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Multiple Choice

What is the smallest LIVING unit of LIVING THINGS?

a cell

a mitochondria

a brick

a protein

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between multi-celled and single-celled’s organisms?

Single-celled organisms are “simple” and multi-celled organisms are “crazy.”

Single-celled organisms are “super” and multi-celled organisms are “complex.”

Single-celled organisms are “simple” and multi-celled organisms are “complex.”

Multiple Choice

True or False:

Single-celled organisms are able to live as one cell, and multi-celled organisms need many cells to live because each cell has specialized job.

True

False

Fill in the Blanks

It is a living thing, it is made of the same tiny building living thing. They are made of the same tiny building blocks.

Fill in the Blanks

One-celled, organism that is made of a single cell that carries out all its life processes. This life process include growing, responding to its environment, reproducing and getting food.

Fill in the Blanks

Many-celled organisms are made of more than one cell. It is an organism that include frogs, trees and you

Multiple Choice

Letter B is which organelle?

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Vacuole

Mitochondria

Multiple Choice

Letter A is which organelle?

Nucleus

Cell Membrane

Mitochondria

Vacuole

Multiple Choice

Letter C is which organelle?

Vacuole

Mitochondria

Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Multiple Choice

Letter D is which organelle?

Cytoplasm

Vacuole

Nucleus

Mitochondria

Multiple Choice

Letter E is which organelle?

Cytoplasm

Nucleus

Vacuole

Cell Membrane

Multiple Choice

All living things...

Reproduce and Excrete Waste

Move and Show Sensitivity

Grow, Respire, and take in Nutrition

All of the above

Multiple Choice

Your body is made of trillions of cells.

True

False

Multiple Choice

A living thing can be made of one cell or many cells.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Each day, many cells in your body die. Lucky for you, exactly the same amount of cells are also created.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Cells reproduce by...

Magic

Having baby cells

Dividing themselves in half

Multiple Choice

Mitochondria...

Make energy for the cell

Control all the cell's activities

Are the gel inside the cell

Store food, water and waste

Multiple Choice

The cytoplasm...

Makes energy for the cell

Stores food, water and waste

Is the gel inside the cell

The control center of the cell

Multiple Choice

The nucleus is...

The gel inside the cell

The control center of the cell

A place where food, water and waste is stored

Where energy is created

Multiple Choice

The vacuole...

Provides energy for the cell

Is the control center for the cell

Stores food, water and waste

Is the fence around the cell

Multiple Choice

The cell membrane...

Is the thin, outside layer around the cell

Controls what goes in and out of the cell

Neither of the above

Both of the above

Multiple Choice

If 4 cells divide/reproduce, how many cells will there be?

Multiple Choice

A cell is...

The basic unit of life

A nonliving part of our body

Made of different types of cells

Able to be seen without a microscope

Multiple Choice

This organelle is called the "powerhouse" of a cell because it breaks down food and converts it to energy.

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Mitochondria

Nucleus

Multiple Choice

What is the cell membrane?

Power House

Its the outer layer of a cell

Large sac that holds food, water, and waste

Multiple Choice

This organelles stores water, nutrients, and waste products

Vacuole

Mitochondria

Ribosomes

Multiple Choice

Where are proteins made?

Ribosomes

Mitoichondria

Chromosomes

Multiple Choice

The "Post office" of the cell that packages proteins and fats and gets them ready for delivery.

Rough ER

Smooth ER

Golgi Bodies

Multiple Choice

What shape are most animal cells?

round

rectangular

Multiple Choice

A _________________ is an instrument needed to be able to see the parts of a cell.

magnifying glass

microscope

telescope

scientist

Multiple Choice

The vacuole stores _________________.

energy

chloroplasts.

watery gel

food, water and waste

Multiple Choice

Plant cell structures that turn energy from sunlight into food.

Cell Wall

Mitochondria

Chloroplast

Cytoplasm

Multiple Choice

Additional layer around the outside of plant cells that protect and give shape

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Cell Membrane

Golgi Complex

Multiple Choice

Package and transport proteins from the cell

Golgi Complex (body)

Endoplasmic Reticulum

Ribosome

Mitochondria

Multiple Select

Compare animal and plant cells.

