are called  multicellular
                  and label the parts which perform
                  the following functions.            organisms.  A multicellular organism
                  (a) Energy production               consists of a few to millions of cells.
                  (b) Control all the functions of the   These cells  have different  functions
                      cell                            and have features that make them better

                  (c) Suspended organelles            suited to carry out these functions.
                  (d) Allow passage of some substances  This is called  cell differentiation.
                                                      Cell differentiation  is the process in
               Cell differentiation                   which a cell changes from one form to
                                                      another and becomes more specialised
               Task 3.6                               to perform specific functions.
               Search from the library and reliable

               internet sources the information about   A group of cells that perform the same
               cell differentiation, then write short   function  form a  tissue. Examples  of
               notes.                                 animal  tissues are bone, muscle, and
                                                      blood. Examples  of plant  tissues are
               An organism that is made up of one     xylem and phloem. Figure 3.7 shows
               cell is called a unicellular organism.   some examples of animal tissues.

               Examples  of such organisms  are



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