Question

these diagrams show three cell types—prokaryotic, plant, and animal—with some of their structures. the diagrams are not to scale.
prokaryotic cell plant cell animal cell
which structures are found in each cell type? complete the table.

	prokaryotic cells	plant cells	animal cells
cell membrane
membrane - bound organelles

Explanation:

• Cytoplasm: All cells (prokaryotic, plant, animal) have cytoplasm as it's the gel - like substance where cellular processes occur. So Prokaryotic cells: ✔️, Plant cells: ✔️, Animal cells: ✔️.
• Cell membrane: Prokaryotic cells have a cell membrane (also a cell wall outside, but membrane is present), plant and animal cells also have a cell membrane (plant has an additional cell wall). So Prokaryotic cells: ✔️, Plant cells: ✔️, Animal cells: ✔️.
• Membrane - bound organelles: Prokaryotic cells lack membrane - bound organelles (they have non - membrane - bound structures like ribosomes), while plant and animal cells (eukaryotic) have membrane - bound organelles (like nucleus, mitochondria, etc.). So Prokaryotic cells: ❌, Plant cells: ✔️, Animal cells: ✔️.

Answer:

	Prokaryotic cells	Plant cells	Animal cells
Cell membrane	✔️	✔️	✔️
Membrane - bound organelles	❌	✔️	✔️