15 Questions
What is the functional basic unit of life?
Cell (biology)
Who is the author of the horror novel 'Cell'?
Stephen King
Which band released the album 'Cells' in 1998?
Cex
Which manga series features a character named 'Cell'?
Dragon Ball
Who composed the art song 'Cells' named after the poem by Kipling?
G. F. Cobb
What did early Indian philosophers classify matter as?
Five basic elements - air, earth, fire, sky, and water
What is matter?
Everything in the universe
What properties do all things in the universe possess?
Mass and volume
What did ancient Greek philosophers classify matter as?
Similar to the early Indian philosophers' classification
What is the modern classification of matter?
Two types of classification
What is everything in the universe made up of?
Atoms and molecules
What did early Indian philosophers classify matter as?
Five basic elements
What do all things mentioned in the text have?
Both mass and volume
According to ancient Greek philosophers, matter was classified into how many basic elements?
Similar to the 'Panch Tatva', five basic elements
What do modern day scientists have two types of classification for?
Matter
Study Notes
Basics of Life and Matter
- Cell is the functional basic unit of life.
Literature and Music
- 'Cell' is a horror novel written by Stephen King.
- The album 'Cells' was released by the band Freedom of Expression in 1998.
Manga and Art
- The manga series 'Dragon Ball' features a character named Cell.
- The art song 'Cells' was composed by Oskar Fried, named after the poem by Rudyard Kipling.
Ancient Indian and Greek Philosophers
- Early Indian philosophers classified matter as padārtha (substance).
- Ancient Greek philosophers classified matter into four basic elements: earth, air, fire, and water.
Modern Classification of Matter
- Matter is anything that has mass and occupies space.
- All things in the universe possess mass, volume, and occupy space.
- Modern day scientists have two types of classification for matter: living (organic) and non-living (inorganic).
- Everything in the universe is made up of matter.
Test your knowledge about various references to the term 'cell' in arts, entertainment, and media, including fictional entities like characters from comics and literature, as well as music and other forms of creative expression.
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