a nucleus b vacuole mitochondria dendoplasmic reticulum Column A Column B 1. 2 3. 4. 5 6. 7 8. h 9 ( present in both cells -labeled in one) e centriole cell membrane g cytoplasm chloroplasts cell wall

Answer 1

It seems you're working on a comparison or matching exercise related to cell biology. Let's clarify and organize what we have. You mentioned "Column A" and "Column B" with some organelles and structures likely related to animal and plant cells.

Here's a potential structure for your exercise:

Column A

1. Nucleus
2. Vacuole
3. Mitochondria
4. Endoplasmic Reticulum
5. Centriole
6. Cell Membrane
7. Cytoplasm
8. Chloroplast
9. Cell Wall

Column B

a. Present in both cells (Label in one) b. c. d. e. Present in plant cells f. g. Present in animal cells h.

Matching Organelles and Structures:

1. Nucleus - (not specified, but present in both plant and animal cells)
2. Vacuole - (typically larger in plant cells; smaller or absent in animal cells)
3. Mitochondria - (present in both plant and animal cells)
4. Endoplasmic Reticulum - (present in both plant and animal cells)
5. Centriole - (present in animal cells; typically absent in higher plant cells)
6. Cell Membrane - (present in both plant and animal cells)
7. Cytoplasm - (present in both plant and animal cells)
8. Chloroplast - (present in plant cells)
9. Cell Wall - (present in plant cells)

Possible Matches:

• 1. Nucleus - a
• 2. Vacuole - e
• 3. Mitochondria - a
• 4. Endoplasmic Reticulum - a
• 5. Centriole - g
• 6. Cell Membrane - a
• 7. Cytoplasm - a
• 8. Chloroplast - e
• 9. Cell Wall - e

If you want different associations or more detailed explanations, feel free to provide more context!