**Question:**Which statement best compares the terms “coccus” and “bacillus” as applied to bacteria?**Options:**1. ⭕ Coccus refers to a round cell; bacillus refers to an elongated one2. ☑️ Coccus refers to a gram-positive cell; bacillus refers to a gram-negative cell3. ⭕ Coccus refers to a gram-negative cell; bacillus refers to a gram-positive cell4. ⭕ Coccus refers to an elongated cell; bacillus refers to a round one*Note:* The second option is marked as the correct answer, however, the correct answer is: "1. Coccus refers to a round cell; bacillus refers to an elongated one."

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Which statement best compares the terms "coccus" and "bacillus" as applied to bacteria? Coccus refers to a round cell; bacillus refers to an elongated one Coccus refers to a gram-positive cell; bacillus refers to a gram-negative cell Coccus refers to a gram-negative cell; bacillus refers to a gram-positive cell Coccus refers to an elongated cell; bacillus refers to a round one

Which statement best compares the terms "coccus" and "bacillus" as applied to bacteria? Coccus refers to a round cell; bacillus refers to an elongated one Coccus refers to a gram-positive cell; bacillus refers to a gram-negative cell Coccus refers to a gram-negative cell; bacillus refers to a gram-positive cell Coccus refers to an elongated cell; bacillus refers to a round one

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