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Middle School Life Science Flashcards: Cells Form Tissues Organs

Study Cells Form Tissues Organs in Middle School Life Science with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Which statement best describes a key difference between a tissue and an organ?

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ANSWER

Tissue: similar cells; organ: multiple tissue types. Tissues have one cell type; organs have many.

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A model states: biological organization occurs in levels. It shows small shapes labeled cell grouped into a larger section labeled tissue, and the tissue sections grouped inside a larger outline labeled organ. Arrows show increasing organization. What evidence shows that cells form tissues (not organs directly) in this model?
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