Question

A plant is a (an):
A.
unicellular prokaryote.
B.
multicellular prokaryote.
C.
unicellular eukaryote.
D.
multicellular eukaryote.

Answer 1

@PRAETORIAN.10 Hmm, you should be able to answer this given the previous question. Although there are unicellular plants, if we are talking about the kingdom Plantae, it not than no unicellular plants.

Answer 2

I know they are eukaryotic but my research shows they can be both unicellular and multicellular . . . .

Answer 3

@PRAETORIAN.10 Hmm...Alright, are u sure its eukaryotic ?

Answer 4

@PRAETORIAN.10 As I said, it depends on what they are using "plant" to mean. Given they didn't say something like members of the Plantae, I am going with layman's term. So, things like trees, cacti, shrubs, etc.

Answer 5

It can't be a unicellular then it has to be A multicellular eukaryote ! Is it right ? @PRAETORIAN.10

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Answer 6

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