Transcription and RNA product

Bacterial cell – It has a -10 consensus sequence and a -35 consensus sequence
Bacterial cells don't have -10 and -35 consensus sequences.

Bacterial cell – It has only a single chromosome
By having the sequence only we can't decide the chromosome number so this answer is false

Eukaryotic cell - It has a TATA box
The tata box has sequence TATAWAWN (where W=A or T, and N is any nucleotide) located 30 base-pairs upstream of the start site of transcription. but this sequence is not present.

Eukaryotic cell - It has a start codon
Right: the start codon in the DNA present as TAC which transcribes as AUG in the RNA so this is the right answer because this sequence does have a TAC sequence in the given DNA sequence

B) Which is the template strand (top or bottom)?

Top - Where the TATA box is found
Top - Opposite of where the holoenzyme RNA polymerase attaches to the promoter
Bottom - Where the holoenzyme RNA polymerase attaches to the promoter
Bottom - Opposite where the TATA box is found

Since we concluded no TATA box exists, second option makes the most sense.

C) Which direction is upstream (left or right)?

Right - the promoter lies upstream of the transcription start site
Right - the promoter lies downstream of the transcription start site
Left - the promoter lies upstream of the transcription start site
Left - the promoter lies downstream of the transcription start site