Question

1. a group of students are investigating living and nonliving objects. they examine four different samples under a microscope. there are three samples from living organisms and one sample of a nonliving object. they create a table of their observations.

Explanation:

• All living organisms are made up of cells. This is a fundamental principle of biology. Some living organisms (like bacteria) do not have a nucleus (prokaryotes), so the statement about all living organisms having a nucleus is wrong. Living organisms can be multicellular (like plants and animals) or unicellular (like amoeba), so the statement about all living organisms being unicellular is wrong. Molecules make up cells and non - living things too, so the statement about all living organisms being molecules is an incorrect oversimplification.

Answer:

All living organisms are made up of cells.