Mississippi CCRS · BIO.4.1

Lesson 10.1 · Unit 10, Block 1

Chemical vs. Organic Evolution

44 questions on this block. Tap an answer and it moves on by itself — correct answers advance immediately, misses hold a few seconds so you can read why.

The order is the standard Inorganic → organic → basic cells → autotrophs make oxygen → aerobic heterotrophs. Inside cells: nucleus, then mitochondria, then chloroplasts.

Warm-up · not scored

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The model: inorganic molecules → organic molecules → protocells → first living cells → oxygen-producing autotrophs → aerobic heterotrophs. Chemical evolution makes molecules; organic evolution needs living cells.

Warm-up 2 · Endosymbiotic theory · not scored
Part 1Early Earth and chemical evolution
Part 2Where chemical ends and organic begins
Part 3Heterotrophs, autotrophs and oxygen
Part 4Endosymbiosis — the order
Part 5Endosymbiosis — reading the cells
Part 6Applying the models

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