Question

Which statement is NOT true of eukaryotic organisms?

A.They are small and unicellular.

B.Their cells contain distinct nuclei.

C.They can be unicellular or multicellular.

D.Neither a nor b is true.

Answer 1

I prefer D. (word true is there=confusing). RBC is a eukaryotic cell which lack nucleus so considerable ?

Answer 2

D was wrong :/ but your right.. the word "true" was confusing

Answer 3

So you know the answer now, right?

We can use a process of elimination here.

"Eukaryotic" means that their cells DO have a nucleus. So B is true.

And eukaryotes can be unicellular, or multicellular.
(The unicellular eukaryotes are grouped under the kingdom "Protista.") So C is true.

That only leaves A as the false one.
Because not all eukaryotes are small and unicellular.

Like you, and me. We're eukaryotes, but we're not small or unicellular.