Science Lessons 1 &2 Quiz
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- Q1What basic needs do all living things share?food, water, oxygen, and airfood, water, a place to live, and airwater, shelter, safety, and oxygenfood, hydrogen, a place to live, and water30s
- Q2the smallest units of living mattercellstissuesorgan systemorgans30s
- Q3What are the food factories of the plant cell?chloroplastscytoplasmcell wallsmitochondrias30s
- Q4What inside the chloroplasts makes food for the plant? (it also makes them green)chlorophyllcarbon dioxideoxygenhydrogen30s
- Q5what does a plant cell have that an animal cell does not?a cell wall, a box-like shape,different coloringonly a cell membrane, a variety of shapes and colorsboth a cell wall and a cell membrane, has a nucelushas a cell membrance and a cytoplasm30s
- Q6the jelly-like substance that fills both plant and animal cellschloroplastscytoplasmnucleusventricle30s
- Q7organisms that are too small to see without a microscopecellsorganstissuesmicroorganisms30s
- Q8What are the three types of organisms?phylum, bacteria, funginone of the aboveprotist, bacteria, fungiprotist, bacteria, felis30s
- Q9What is a mushroom?a tissuea fungia bacteriaa protist30s
- Q10List the parts of an organism from smallest to greatest.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q11A virus is/is not a living thingis notis30s
- Q12Which microorganisms would be found in pond water?fungiyeastprotistsbacteria30s
- Q13What type of cell do we have?microcellpeople cellanimal cellplant cell30s
- Q14Put the correct example with its type of microorganism.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s