Asked by duh!1

What made the discovery of cells possible?

A.the study of viruses and bacteria

B. the use of magnifying glasses

C. the invention of the microscope

D.the observation of cells by Hooke and Pasteur
I really need help on these I tried them myself but cant find the answer
Answered by PsyDAG
From Google:

The cell was first discovered by Robert Hooke in 1665 when he was looking at the dead cell walls of a plant under a microscope. He named the cells, ‘cells’ because they looked like tiny boxes or small rooms and as microscopes weren’t very powerful at the time, he couldn’t pick up much more detail.
Answered by cowmooooo
huh so it is D
Answered by Anonymous
It's really C. and not D.
Answered by Lana
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Answered by Nobody
*sigh* since no one posted any answers I will
Answered by Nobody
1. Fungas (mushroom)
2. The invention of the microscope
3. Cell theory describes the three criteria for determining living things.
4. The student is correct; amoebas are probably alive because they have reproductive capabilities and create offspring through reproduction.

I just did the quick check so ik these are 100% correct. Hope it helped
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Answered by *Connexus Student* 6th
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Answered by hi
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Answered by Walking Polar Bear.
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