Levels of Organization

​ ​ (a)   make up ​ (b)   , then ​ (c)   make up ​ (d)   . Lastly, ​ (e)   make up organisms. This is the organization of life.

• atoms
• molecules
• cells
• animals
• life
• matter

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The two types of organisms are organized by

• unicellular

• animal

• multicellular

• plant

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an organism that can do all things needed for their survival in that one cell is called

• amoeba

• multicellular

• Autotrophic

• unicellular

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Select all things a unicellular organism can do:

• find food

• respond to their environment

• get rid of waste

• grow

• reproduce

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the two different types of cell structures in unicellular organisms are called

• adipocytes

• prokaryotes

• eukaryotes

• phagocytes

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​ (a)   are a cell ​ (b)   a membrane-bound ​ (c)   .

• Prokaryotes
• without
• nucleus
• Eukaryotes
• with
• wall

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Prokaryotic cells are different from Eukaryotes in these ways

• Prokaryotes are smaller

• Eukaryotes are smaller

• Prokaryotes have fewer cell structures

• Eukaryotes have fewer cell structures

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​ (a)   cells have a ​ (b)   surrounded by a ​ (c)   and many other ​ (d)   .

• Eukaryotic
• nucleus
• membrane
• organelles
• Prokaryotic
• wall
• nuclei
• structures

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Multicellular organisms are made of many

• prokaryotes and eukaryotes

• Prokaryotes

• different kinds of cells

• Eukaryotes

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Each type of ​ (a)   ​ has a ​ (b)   that is important to its ​ (c)   .

• cell
• specific job
• function
• organism
• multi-tasking ability
• structure

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