Huh what that’s not an question
B: nucleus, mitochondria, cell membrane
c and d both have chloroplasts which are unique to plant cells
a is wrong because only plant cells have cell walls
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I believe the answer is chromosomes.
Chromosomes are basically coiled up pieces of DNA with proteins.
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