Quiz about CBA1 Review

Question 1

All living things in an ecosystem are:

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biotic

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abiotic

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dead

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alive

Question 2

All non-living things in an ecosystem are:

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abiotic

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biotic

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dead

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alive

Question 3

Which is NOT a example of biotic thing?

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rocks

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plant

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fungi

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bacteria

Question 4

Which is NOT a example of abiotic thing?

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animal

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water

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temperature

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rocks

Question 5

The picture of animal would be considered:

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biotic

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abiotic

Question 6

The picture of this water would be considered:

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abiotic

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biotic

Question 7

The characteristics of living things include:

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all of the above

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all living things are made from cells

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is able to reproduce

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maintains homeostasis

Question 8

Which one of these is NOT biotic?

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Question 9

A universal genetic code, responding to stimuli, growing and developing and adapts and evolves over time are characteristics of

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biotic things

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Cell theory

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abiotic things

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7th grade

Question 10

One characteristics of abiotic thing is it's able to reproduce.

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False

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True

Question 11

What scientific tool was used to discover the cell?

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microscope

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beaker

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petri dish

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Bunsen burner

Question 12

The microscope allows scientist to:

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to magnify small objects the eye can't see

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to make larger objects smaller

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to regulate the temperature of objects

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to change the chemical makeup of a object

Question 13

Which one of these statements belongs to cell theory?

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all cells come from pre-existing living cells

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cells are the most complex unit of life

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non-living things are made of one or more cells

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all cells randomly reproduce

Question 14

According to the picture below, what do the organisms have in common?

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the cells are the basic unit of life for each organism

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They all reproduce the same way

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Each organism creates food from sunlight

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The are made from the same type of atoms

Question 15

Which is NOT a concept of cell theory?

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All cells produce energy the same way

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The cell is the basic unit of structure and function of living things

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All living things or organisms are made of one or more cells

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All cells come from pre-existing, living cells

Question 16

Cell theory has how many principles?

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3

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1

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2

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4

Question 17

Schwann discovered that all animals are made of cells. Schleiden discovered that all plants are made of cells. Which statement can be developed from their research and is part of cell theory?

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All living things are composed of cells

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The functions of cells occur the same in both types of cells

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Cell contain DNA

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Cells only exists in unicellular organisms

Question 18

According to cell theory, the cell is the most basic unit of life.

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True

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False

Question 19

According to cell theory, all living things or organisms are made of one or more cells.

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True

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False

Question 20

According to cell theory, all cell spontaneously generate and will have similar traits.

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False

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True

Question 21

The nucleus is found it both the animal and plant cell, its function is-

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serves as the control central and contains DNA.

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regulate material that enters and exits the cell

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stores water, food and waste.

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a gel-like fluid within the cell that surrounds, supports and protects organelles.

Question 22

What types of organisms have cells with very large vacuoles?

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Plants

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Animals

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Bacteria

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Fungi

Question 23

Which phrase best describes the function of mitochondria?

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Bacteria-sized organelle

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Converts energy for cell use

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Located in the cytoplasm

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Contains a folded inner membrane

Question 24

Jacob was giving these diagrams of two cells, one is a animal cell and the other is a plant cell? How would Jacob label each cell according to the organelles they contain?

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The left diagram is a animal cell and right is a plant cell because the right one has chloroplasts and a cell wall.

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The left diagram is a animal cell and right is a plant cell because they both have a nucleus.

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The left diagram is a animal cell and right is a plant cell because one the left one is green.

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The left diagram is a animal cell and right is a plant cell because they both have mitochondria.

Question 25

What is a gel-like fluid within the cell that surrounds, supports and protects organelles?

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Cytoplasm

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Vacuole

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Mitochondria

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Endoplasmic Reticulum

Question 26

Which cell structure is not found in animal cells?

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cell wall

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nucleus

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cell membrane

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cytoplasm

Question 27

Plants use energy from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce sugar. Which structure is found only in plant cells and helps plants capture energy from sunlight?

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Chloroplast

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Vacuole

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Nucleus

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Cell membrane

Question 28

This organelle is in both plants and animals. It is a barrier between the cell and the environment. (It controls what goes in and out of a cell.)

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cell membrane

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cell wall

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nucleus

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mitochondria

Question 29

Harrison was looking through a microscope and made the below diagram of the cell. Which cell was she looking at?

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Plant

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Fungi

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Bacteria

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Animal

Question 30

Swanson was looking through a microscope and made the below diagram of the cell. Which cell was she looking at?

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Animal

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Fungi

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Plant

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Bacteria

Question 31

Which would be found in the cell of a sunflower plant but not in the cell of a chicken?

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Cell wall

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Vacuole

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Cell membrane

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Mitochondria

Question 32

Which organelles are found in both plant and animal cells?

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All of the above

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Vacuole

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Cell membrane

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Mitochondria

Question 33

Sanchez was giving a presentation to class over plant and animal cells. Which statement below should he tell the class about vacuoles?

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The plant vacuole is larger than the animal's vacuole.

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Both plant and animal vacuoles are the same size.

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The animal vacuole is larger than the plant's vacuole.

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All vacuoles are created equal.

Question 34

Wilson was explaining to the class that a certain organelle is the site of photosynthesis. Which organelle was she describing to the class?

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chloroplast

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cell wall

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mitochondria

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nucleus

Question 35

Lathan was presenting the levels of organization to his class. Which example below best represents the levels of organization from simple to complex that he should present?

