A multicellular organism whose cells contain chloroplasts is...?

Question

a)Bacteria

b)Protist

c)Fungus

d)Plant

e)Animal

Answer 1

d.. plant

Answer 2

It's D. Animals and fungi are never photosynthetic, some bacteria and protists are photosynthetic but they are not multicellular.

Only plants (and also algae) can be multicellular and photosynthtic.

Answer 3

D. plant

Plant cells use chloroplasts to carry out photosynthesis, because the chlorophyll which is contained inside them in the thylakoids is the primary pigment which absorbs light.

Answer 4

d) Plant

Answer 5

Heh... not entirely accurate.  There are more than just plants that have chlorophyll and are multi-cellular.  Green algae, for instance, has chlorophyll and is a protist.  There are many species of protists that use chlorophyll and are multi-cellular.

However, given your options, the answer would be plants. :)