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*7.13B Levels of Biological Organization

Authored by Keely Trauber

Science

6th - 8th Grade

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*7.13B Levels of Biological Organization
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Sieve-tube cells & companion cells work together to transport sugar & nutrients inside plants. Together, sieve-tube cells & companion cells form -

a tissue.

an organ.

an organ system.

an organism.

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The smallest units of life in plants are –

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Tissues working together to perform specialized functions are called -

an organ.

an organism.

a population.

a cell.

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In the sequence from simplest to most complex level of organization, which level is 1 level more complex than cells?

Cells

Tissues

Organ Systems

Organisms

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Look at the Level of Organization diagram. What would be the accurate term for the level of complexity in row X?

Cell

Organ

Organism

Tissue

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The respiratory system is made up of airways, lungs, & respiratory muscles. Lungs are classified as –

cells.

tissues.

organs.

organisms.

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Xylem tissue transports water inside plants. Xylem tissue is made up of –

cells.

organisms.

organs.

organ systems.

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