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Test Chapter 4

Tissues, Organs, and Organ Systems

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What is the division of labor? Each part of an organism has a specific job to perform.
Groups of different tissues working together to do a job are called organs
The proper order for the five basic levels of organization within living things is cells, tissues, organs, systems, and organisms.
The microscopic unit of structure and function of all living things is the cell.
The heart, blood vessels, and capillaries are an example of a system.
A group of organs that work together to perform certain functions is called a system.
The highest level of organization of all living things is the organism.
The epidermis that covers the leaves and stems of a plant is an example of a tissue.
True or False-Blood is a tissue. True
True or False-A single-celled organism is organized, as are all living things, according to the five basic levels of organization. False
True or False-A cheetah smells its prey, flexes its limbs, and licks its lips. These actions are an example of the division of labor within the animal's body. True
True or False-A cactus does not contain tissues. False
True or False-A system is a group of cells that are similar in structure and function. False
True or False- The heart is an organism. False
True or False-Your clothes, cells, and hair contain tissues. False
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