Question

sams teacher put this model of a cell on a table so his class could study it. the model has red buttons that you can push to hear more information about each part of the cell. compared with a real cell, how is his teachers model different? a the model is a different size. b the model is a different shape. c the parts in the model have different names. d the parts in the model have different locations.

Explanation:

Real - cells are microscopic. A model cell made for classroom study is much larger to be visible and studied easily. Shapes are often approximated in models but not the main difference. Names of cell parts remain the same in models and real cells, and relative locations are usually kept consistent for educational accuracy. So the main difference is size.

Answer:

A. The model is a different size.