Organization of Cells

The __________ is the basic unit of life.

• tissue

• cell

• unicellular

• organ

• multicellular

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_________ organisms are simple in structure but able to survive in harsh environments.

• unicellular

• organ

• tissue

• cell

• organ system

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The stomach is an example of a/an __________ because it contains several different types of tissues.

• multicellular

• cell

• organ system

• organ

• tissue

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A ________ organism can generally live longer, grow larger, and has more specific functions.

• cell

• organ

• organ system

• multicellular

• tissue

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You brain, spinal cord, and nerves come together, they form a/an _____________.

• multicellular

• organ system

• tissue

• unicellular

• cell

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Connective and muscular are examples of a/an ___________.

• organ

• tissue

• multicellular

• cell

• organ system

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Which of the following best describes an organ system?

• a group of cells working together to complete a specific task

• a group of organs working together to complete specific functions

• a group of organs in the body that carry out separate and unrelated functions

• organ group or tissues in different organs

What is the correct order of organization from lowest to highest complexity?

• organ, organ system, tissues, cells

• cells, tissues, organ, organ systems,

• cells, organ, tissues, organ system

• organ system, organ, tissues, cells

True or False?

All bacteria are unicellular

• True

• False

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True or False?

All eukaryotes are multicellular.

• True

• False