¿Qué es una célula?

The video explains that cells are the fundamental units of life, forming the building blocks of all organisms. It describes the functions of different types of cells in animals and plants, such as muscle, fat, root, and leaf cells. The structure of a cell, including the membrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm, is detailed. The video also covers how similar cells form tissues, which then form organs, illustrating the complexity and organization of living organisms.

What is considered the most basic unit of life?

• Cell

• Organ

• Tissue

• Organism

Which type of cells are responsible for movement in the body?

• Leaf cells

• Root capillary cells

• Muscle cells

• Fat cells

What is the primary function of fat cells?

• To control cell activities

• To absorb water

• To store energy

• To absorb sunlight

What part of the cell acts as the control center?

• Nucleus

• Tissue

• Cytoplasm

• Membrane

What is formed by a group of similar cells performing the same function?

• Organism

• Membrane

• Tissue

• Organ