Question

intro to cells
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 image shows distinct gaps between adjacent cells, so they are not tightly packed into a continuous mass.
2. Cells contain some sort of barrier around them: All cells have a cell membrane (and plant cells have an additional cell wall), which acts as a visible barrier defining the cell's edge, clear in the image.
3. Cells contain green, round structures inside them: The green color indicates chloroplasts, which are the round, green organelles responsible for photosynthesis, visible within these plant cells.
4. Cells are more angular in shape: The cells have sharp, polygonal (angular) edges, a result of the rigid plant cell wall pressing against adjacent cells.
5. Cells are more round in shape: This is incorrect; the cells have angular, not round, outlines.
6. Cells contain circular structures within them, but these are more grayish blue and are not green: This is incorrect; the prominent internal structures are green chloroplasts, not grayish-blue.

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