Lesson: Chapter 6 — The Structure and Function of Plant and Animal Cells
This erases every answer in this set and starts you again at question one. Your score will be gone.
Type these four numbers to confirm:
Those numbers don't match. Look at them again and type them.
How does a multicellular organism chiefly get larger?
The right answer is the one marked above.
By the number of its cells increasing. Whether an organism has one cell or millions the unit is the same; what changes is how many.
There is an upper limit to how far a single cell can grow, so a large organism is not one with larger cells.
This browser is not saving your answers, so no total can be shown.
Answer the question to continue.