Question

question 5

prokaryotes are ___.

• viruses so they are not alive.
• capable of doing the life processes just like eukaryotes.
• not living because they are single-celled.
• capable of doing some life processes, but not all, so they are not considered living.

question 6

all of the following are considered eukaryotes except ___.

• protist
• plants
• bacteria
• fungi

Explanation:

Analyze Question 5

Using the Prokaryotic Cells knowledge point
Prokaryotes are fully functional, single-celled living organisms. They carry out all essential life processes—such as metabolism, growth, and reproduction—just like eukaryotic cells do. Therefore, they are considered completely alive.

Analyze Question 6

Using the Eukaryotic Cells knowledge point
Eukaryotes include protists, plants, fungi, and animals, all of which possess membrane-bound organelles and a nucleus. Bacteria are prokaryotes, which lack a nucleus, making them the correct exception.

Answer:

Question 5

• O viruses so they are not alive.
• O capable of doing the life processes just like eukaryotes. (Correct answer)
• O not living because they are single-celled.
• O capable of doing some life processes, but not all, so they are not considered living.

Question 6

• O protist
• O plants
• O bacteria (Correct answer)
• O fungi