Which statement contrasts viruses and bacteria?

Viruses release toxins to destroy cells, while bacteria replicate inside cells.
Viruses can replicate inside cells, while bacteria release toxins to destroy cells.
Both bacteria and viruses must replicate inside a cell.
Neither viruses nor bacteria can produce toxins.

The answers are wrong, but the closest answer is B

Explanation:

Not all bacteria are bad, and not all bacteria produce toxins in metabolism. In fact, some bacteria produce necessary enzymes that allow our bodies to (for instance), digest milk and sythesize vitamin K. So the purpose of bacteria is not at all that terrible. In fact, I dare say that there are millions more bacteria that do good/have no effect on the human body than there is that do harm the body. The same goes for viruses

In contrast to viruses, viruses have a genetic code that allows them to turn the cell into a virus production machine. The virus affects the genetic sequence of the cell, and programs it to create more of the same virus.

The answers are wrong, but the closest answer is B

Explanation: