Living organisms can be classified as prokaryotes or eukaryotes. Which two structures are common to both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

A. cell wall and nucleus

B. cell wall and chloroplast

C. plama membrane and nucleus

D. plasma membrane and cytoplasm

Question

Living organisms can be classified as prokaryotes or eukaryotes. Which two structures are common to both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? 
 

 

 


 A. cell wall and nucleus
 
 
 B. cell wall and chloroplast
 
 
 C. plama membrane and nucleus
 
 
 D. plasma membrane and cytoplasm

anonymous · Answer

i am pretty sure its c but not 100%

anonymous · Answer

@Awolflover1 check and see if c is correct

anonymous · Answer

I dont think prokaryote has a nucleus... DNA but its not enclosed in a Nucleus.. I thought it was D... But I dont its either A/C

anonymous · Answer

oh wait no it aint c i gree wit skai lol

anonymous · Answer

lol maybe but we're not sure... @Awolflover1

anonymous · Answer

Animal eukaryotes and a few mobile prokaryotes do not possess a cell wall, so the answer cannot be a).

Only photosynthetic autotrophs possess chloroplasts, so the answer cannot be b).

Prokaryotes do not have nulcei but rather possess nucleic regions, so the answer cannot be c). 

Prokaryotes and eukaryotes both share a plasma membrane and a cytoplasm because these are required attributes for a biological unit to be even considered a cell, and the fact that the only option left is d), which of course, is the true answer.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is D.  For sure.

anonymous · Answer

It's D