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Middle School Life Science Flashcards: Living Things Have Cells

Study Living Things Have Cells 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

What is the correct conclusion if you observe many repeating, membrane-bounded units in a leaf sample?

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ANSWER

The leaf is composed of cells. Membrane-bounded units are cells, confirming the tissue is living.

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Cells are the basis for determining whether something is living. A diagram shows two samples under the same magnification. Sample 1 (Strawberry slice): repeating compartments separated by thin boundaries; many compartments contain darker dots. Sample 2 (Red candle wax): smooth red area with a few cracks; no repeating compartments. Which prediction about a living sample is supported by the model evidence?
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