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- Which of the following hierarchy of life levels are not correct? Group of answer choices 1. Molecules make organelles 2. Tissues make organs 3. Organs make cells 4. Organ systems make organismsWhich one of the following shows the increasing complexity in organization of multicellular organisms? choice are. Cell-tissues-organs-organ systems, Organs- organ system-tissue-cells, Tissues- Cells- -organ system-organs,Organ system-organs-tissues-cells.which one is correct choice.a which is the simplest unit of life, is surrounded by a membrane and contains macromolecules.
- Life can be studied and arranged in a hierarchy. Smaller units are building blocks for larger units. Order the biological building blocks from smallest to largest. organism tissue organ organ system molecule atom cellSelect all of the answers that apply. Which of the following do all cells have in common? Possess genetic material (DNA or RNA) Have a cell wall Acquire and utilize energy Reproduce Evolve Are similar in size Have a nucleusWhat do all living things have in common? Select all the correct answers. Group of answer choices they do photosynthesis they have muscles they maintain homeostasis they are made of 1 or more cells they have genetic material stored in nucleic acids they have skeletons they have nuclei they can reproduce they do at least part of cellular respiration they are multicellular
- Discuss the origin of life and cells. *keep it short*Match the term of "hierarchy" of life with examples of each below: - DNA- heart of a human or leaf of a plant- skeletal muscle, smooth muscle or cardiac muscle- bacterium- nucleus or chloroplast- hydrogen (one proton and one electron)1. atom2. molecule3. organelle4. cell5. organ6. tissueThe molecule that guides the construction and operation of an organism’s body is called (complete term)________, abbreviated as_________ . This large molecule contains discrete segments with specific instructions; these segments are called _________.
- AS you can there are pictures, which is illustrate themesin the study of life. Can describe and explain in 5-6 sentences. The first pictures illustrate the biological systems. Second, Cells are the basicunit of life. Third, form and function. Fourth, reproductionand inheritance. Fifth, interact with their environment. Six, Energy and life. Seven, homeostasis. eight, adaptation and evolution. last, biology and societyConsidering some of the characteristics that define life and drawing on your knowledge of cellular structures and functions, write a reaction to the following statement "Life is an emergent property that appears at the level of the cell".Which of the following are NOT a level of biological structure? A.macromolecular level B.cellular/ organelle levels C.tissue/ organ level D.organismal level all of the above none of the above