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cell<tissues<organ<organ system<organism

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cell<tissues<organ system<organ<organism

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organism<tissues<organ<organ system<cell

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cell<organism<organ<organ system<tissues

Question 36

A student drew a pyramid to describe the levels of organization. The student will put the cells at the bottom of the pyramid as the least specialized and the most numerous. Which of these should the student list in level 4 of the pyramid?

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Tissue

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Organ System

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Organ

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Organism

Question 37

Which is NOT a concept of cell theory?

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All cells produce energy the same way

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The cell is the basic unit of structure and function of living things

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All living things or organisms are made of one or more cells

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All cells come from pre-existing, living cells

Question 38

Schwann discovered that all animals are made of cells. Schleiden discovered that all plants are made of cells. Which statement can be developed from their research and is part of cell theory?

Accepted Answer

All living things are composed of cells

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The functions of cells occur the same in both types of cells

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Cell contain DNA

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Cells only exists in unicellular organisms

Question 39

According to the picture below, what do the organisms have in common?

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the cells are the basic unit of life for each organism

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They all reproduce the same way

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Each organism creates food from sunlight

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The are made from the same type of atoms

Question 40

A student was studying the levels of organization on a table. Which answer should the student write in as an example of the organ in the level of organization?

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eye

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blood

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food, water and air

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human

Question 41

A student was studying the levels of organization of a plant. Which level would describe the plant's leaf?

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Organ

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Tissue

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Organism

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Organ system

Question 42

Blood is made of different types of cells. However, each of which play a different role while working together to perform a specific function. Blood is an example of which level of organization?

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Tissue

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Organ

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Organism

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Organ system

Question 43

A student was making a flowchart of the levels of organization to present to the class. He prepares the following illustration. After reviewing the flowchart, he realizes its incorrect. Which change should he make to correct his flow chart from simple to complex?

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swap Organs and Tissues

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add the atoms in place of Cells

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move Organs to the beginning

Question 44

A student drew a pyramid to describe the levels of organization. The student will put the cells at the bottom of the pyramid as the least specialized and the most numerous. Which of these should the student list in level 2 of the pyramid?

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Organ system

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Organ

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Tissue

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Organism

Question 45

Here is a picture of a heart, which level of organization does it belong to?

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Organ

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Organ system

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Tissue

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Organism

Question 46

The picture below shows a entire plant or a self contained living thing. Which level of organization does it belong to?

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Organism

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Organ system

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Organ

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Tissue

Question 47

The picture below is of your muscular system, a collection of organs that work together to perform a specific function. What level of organization does it belong to?

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Organ system

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Organ

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Tissue

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Organism

Question 48

The picture shows basic units of structure and function of living organisms. Which level of organization does these little units belong to.

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Cell

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Organ system

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Organ

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Tissue

Question 49

A student was studying the levels of organization from basic to complex. Which level is consider the most complex?

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Organism

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Organ system

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Organ

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Cell

Question 50

Which one of these statements belongs to cell theory?

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all cells come from pre-existing cells

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cells are the most complex unit of life

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non-living things are made of one or more cells

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all cells randomly reproduce

Question 51

According to this picture and cell theory, what do these organisms have in common?

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all of the above

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the cell is the most basic unit of life

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all living things or organisms are made of one or more cells

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all cells come from pre-existing cells

Question 52

According to cell theory, all living things are made of one cell. (true or false)

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True

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False

Question 53

Schwann discovered that all animals are made of cells. Schleiden discovered that all plants are made of cells. Which statement can be developed from their research and is part of cell theory?

Accepted Answer

All living things are composed of cells

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The functions of cells occur the same in both types of cells

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animal cells are the only ones that are part of cell theory

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plant cells are the only ones that are part of cell theory

Question 54

Many scientist contributed to cell theory, they could not have made their discovers without the invention of?

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microscope

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a beaker

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test tubes

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petri dish

Question 55

Living things play a important role in a ecosystem. Living things are consider-

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biotic

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abiotic

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alive

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dead

Question 56

Non-living things play a important role in a ecosystem. Non-living things are consider-

Accepted Answer

abiotic

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biotic

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alive

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dead

Question 57

The picture below has plants and animals alike in there ecosystem. These are consider __________ in their ecosystems.

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biotic

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abiotic

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alive

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dead

Question 58

This is the desert, in this pictures we can observe sand, rocks and mountains. These elements are consider ___________ in their ecosystem.

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abiotic

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biotic

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alive

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dead

Question 59

A student was making a list of characteristics of living things. Which of these characteristics is NOT for living things?

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all organisms have the same genetic code

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is able to reproduce

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maintains homeostasis

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grows and develops

Question 60

Alford was giving a presentation to the class over a certain body system. She used the picture below to represent the body system. Which body system is Alford probably presenting to the class?

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Muscular

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Digestive

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Skeletal

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Endocrine

Question 61

The muscular system is made up of:

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specialized tissue which allows motor power for all movements of body parts.

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controls and regulates all voluntary and involuntary activities of the body.

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responsible for gas exchange

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bone, cartilage, ligaments and tendons and is the body's internal framework.

Question 62

Which is NOT a function of the muscular system?

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provides shape, support and the framework of the body

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Movement and regulation of the body

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Maintenance of posture and muscle tone

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Protects the bones and internal organs

Question 63

One property of muscles is that it is CONTRACTIBLE. This mean -

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can shorten in length

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can extend or stretch

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can return to its original shape

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is very stiff

Question 64

Another property of muscles is that it is EXTENSIBLE. This mean -

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can extend or stretch

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can shorten in length

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can return to its original shape

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is very stiff

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