-all things are made of cells

-all the processes of life take place in cells (take in oxygen and give off carbon dioxide

-new cells come from existing cells

-contain organelles that perform different functions

-surrounds the plant cell

-protects the cell

-helps cells stick to each other and gives the plant its shape and structure

-due to the cell wall, plant cells have a somewhat rectangular shape

-animals cells do not contain a cell wall so animal cells can take on different shapes

-located underneath the cell wall in plant cells

-surrounds the animal cells

-allows water and nutrients to pass INTO the cell and waste to pass OUT of the cell

-located in the center of the cell and controls the cell's growth

-regulates all of the activity that is happening in the cell

-the "brain" of the cell

-contains the plants'/animals' DNA

-only located in plant cells

-are green because they contain chlorophyll which absorbs and takes energy from the sun

-produces food for the plant using photosynthesis

-animal cells do not contain chloroplast because animals cannot produce their own food through photosynthesis

-jelly-like substance that holds all of the organelles in a plant/animal in their place

-stores food, water, and nutrients that a plant cell needs to survive