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Question
- what is the smallest unit of life?
a. bacteria colonies
b. cells
c. atoms
d. ribosomes
- cell theory establishes which of the following conclusions about cells?
a. all cells have the same size and shape.
b. all cells form by free - cell formation.
c. all cells are produced by other living cells.
d. all cells have a cell wall.
Brief Explanations
For question 1:
- Bacteria colonies are groups of bacteria (which are made of cells), so they are not the smallest unit.
- Atoms are non - living and are part of the composition of cells.
- Ribosomes are cell organelles, which are parts of cells.
- Cells are the basic structural and functional units of life.
For question 2:
- Cell theory states that all cells come from pre - existing cells (all cells are produced by other living cells).
- Cells can vary in size and shape (so option a is wrong).
- Free - cell formation is not a part of modern cell theory (option b is wrong).
- Not all cells have a cell wall (animal cells do not have a cell wall, for example), so option d is wrong.
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- b. Cells
- c. All cells are produced by other living cells.