Question

the human body is made of smaller parts organized to work together. in this way, the human body is like an orchestra.
an orchestra is a large and organized group of musicians working together to make beautiful music. each musician plays an instrument, like a violin or clarinet. musicians who play similar instruments are organized into sections, such as strings or woodwinds. each section produces a unique sound. when the sections play together in harmony, they produce dynamic music.
just like an orchestra is made up of many musicians, the human body is made up of many cells. each cell has a specific job. cells that do similar jobs are organized into tissues. tissues are organized into organs, and organs are organized into organ systems. together, organ systems carry out the functions of life in the human body.
select the true statements.
all cells in the human body do the same job.
organs are made of tissues.
tissues that do similar jobs are organized into cells.
the human body is made up of smaller parts working together.

Explanation:

1. The text states "Cells that do similar jobs are organized into tissues. Tissues are organized into organs", confirming organs are made of tissues.
2. The opening line says "The human body is made of smaller parts organized to work together", validating this statement.
3. The text clarifies "Each cell has a specific job", so the claim all cells do the same job is false.
4. The text notes cells form tissues, not the reverse, so the statement about tissues organizing into cells is false.

Answer:

• Organs are made of tissues.
• The human body is made up of smaller parts working together.