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- Q1What is an organism that can make its own food?prokaryoteautotrophheterotropheukaryote30s
- Q2Which are the three domainsEukarya, Monera, and ArcheaArchea, Eubacteria, and AnimaliaEukarya, Bacteria, and ArcheaAnimalia, Plantae, Fungi30s
- Q3Photosynthesis occurs innucleuschloroplastscytoplasmcell wall30s
- Q4Bacteria is a ___________________ celled organismmultisingle30s
- Q5What is the correct order for the levels of an organism?atom-molecule-cell-tissue-organ-organ system-organismtissue-organ-organ system-organism-atom-molecule-cellatom-cell-molecule-tissue-organ-organ system-organismcell-atom-molecule-tissue-organ-organ system-organism30s
- Q6Which is not part of the cell theory?All organisms are made up of cellsAll living things are composed of cellsCells are the basic unit of lifeCells can be produced from non living matter30s
- Q7What are the main organelle differences between a plant and animal cell?cell wall, chloroplasts, cell membranecell wall, chloroplasts, and a larger vacuolecell wall, cell membrane, nucleuschloroplasts, a larger vacuole, and a nucleus30s
- Q8What 2 taxon levels make up the binomial nomenclature of a human?Phylum/ClassGenus/SpeciesDomain/KingdomOrder/Family30s
- Q9What domain is a human in?ArcheaEukaryaBacteria30s
- Q10What kingdom is a human found in?ArcheaEukaryaAnimaliaPlantae30s
- Q11Mushrooms, bread molds, and yeasts are classified together in the fungi kingdom. Specific characteristics are used to classify these organisms. Which of the following is a characteristic used to classify these organisms as fungi?They are heterotrophs.They are unicellularThey are parasitesThey are prokaryotes30s
- Q12A biologist discovers a new organism. What helps the biologist classify the new organism into a specific group?common traits with other organismshow recently the organism was discoveredhow long the organism liveswhere the organism lives30s
- Q13In the modern classification system, what category has the most organisms?familyspeciesdomainkingdom30s
- Q14Structures in the human body work together to perform specific functions. The diagram below shows the organization of structures found in the human body. A picture of which of the following structures belongs in the box?cellorganelletissueorgan30s
- Q15The cell theory applies to all organisms, including the five shown below. Which of the following statements describes how these organisms are an example of the cell theory?The organisms are made of one or more cellsThe cells of the organisms undergo photosynthesisThe cells of the organisms are identical to each other.The organisms have cells that lack a nucleus.30s
- Q16Plant cells are different from animal cells. The diagram below identifies four different structures in a plant cell. Compared to the structures in an animal cell, which of the following structures is found only in a plant cell?cytoplasmmitochondrioncell wallnucleus30s
- Q17What controls most of the cell processes and contains the hereditary information of DNA?nucleusvacuolechloroplastmitochondria30s
- Q18What regulates what enters and leaves the cell and provides protection and support?nucleuscytoplasmcell membranecell wall30s
- Q19What is the main function of the Cell Wall?Convert solar energy to chemical energyBuilds proteinsTo protect and provide support for the cellTakes in cardon dioxide30s
- Q20Who was the first person to see cells under the microscope and give them a name?Robert HookeAnton van LeeuwenhoekMatthias SchleidenTheodor Schwann30s
