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- Q1Which cell structure is responsible for converting nutrients into energy?mitochondriacell walllysosomechloroplasts30sS7L2a
- Q2Which cell structure is involved in breaking down waste materials and cellular debris?lysosomenucleuscell wallmitochondria30sS7L2a
- Q3Which cell structure is primarily responsible for obtaining nutrients?nucleuscytoplasmcell membranechloroplasts30sS7L2a
- Q4Which organelle is responsible for the process of photosynthesis in plant cells?nucleusmitochondrialysosomechloroplasts30sS7L2a
- Q5What is the correct order of organization in living organisms?Cells, tissues, organs, systems, organismsTissues, cells, organs, systems, organismsSystems, organs, tissues, cells, organismsOrgans, tissues, cells, systems, organisms30sS7L2b
- Q6What is the function of tissues in living organisms?To form organsTo create systemsTo organize cellsTo perform specific functions30sS7L2b
- Q7What is the function of cells in living organisms?To form tissuesTo carry out life processesTo regulate systemsTo create organs30sS7L2b
- Q8
It has been proposed that mitochondria and chloroplasts are modern descendants of early prokaryotic cells that began to reside and gradually evolve within primitive cells. Which statement supports this view?
mitochondria and chloroplasts cannot conduct protein synthesis
mitochondria and chloroplasts are found in all modern prokaryotic cells
prokaryotic cells, mitochondria, and chloroplasts are void of any DNA
mitochondria and chloroplasts both have prokaryotic ribosomes
30sS7L2a - Q9
A simplified model of a plant cell is shown here. The cell, as it is shown here, would be unable to perform which cellular process due to a missing organelle?
The cell would not be able to regulate water storage without the vacuole, which is missing.
The cell would not be able to perform cellular respiration without the mitochondria, which are missing.
The cell would not be able to perform photosynthesis without the chloroplast, which is missing
The cell would not be able to replicate its DNA without the nucleus, which is missing.
30sS7L2a - Q10
skin:human body as _____:cell
Which word completes the analogy?
cytoplasm
nucleus
membrane
plasmid
30sS7L2a - Q11
out their mission of serving meals to students every day, school cafeterias perform some of the same functions that cells do. Delivery trucks bring milk, bread, vegetables, and other raw materials to the cafeteria. Cooks combine the delivered food into different meals for students to eat. Students empty uneaten food and other wastes into trash cans for storage until the wastes can be removed.
Which combination of cell structures BEST compare in their functions to the activities of the school cafeteria in their use of delivery trucks, cooks, and trash cans?
cell membrane, cytoplasm, lysosome
lysosome, mitochondria, nucleus
cell membrane, mitochondria, cell wall
cell wall, chloroplast, mitochondria
30sS7L2a - Q12
A diagram of an animal cell is shown with several parts labeled as A, B, C, and D.
Which statement BEST compares the functions of Parts C and D?
Part C makes new proteins while Part D breaks down old proteins and organelles.
Part C regulates transport into and out of the cell while Part D provides structural support.
Part C contains the cell's genetic information that Part D then uses to make proteins.
Part C uses light energy to make glucose that Part D then breaks down to make ATP.
30sS7L2a - Q13
What process must cells undergo prior to division?
For cells to divide, they must obtain nutrients to grow and manufacture necessary materials.
For cells to divide, they must obtain nutrients to grow and then mate with another cell.
For cells to divide, they must decrease in size and manufacture necessary materials.
For cells to divide, they must obtain nutrients to grow.
30sS7L2a - Q14
Sarah is working on an analogy for the organization of the human body for her Life Science Project. She is using housing materials to make an analogy as shown in the table, but is confused on how to proceed with the comparison.
Which of the following tables can Sara use for her project?
30sS7L2b - Q15
What is a group of connected cells that have similar function?
organ system
organism
tissue
organ
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