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Question 1 of 10 Why might a scientist use a physical model of a plant cell instead of studying
a cell directly?
A. It is not known how a plant cell works.
B. A model of a cell is easier to manipulate.
C. The cell moves too fast to study directly.
D. A model cell has fewer details than a real cell.
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