Question

in all organisms, cells are the most basic units of structure and function. the structure of an organism is affected by the way its cells are shaped and organized. many of the functions that an organism needs to carry out to stay alive happen inside its cells. a cell is the smallest unit that can get and use energy, remove waste, and carry out other processes necessary for life. the micrographs below show cells from two different organisms: an amoeba, which is unicellular, and a hamster, which is multicellular. an amoeba hamster skin cells choose the correct statements the types of cells for each organism. a the hamster is unicellular. b the hamster is multicellular. c the amoeba is unicellular. d the amoeba is multicellular. question 2 (4 points) which of the following statements accurately describe unicellular and multicellular organisms a cells are the most basic units of structure and function. b in unicellular and multicellular organisms the cell is the smallest unit that can get and use energy, remove waste, and carry out other processes necessary for life. c only in unicellular organisms the cell carries out the important processes needed for life. d only in multicellular organisms the cell carries out the important processes needed for life.

Explanation:

For the first question: The text explicitly states the amoeba is unicellular and the hamster is multicellular.
For the second question: The opening text confirms cells are the basic structural/functional units, and that all life processes (energy use, waste removal) happen at the cellular level for both unicellular and multicellular organisms. Statements c and d are incorrect because both types of organisms rely on cells for life processes.

Answer:

First Question Correct Options:

b. The hamster is multicellular.
c. The amoeba is unicellular.

Second Question Correct Options:

a. Cells are the most basic units of structure and function.
b. In unicellular and multicellular organisms the cell is the smallest unit that can get and use energy, remove waste, and carry out other processes necessary for life.