Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic Cells

• A. Prokaryotic Cells

• B. Eukaryotic Cells

• C. Animal Cells

• D. Plant Cells

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• A. DNA

• B. Cell Membrane

• C. Cytoplasm

• D. Nucleus

• A. Fungi (Mushrooms)

• B. Animals

• C. Plants

• D. Bacteria

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• A. Fungi (Mushrooms)

• B. E-coli

• C. Streptococcus

• D. Bacteria

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• A. Yeast

• B. Algae

• C. Fungi (Mushrooms)

• D. Bacteria

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• A. Group 1

• B. Group 2

• C. Group 3

• D. Group 4

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• A. Part A, which allows the cell to turn sunlight into food

• B. Part B, which allows the cell to move itself from place to place

• C. Part C, which is centrally located and stores the genetic material (DNA)

• D. Part D, which allows the organism to store water

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• A. A is cytoplasm, which is found only in prokaryotic cells

• B. A is the cell membrane, which is found only in prokaryotic cells

• C. A is DNA, which is not enclosed in a nucleus, as in prokaryotic cells

• D. A is the nucleus, which is found only in prokaryotic cells

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• A. Q

• B. R

• C. S

• D. T

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• A. Q

• B. R

• C. S

• D. T

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