alleryStart learning →Which part lets a plant cell change size while its cytoplasm stays the same?
AThe cell wall
BThe nucleus
CA chloroplast
DCentral vacuole
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Central vacuole
The large water-filled vacuole can expand or shrink, changing cell size without adding cytoplasm.
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