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How are a carrot, an amoeba, and a bacterium alike? They are prokaryotes. They are eukaryotes. They are all made of cells. They all live in soil.
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How are a carrot, an amoeba, and a bacterium alike?

They are prokaryotes.


They are eukaryotes.


They are all made of cells.


They all live in soil.

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Answer: They are all made of cells.

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They are all made of cells

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