Question

1. which descriptions align to viruses and cells? move the descriptions into the appropriate place in the table to compare viruses and cells. choices: can become infected consist of dna or rna in protein capsid reproduce through division can cause infection consist of a cytoplasm enclosed within a membrane need a host to reproduce

Explanation:

Viruses are acellular entities that consist of DNA or RNA surrounded by a protein capsid. They need a host to reproduce and can cause infections. Cells are the basic units of life, reproduce through division, and consist of a cytoplasm enclosed within a membrane. Both can become infected.

Answer:

Viruses	Cells
Consist of DNA or RNA in protein capsid
Need a host to reproduce
Can cause infection	Can cause infection
	Reproduce through division
	Consist of a cytoplasm enclosed within a membrane