Question

intro to cells
sample 6
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characteristic
individual cells are separated from one another
cells contain some sort of barrier around them
cells contain green, round structures inside them
cells are more angular in shape
cells are more round in shape
cells contain circular structures within them, but these are more grayish blue and are not green.

Explanation:

1. Individual cells are separated from one another: The blue cell walls clearly divide distinct cell units.
2. Cells contain some sort of barrier around them: The thick blue outlines are cell walls (a structural barrier for plant cells).
3. Cells contain green, round structures inside them: The green circular shapes are chloroplasts, which are visible in this plant cell sample.
4. Cells are more angular in shape: The cells have polygonal/rectangular, angular outlines typical of plant cells with rigid cell walls.

The other options (round cell shape, grayish-blue circular structures) do not match the visual evidence.

Answer:

• Individual cells are separated from one another
• Cells contain some sort of barrier around them
• Cells contain green, round structures inside them
• Cells are more angular in shape