Viruses differ from prokaryotes in which way? a: viruses requires a host for growth and reproduction b: viruses contain membrane bound organelles c: prokaryotes are not considered living d: prokaryotes contain membrane bound organelles

Answer is A: Viruses requires a host for growth and reproduction.
Viruses are not considered as organisms because they are not made of cell or cells. They made of nucleic acid (DNA or RNA) and protein. Viruses do not have their own energy producing system, they uses host energy for their growth and reproduction. Without host they can't do any thing. They are connecting link between livings and non-livings.

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