Question

23
sponges can be unicellular. (1 point)
true
false
24
sponges lack tissues and organs. (1 point)
true

Explanation:

For question 23: Sponges (Porifera) are all multicellular organisms; there are no unicellular sponges. So the statement "Sponges can be unicellular" is false.
For question 24: Sponges have a simple body structure and do not have true tissues or organs (they have specialized cells but no tissue - level organization or organs). So the statement "Sponges lack tissues and organs" is true.

Answer:

1. False (the option selected in the image is correct)
2. True (the option selected in the image is correct)