6-8th Grade Science - MS-LS1-1 - Living Things are Made of Cells
6 Questions
In science class, students peel a thin layer of onion skin and observe rectangular, brick-like structures with clear walls under the microscope.
Scientists examined a blood sample under a microscope and counted the number of different cell types. The results are shown in the table below.
When light shines on a leaf, the plant uses sunlight to produce food. Complete the sentences using the drop-down menus.
Based on the data table, which conclusions are supported by the observations? Select two answers.
A coral reef looks massive, but it is built by billions of tiny coral animals. Each coral animal is made of many specialized cells that work together.
When you get a paper cut, new skin cells divide and multiply to repair the wound.
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