Question

select all the true statements.
the cytoplasm of an animal cell has mitochondria, vacuoles, and chloroplasts.
in plant cells, chloroplasts make sugar using sunlight, and vacuoles store the sugar.
plant cells do not have chromosomes, but animal cells can have them.
in plant cells, mitochondria store sugar, and vacuoles break down the sugar to release energy.

Explanation:

1. Animal cells lack chloroplasts (organelles for photosynthesis exclusive to photosynthetic organisms like plants), so the first statement is false.
2. Chloroplasts in plant cells perform photosynthesis to make sugar using sunlight, and vacuoles store sugars and other nutrients, so this statement is true.
3. Both plant and animal cells have chromosomes containing their genetic material, so this statement is false.
4. In plant cells, chloroplasts make sugar, mitochondria break down sugar to release energy, and vacuoles store sugar. The statement reverses the roles of mitochondria and vacuoles, so it is false.

Answer:

In plant cells, chloroplasts make sugar using sunlight, and vacuoles store the sugar.