Question

question 1

all of the following are considered eukaryotes except __.

fungi
animals
bacteria
protist

question 2

a prokaryote is always __.

heterocellular
unicellular
omnicellular
multicellular

Explanation:

Identify eukaryotic groups

Using the Eukaryotic Cells knowledge point

• Fungi, animals, and protists are all eukaryotic organisms containing membrane-bound nuclei.
• Bacteria are prokaryotes, which lack a membrane-bound nucleus.

Determine the exception

Using the Prokaryotic Cells knowledge point

• Since bacteria are prokaryotic, they are not considered eukaryotes.
• Therefore, bacteria is the correct exception for Question 1.

Analyze prokaryotic cellularity

Using the Unicellular Organisms and Prokaryotic Cells knowledge points

• Prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea) are single-celled organisms.
• They lack multicellular structures, meaning a prokaryote is always unicellular.

Answer:

Question 1

• fungi
• animals
• bacteria (Correct answer)
• protist

Question 2

• heterocellular
• unicellular (Correct answer)
• omnicellular
• multicellular