Question

10 multiple choice 0.8 points viruses are considered living parasites prokaryotes eukaryotes unicellular nonliving agent

Explanation:

Viruses lack cellular machinery for metabolism and self - reproduction on their own. They are not considered living organisms but rather nonliving agents that require a host cell to replicate. Prokaryotes and eukaryotes are living cells, and viruses are not unicellular as they are not cells at all. Parasites are living organisms that live on or in a host, but viruses are nonliving.

Answer:

Nonliving agent