I’m pretty sure it’s because the introns are removed and the Exon’s are kept and joined together to leave the cell. This happens during splicing..
Since it is a organism, we know its a living thing.
Ex: Rock=not living=not organism
Plant=Living=Organism
If you studied it under a microsope, you would expect to see cells as every living thing has. A microscope is a tool used by scientist and are made to see very little things that our regular eyes and a magnifying glass cannot see. So you would see cells because cells are very very tiny
I would go with D as it is closest to correct. Every part of the surface of the Earth is a tectonic plate though. The plates vary in thickness, but all of the surface of the Earth is made up of tectonic plates, including the parts under the ocean. Technically, the Earth's landmass does not rest on the tectonic plates, it IS the tectonic plates, but it is the closest to correct here in my opinion.
The statement above is true. Plants contribute to precipitation through the process of transpiration. This is because this process is a naturally occurring behavior of plants where water evaporates from the plants' leaves that are carried through plants from the roots.
