Cells occur singly and have a nucleus and other organelles, including chloroplasts. These cells move with flagella.

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Protists are a diverse group of eukaryotic organisms, many of which are single-celled, have a nucleus and other organelles such as chloroplasts, and can move using flagella. This description does not fit bacteria or archaea, which are prokaryotes and lack a nucleus and organelles like chloroplasts, nor does it fit fungi, which typically do not have chloroplasts or move with flagella.

Cells Occur Singly and Have a Nucleus and Other Organelles