In a multicellular organism, different cells have different ______. *

(answer choices)
organisms
jobs
DNA
none of these

User Icon for lucy lucy answered
2 years ago

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User Icon for lucy lucy answered
2 years ago

i think its DNA am i right??? SOMEONE HELP PLS T^T

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

To determine the correct answer, let's break down the question and look at each answer choice:

A. Organisms: This answer choice is not correct because the question is asking about different cells within a multicellular organism, not different multicellular organisms.

B. Jobs: This answer choice is correct. In a multicellular organism, different cells have different jobs or specialized functions. Each type of cell in an organism is specialized to carry out specific tasks or functions necessary for the overall functioning of the organism.

C. DNA: This answer choice is not correct because while different cells may have different DNA, the question is specifically asking about the differences between cells, not their DNA.

D. None of these: Since we have concluded that the correct answer is B, "Jobs," the answer "none of these" is not accurate.

Therefore, the correct answer is B. Different cells in a multicellular organism have different jobs or specialized functions.