Why do scientists classily organisms?
to more easily sequence their genetic material
to create scientific names that only scientists can learn
to have common names that everyone can remember
to organize them and speak about them accurately

To organzize them and speak about them accurately.

Explanation:

Process of elimination is key here.

The answer is obviously not 2, becasue it seems to just be making fun of the complicated scientific names. I don’t think it’s 3, because the classsifications are usually long and hard to remember. I don’t think it’s 1 becasue the classifications do not usually relate to the genetic material, or how easy it is to sequence it. This leaves us with choice 4.

Sorry I can’t help more, I’m not taking bio yet.

all matter is made up of atoms

in any element all atoms are the same

elements in a compound are always in a constant ratio: apex

the answer is cell division : )