Organisms Review
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What type of cell is this?
29Neither
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
- Q1
What type of cell is this?
Neither
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
30s - Q2
What type of cell is this?
Neither
Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic
30s - Q3
If a chicken egg were used as a model of a cell, what type of cell would it best represent?
A prokaryotic cell, with the yolk representing free DNA
A eukaryotic cell, with the yolk representing the nucleus
A eukaryotic cell, with the yolk representing the cell membrane
A prokaryotic cell, with the yolk representing chloroplast
30s - Q4
Which of the following do a frog, worm, and pine tree have in common?
They are all eukaryotic organisms, which have nuclei in their cells.
They are all autotrophic and make their own food.
They all have a digestive system to break down molecules.
They are all prokaryotic organisms, which have free DNA in their cells.
30s - Q5
What is missing from Antonie van Leeuwenhoek's drawing that would confirm that these are eukaryotic yeast cells?
Hard crystals
A cell wall
Square edges
A defined nucleus
30s - Q6
When compared to prokaryotic cells, eukaryotic cells —
are round and hard, unlike rectangular and soft prokaryotic cells.
are able to move from place to place, unlike stationary prokaryotic cells.
are simple, smaller, and have DNA found in a loose structure floating through the cell.
are complicated, larger, and have DNA captured in a membrane-bound structure.
30s - Q7
When compared to eukaryotic cells, prokaryotic cells —
are simple, smaller, and have DNA found in a loose structure floating through the cell.
are complicated, larger, and have DNA captured in a membrane-bound structure.
are able to move from place to place, unlike stationary prokaryotic cells.
are round and hard, unlike rectangular and soft prokaryotic cells.
30s - Q8
From where did this organism come?
From a preexisting cell
From preexisting organisms
From random tissues coming together
From random atoms coming together
30s - Q9
Which unit of life is represented by the organism in the picture?
The most advanced unit of life
An artificial unit of life
The basic unit of life
An indefinite unite of life
30s - Q10
Which type of cells are most likely shown in this picture?
Eukaryotic cells, because some appear to be dividing even when viewed under high magnification
Eukaryotic cells, because they are round and clustered when viewed under high magnification
Prokaryotic cells, because they lack a nucleus even when viewed under high magnification
Prokaryotic cells, because they are large enough to be see under a scanning electron microscope
30s - Q11
The picture shows a microscopic view of human tissue cells stained with dye. When observing the microscopic view of these tissue cells, a student could conclude that —
the dye is concentrated in the nuclei, making the nuclei visible; therefore, these must be eukaryotic cells.
the dye is concentrated in the cytoplasm, making the cytoplasm visible; therefore, these must be prokaryotic cells.
there are no visible food particles; therefore, these must be prokaryotic cells.
there are no visible nuclei; therefore, these must all be eukaryotic cells.
30s - Q12
What do bacteria, pine trees, and fish all have in common?
They all have one or more internal organs.
The all breathe in oxygen in order to live.
They all are able to make their own food.
They are all made up of one or more cells.
30s - Q13
What is structure X?
A round piece of genetic material, identifying this as a prokaryotic cell
A round membrane for food, identifying this as a prokaryotic cell
The nucleus, identifying this as a eukaryotic cell
The cell wall, identifying this as a eukaryotic cell
30s - Q14
Which of these is these is the animal kingdom?
Kingdom 4
Kingdom 3
Kingdom 2
Kingdom 1
30s - Q15
Which of these is these is kingdom plantae?
Kingdom 2
Kingdom 4
Kingdom 3
Kingdom 1
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