Question

State whether true or false: Unicellular organisms have one-celled body.

Answer 1

true is the answer to your question

Answer 2

The answer is true.

A unicellular organism, known to be a single-celled organism, is such an organism that comprises only a single cell, unlike a multi cellular organism which consists of multiple cells.

Unicellular organisms comprise of two general categories namely:

•    prokaryotic organisms and

•    eukaryotic organisms.

Examples of Unicellular Organisms are: prokaryotes, protists, and some fungi are known to be unicellular.

Some of the organisms stay in large colonies, but each individual cell is a simple living type.