Question

1. alfredo looks at a thin scraping of a lettuce leaf under the microscope. he identifies certain cell structures he had learned about in class. he recognizes plant cells have some structures that are different from animal cells. what structures might he see in a plant cell that would not be present in an animal cell? choose two that apply. cell wall cell membrane chloroplasts large vacuoles ribosomes

Explanation:

Plant cells have a cell wall for structure and protection, which animal cells lack. Chloroplasts are for photosynthesis and are unique to plant (and some protist) cells. Large vacuoles in plant cells store water and other substances and are typically larger than those in animal cells. Cell membranes are present in both, and ribosomes are the site of protein - synthesis in both types of cells.

Answer:

Cell wall
Chloroplasts
Large Vacuoles