Viruses have
a)
Living characteristics
b)
Non-living characteristics
c)
Both living and non-living characteristics
d)
Parasitic characteristics
Viruses have
a)
Living characteristics
b)
Non-living characteristics
c)
Both living and non-living characteristics
d)
Parasitic characteristics
Question ID - 125 | SaraNextGen Answer
Viruses have
a)
Living characteristics
b)
Non-living characteristics
c)
Both living and non-living characteristics
d)
Parasitic characteristics
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Viruses have |
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a) |
Living characteristics |
b) |
Non-living characteristics |
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c) |
Both living and non-living characteristics |
d) |
Parasitic characteristics |
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Answer Key : (c) -
Answer Link(c)
Viruses are so primitive that many scientists consider them to be both living and non-living things. By itself, a virus is a lifeless particle that cannot reproduce. But inside a living cell, a virus becomes an active organism that can multiply hundreds of times
