Save Your Grade - Claims and Evidence

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At the smallest level, all organisms are made of:

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cells

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Choose the claim that best matches the evidence in the picture.

Photo: Muscle cells from a bird and muscle cells from a mouse

Options: These cells do the same job in the body and have a similar shape and structure, These cells do different jobs in the body and have different shapes and structures, These cells are similar because they are from the same kind of animals, These cells are different because they are from different animals

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These cells do the same job in the body and have a similar shape and structure

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Choose the claim that best matches the evidence in the picture.

Photo: Leaf cells from an Onion and leaf cells from a Lily

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These cells do the same job in the body and have a similar shape and structure

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Choose the claim that best matches the evidence in the picture.

Photo: Muscle cells from a bird and bone cells from a bird

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These cells do different jobs in the body and have different shapes and structures

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Choose the claim that best matches the evidence in the picture.

Photo: root cells from an onion and leaf cells from a onion

Options: These cells do the same job in the body and have a similar shape and structure, These cells do different jobs in the body and have different shapes and structures, These cells are similar because they are from the same kind of plant, These cells are different because they are from different plant

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These cells do different jobs in the body and have different shapes and structures

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Which claim does the evidence support? Evidence: The muscle tissues of a bird and a mouse have similar shapes and patterns of organelles.

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Cells of a certain tissue or organ type, even from different animals, have a similar structure because they do the same job.

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Which claim does the evidence support? Evidence: The cells found in the muscles of a bird have a very different shape and pattern of organelles than the cells found in the bones of a bird. Options: 1. All of the cells in an animal will be similar to each other because they all do the same jobs. 2. Cells from different organs are basically the same even if they do different jobs. 3. Cells from different organs are structured differently to help them do their special jobs. 4. All of the cells in an animal will be similar to each other because it is from the same animal.

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Cells from different organs are structured differently to help them do their special jobs.

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If I looked at the same part on a different plant, like a rose, what should we expect to see?

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We should see cells that look very similar to the onion leaf because even though it is a different plant, the leaves still have the same job