Which structure is absent in almost all plant cells but present in animal cells?
AChloroplasts
BCell wall
CCentrioles
DBig vacuole
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Centrioles
Plant cells have walls, plastids and a big vacuole, whereas centrioles are typical of animal cells.
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