Correct Statements on Animal and Plant Cell Structures Steps: - Recall key features: animal and plant cells both have nucleus and mitochondria; plant cells uniquely have chloroplasts and large vacuoles. - Evaluate statements: 1 false (animal cells lack cell wall); 2 true (plant cells have chloroplasts); 3 true (both have nucleus); 4 false (animal cells lack large vacuoles); 5 true (both have mitochondria); 6 false (plant cells have cell membrane); 7 false (both have ribosomes). - Identify correct trio: statements 2, 3, and 5 match biological facts. - Match to options: B lists 2, 3, and 5. Why B is correct: - Statements 2, 3, and 5 align with cell biology definitions: chloroplasts enable plant photosynthesis, nucleus controls both cell types, and mitochondria produce energy in all eukaryotic cells. Why the others are wrong: - A includes 1 (false: animal cells have no cell wall) and 7 (false: ribosomes are in both). - C includes 4 (false: animal cells have small or no central vacuole) and 6 (false: plant cells have a cell membrane). - D includes 4 and 6, …