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How are the cells of animals, plants, fungi, protists and bacteria similar?
A. They all contain genetic material enclosed within a nucleus.
B. They all have ways of obtaining and using energy.
C. They all have ways of converting sunlight into food.
D.
They all contain cell walls for protection.

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It is B, it is not C or D because only plants have cell walls, plants can produce photosynthesis only, bacteria doesn’t have a nucleus so B is the only reasonable answer

The cells of animals, plants, fungi, protists and bacteria similar because They all have ways of obtaining and using energy.

how is energy obtained by the cell?

  • Cells require an energy source, which they obtain by breaking down food molecules to release stored chemical energy.
  • This is known as 'cellular respiration.' The process occurs in body's cells of most of the organisms. Food is oxidized with oxygen; the most commonly oxidized food is sugar (glucose).
  • bacteria and protists all have cellular repspiration either aerobically or anerobically.
  • Fungi obtains energy through outside means as well as some fungi can also obtain the energy themselves.
  • plants cells derive energy through photosynthesis
  • animals derive energy by consuming other orgamnisms

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