Distinguishing plant-specific cell structures

Steps:

• List structures common to plant and animal cells: cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus.
• Identify plant-exclusive structures: cellulose cell wall for rigidity, chloroplasts for photosynthesis, large sap vacuole for storage.
• Evaluate options for lists containing only or primarily plant-exclusive features without animal-shared ones dominating.
• Select B as it correctly emphasizes the cellulose wall as unique while noting shared components.

Why B is correct:

• Plant cells possess a cellulose wall providing structural support and protection, absent in animal cells, per standard cell biology classification.

Why the others are wrong:

• A: Includes cell membrane (present in animal cells) and lists "cellulose" as material, not structure.
• C: Redundant phrasing ("cellulose cell wall") misstates the key unique structure compared to B.
• D: Includes cytoplasm and nucleus, both present in animal cells.

Final answer: B