MCQ
Select the mismatch.
- AGas vacuoles -Green bacteria
- ✓Large central vacuoles -Animal cells
- CProtists -Eukaryotes
- DMethanogens -Prokaryotes
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Large central vacuoles -Animal cells
b
(b) : Large central vacuole is the characteristic of plant cell, not animal cell which may have many small scattered vacuoles.
(b) : Large central vacuole is the characteristic of plant cell, not animal cell which may have many small scattered vacuoles.
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