In what ways are fungi NOT like bacteria Mark all that apply

In what ways are fungi NOT like bacteria? (Mark all that apply.)

A.Fungi have cell walls; bacteria do not

B.Fungi have chitin in their cell walls; bacteria do not

C.Most fungi have multicellular bodies; bacteria do not

D.Fungi are eukaryotes; bacteria are not

E. Fungi have nuclei in their cells; bacteria do not

Solution

Answer: Fungi are not like bacteria in the case of B, C, D, E

In the case option: A

Both bacteria and fungi possess cell walls. This is a common feature between the two.

Option B:

Fungal cell walls have chitin whereas bacterial cell wall has peptidoglycan as its major composition,

Option C:

Fungi have multicellular bodies except for yeast.

Bacteria is microscopic unicellular oganism.

Option D:

Fungi are eukaryote whereas bacteria is a prokaryote.

Option E:

Fungi have well-defined nuclei whereas in the case of bacteria their DNA is found to float around the cytoplasm.