A plant cell soaks up water and swells but does not burst. What helps?
AThe strong cell wall
BThe small nucleus
CThe green pigment
DThe sticky cytoplasm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The strong cell wall
The strong flexible cell wall lets the cell swell with water without bursting.
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