Explanation:
1. If an organism is composed of only one cell, it _is unicellular_____
An organism that is composed of only one cell is called a unicellular organism. Organisms with more than one cell is said to be multi-cellular. Examples are yeast, bacteria, paramecium e.t.c
Their single cell can perform all life functions they need to survive and be called a living organism. Such a cell is capable of reproduction, excretion, locomotion, feeding e.t.c
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2. Tissues combine to form __Organs____
In the organisation of life, cells combines to form tissues that are capable of performing a specific function. A combination of tissues is known as organs. When organs combine we have a system.
These divisions of life is known as the organization of life. This divides life from the simplest form called the cell to the most complex one called system. Some organisms only exists at the cell level others as tissues and so on.
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3. How is tendon different from a ligament? ______
A tendon is a band of inelastic tissues that attaches a muscle to a bone. A ligament joints bones to bones.
Tendons and ligaments are tissues that helps movement and to keep organs in in place.
A ligament simply positions bones by connecting them together through a flexible tissue.
A tendon connects bones and muscles to that movement can occur.
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4. What feature do plants have that provide structure and form?______
Plants have rigid tubes made of cellulose which gives them their shape and form.
These rigid tubes made of cellulose are called cellwalls. They are made up of cellulose. The cell wall gives the plant cell its shape and provides mechanical support for the cell.
The cell wall is an outer covering of the plant cell. Animals do not have cell walls.
They are often called cellulose cellwall.
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