What is a key difference in translation termination between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

Question $79$ options:

Prokaryotes use a single release factor to recognize all stop codons, while eukaryotes use two separate release factors.

The ribosome dissociates immediately upon reaching a stop codon in prokaryotes, while eukaryotes require specific dissociation factors.

Prokaryotes have multiple release factors recognize different stop codons, whereas eukaryotes have a single factor.

Prokaryotes rely solely on GTP hydrolysis for termination while eukaryotes do not.

Eukaryotic termination involves poly$($A$)$ tail recognition, while prokaryotic termination depends on Shine$-$Dalgarno sequences.