Question

a b c tissue organ cell a: ○ ○ ○ b: ○ ○ ○ c: ○ ○ ○

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each structure:

For A:

A represents a single cell (e.g., an egg cell, a basic unit of life). So A matches "cell".

For B:

B is a brain, which is an organ (a structure made of multiple tissues working together). So B matches "organ".

For C:

C shows muscle tissue (a group of similar cells working together), so C matches "tissue".

Final Matching:

• A: cell (select the circle under "cell" for A)
• B: organ (select the circle under "organ" for B)
• C: tissue (select the circle under "tissue" for C)

(If you need to mark the circles, for A, fill the circle in the "cell" column; for B, fill the circle in the "organ" column; for C, fill the circle in the "tissue" column.)

Answer:

To solve this, we analyze each structure:

For A:

A represents a single cell (e.g., an egg cell, a basic unit of life). So A matches "cell".

For B:

B is a brain, which is an organ (a structure made of multiple tissues working together). So B matches "organ".

For C:

C shows muscle tissue (a group of similar cells working together), so C matches "tissue".

Final Matching:

• A: cell (select the circle under "cell" for A)
• B: organ (select the circle under "organ" for B)
• C: tissue (select the circle under "tissue" for C)

(If you need to mark the circles, for A, fill the circle in the "cell" column; for B, fill the circle in the "organ" column; for C, fill the circle in the "tissue" column.)