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The cells in our body are actually quite similar to unicellular organisms. They need food for energy, they communicate with the cells around them, and they create waste.

However, there are major differences as well. One difference is that
A) only our body cells contain organelles.
B) only unicellular organisms contain organelles.
C) our body cells cannot survive on their own, while the unicellular organism can.
D) our body cells can survive on their own, while the unicellular organism can not.

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A) as vital organelles are absent in unicellular....as mitochondria, golgi bodies...these are present only in eukaryotic !
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Only our body cells contain organelles. Organelles are the little organs which perform complex functions in an organism, unicellular organism are quite simpler for that, so they don't have any organelle

In short, Your Answer would be Option A

Hope this helps!
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