Discovering Cells

Robert Hooke looked at this material using a microscope.

• cork
• pond water
• plant tissue
• animal tissue

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The eyepiece of a microscope typically has a magnification of ...

• 4x
• 400x
• 8x
• 10x

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After much research, Matthias Schleiden concluded that

• all animals are made of cells

• all plants are made of cells

• all cells come from cells

• pond water is teeming with life

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When we talk of "structure" we are considering 

• how something works
• how life reproduces
• how something is put together
• what a process produces

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Cell functions include getting food and water, getting rid of waste, and ...

• obtaining oxygen
• reproducing
• finding a living space
• growing and developing

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Cell theory states
1.  All living things are made of cells
2. Cells are the basic unit of structure and function to living things
3. ???

• all cells are prokaryotic
• all cells are produced from other cells
• all cells get rid of waste
• all cells need food and water

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Who was the first human to see microscopic life in pond water? 

• Anton Leeuwenhoek
• Matthias Schleiden
• Theodor Schwann
• Wally Swivelhips

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The widely accepted explanation of the relationship between cells and living things is called...

• The Theory of living cells
• Cell Law
• The Cell Hypothesis
• Cell Theory

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In 1855 Rudolf Virchow made this proposal...

• all plants are made of cells
• all cells come from cells
• all animals are  made of cells
• cells are living things

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For a microscope to be useful, it must combine two important properties-magnification and ...

• color
• resolution
• objectivity
• pixlation

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