Cells and Origin of Life

All organisms are comprised of one or more (a)   .

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Match the following:

• the cell

• Basic unit of structure and organization of an organism

• view cells using a microscope

• Unicellular

• composed of one cell

• Robert Hooke is the first scientist to...

• composed of many cells

• Multicellular

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Prokaryotic Cells

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(b) Eukaryotic Cells

• PRO "NO"

• Has a nucleus

• unicellular

• has membrane-bound organelles

• Uni/Multicellular

• EU "DO"

• No nucleus

• no membrane-bound organelles

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Prokaryotic Kingdom

,

(b) Eukaryotic Kingdom

• Plantae

• Protista

• Eubacteria

• Fungi

• Animalia

• Archaebacteria

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Match the following

• Prokaryote Image

• 
• Eukaryote Image

• 
• do not have a nucleus

• Eu "do"

• do have a nucleus

• Pro "No"

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The Miller-Urey Experiment supports the viewpoints on the Origin of Life because the experiment produced:

• organic molecules that represent life

• inorganic molecules that represent life

• all of the above

• none of the above

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Anaerobic --

• with oxygen

• without oxygen

Aerobic --

• with oxygen

• without oxygen

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States that some eukaryotic organelles developed from symbiotic relationships between early prokaryotic cells.

• The Endosymbiotic Theory

• The Hooke Theory

• The Symbiosis Theory

• none of the above

​ (a)   hypothesized that energy from the sun, lightning and earth's heat provided energy to form chemical reactions in the atmosphere that created the simple organic molecules that entered the Earth's oceans.

• Alexander Oparin
• Robert Hooke
• Primordial Soup