Comparing Protists and Prokaryotes Which statement correctly compares protists to prokaryotes?

The cells of protists and prokaryotes contain nuclei.
The cells of protists have cell walls, but prokaryotes do not.
Both protists and prokaryotes are multicellular.
Most protists and all prokaryotes are unicellular.

. Physically, the cell structure of protists and prokaryotes differ. First, the external structures of prokaryotes consist of cell walls made of peptodoglycan. Protists do not have a cell wall, and instead have a semi-permeable plasma membrane in the form of a phospholipid bilayer

Explanation: 1  - Most of the  and all Prokaryotes are unicellular organisms. 2- Prokaryotes lack a proper nucleus and other membrane-bounded organelles while have membrane-bounded nuclei and other organelles.