They both have cytoplasm, nucleus, and a cell membrane.

They both have different types of organelles that have jobs to do.

They both have chloroplast and make their own food.

They both have a cell wall to help protect the cell.

Multiple Select

Explain why animal cells do NOT have a cell wall.

Animal cells have muscles and nerves.

Animal cells hunt or find their own food.

Animal cells take on different shapes.

Animal cells do not have cell wall which allows them to move from place to place.

Multiple Choice

Which 3 parts are only found in a plant cell?

nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm

nucleus, cell wall, cytoplasm

chloroplast, cytoplasm, cell wall

chloroplast , cell wall, vacuole

Multiple Choice

Which are 3 parts of an animal cell?

nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm

nucleus, cell wall, cytoplasm

chloroplast, cytoplasm, cell wall

chloroplast , cell wall, vacuole

Multiple Choice

Plant cell structures that turn energy from sunlight into food.

Cell Wall

Mitochondria

Chloroplast

Cytoplasm

Fill in the Blanks

Science of finding patterns

Fill in the Blanks

The six major groups are called?

Kingdom

Kingdoms are grouped by internal form and structure. Scientists classify organism into structure by comparing their cells, tissues, organs and organ system.

Fill in the Blanks

The narrowest group an organism can be classified into is a

Fill in the Blanks

The subgroups include

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

Animals are divided into vertebrates and invertebrates

True

False

Multiple Choice

Animals can make their own foods

True

False

Multiple Choice

What group of animals have no backbone?

Vertebrates

Invertebrates

Multiple Choice

True or False: All vertebrate have a backbone

True

False

Multiple Select

Select the two types of plants

Vestibule

Vascular

Nonvascular

Nonvestibule

Multiple Choice

Mushrooms are...

fungus

protozoa

bacteria

plant

Multiple Choice

What's yeast?

It's a living thing that belongs to the fungi kingdom.

It's a living thing that belongs to the monera kingdom.

It's a living thing that belongs to the protist kingdom.

It's not a living thing.

Multiple Choice

The living things of the picture belongs to the ...

Monera kingdom

Fungi kingdom

Animal kingdom

Plant kingdom

Fill in the Blanks

List three examples of Fungus

Multiple Choice

Vertebrates don't have a backbone

True

False

Multiple Choice

Angiosperms are the largest group in the plant kingdom.

True

False

Multiple Choice

Animals that have hair or fur are...

Mammals

Birds

Fishes

Reptiles

Multiple Choice

_______________ is a vascular flowering plant.

gymnosperm

angiosperm

all of the above

Multiple Choice

Octopus is...

Vertebrate

Invertebrate

Multiple Choice

Spruce pines and evergreens are examples of:

angiosperms

non-vascular plants because they stay green year round

gymnosperms

None of these

Multiple Choice

All vertebrates have

4 legs

wings

lungs

a backbone

Multiple Choice

The_____________________absorbs nutrients from the ground.

Leaves

Roots

Stem

Multiple Choice

It is a

Fish

Mammal

Bird

Molluscs

Multiple Choice

Identify the parts of the plant in this picture:

a. stem b. root c. leaf d. flower

a. root b. stem c. flower d. leaf

a. stem b. root c. flower d. leaf

a. flower b. root c. leaf f. stem

Multiple Choice

Cows are...

Vertebrate

Invertebrate

Multiple Choice

During the Photosynthesis, the plant releases...

Energy

Nutrient

Oxygen

Multiple Choice

The snake is classified into...

Mammals

Reptiles

Amphibians

Birds

Multiple Choice

The stem provides support to the plant. Which of the following is another function of the stem?

It provides shade to the plant.

It produces seeds for the plant.

It transports food to all parts of the plant.

It purifies the water absorbed by the roots

Multiple Choice

The animal kingdom is divided into

1 group

2 groups

3 groups

10 groups

Fill in the Blanks

Which part of the plant holds it to the ground and absorb water and minerals?

Type answer...

Multiple Choice

Which animal belongs in the mammal kingdom?

frog

fish

camel

tortoise

Multiple Choice

Plants that have tube-like structures for water and nutrients to travel up and down from roots to leaves are called

coniferous plants

non-vascular plants

vascular plants

carnivorous plants

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