In 2-3 sentences, describe which organelles Organism B has that Organism A does not, AND what functions Organism A could perform if it were possible to have Organism B's organelles! Grading Considerations: Your answer must include: At least 2-3 complete sentences Identify what type of living thing Organism A and Organism B are in the picture above At least two organelles that Organism B has that Organism A does not An explanation of what might happen if it were possible for Organism A to have Organism B's unique organelles!

Answer 1

Organism A is a prokaryotic bacterium, while Organism B is a eukaryotic plant cell. Organism B possesses chloroplasts and a large central vacuole—organelles that Organism A lacks. If Organism A were to acquire these organelles, it could perform photosynthesis to convert sunlight into energy and store larger amounts of nutrients and waste products within the vacuole, potentially enhancing its survival and growth in varied environments.