Question

why do plant cells have rigid walls?* 1 point to keep the organelles inside for photosynthesis to create dna to help the plant keep its shape

Explanation:

Plant cell walls are rigid and provide structural support, helping the plant maintain its shape. Organelles are kept inside by the cell - membrane, photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts, and DNA is created through replication processes not related to the cell wall.

Answer:

to help the plant keep its shape