The document discusses the differences between unicellular and multicellular organisms. Simple organisms like bacteria are typically unicellular, consisting of a single cell, while more complex organisms like plants and animals are multicellular, consisting of many cells. It provides examples of organelles found in plant and animal cells and asks the reader to classify examples as either unicellular or multicellular. It also prompts the reader to write a short text describing an animal with details about its diet, birth, and other characteristics.
4. Organisms can consist of one cell to
many cells:
› Simple organisms may be unicellular(consist
of one cell)
› Complex organisms are multicellular(consist
of many cells)
8. Read the text and write a similar one
about an animal you know.
An elephant is a herbivore. It is also viviparous because it is born from
its mother´s womb.
Are you happy today? Why?
