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Why do scientists constantly discover new species?
Why do scientists constantly discover new species?
- Because they have explored all inhabited regions on Earth
- Because they are curious about the diversity of life on Earth (correct)
- Because they want to make sense of the world surrounding us
- Because they want to prove that extinction rates are accelerating
What is the main reason for the accelerating extinction rates mentioned in the text?
What is the main reason for the accelerating extinction rates mentioned in the text?
- Human activities (correct)
- Natural disasters
- Climate change
- Lack of food resources
What is biology?
What is biology?
- The study of human connection
- The study of nonliving things
- The study of life on Earth (correct)
- The study of complex properties
What do living things and nonliving things have in common, according to the text?
What do living things and nonliving things have in common, according to the text?
What emerges from the interactions of much simpler parts?
What emerges from the interactions of much simpler parts?
Which level of organization in nature consists of populations of all species in the same area?
Which level of organization in nature consists of populations of all species in the same area?
What is the smallest unit of life?
What is the smallest unit of life?
Which level of organization in nature is a set of interacting organs?
Which level of organization in nature is a set of interacting organs?
Which of the following is NOT a molecule of life?
Which of the following is NOT a molecule of life?
What is the structural unit of interacting tissues?
What is the structural unit of interacting tissues?