Levels of Organization Life Science

Levels of Organization Life Science

Lesson 4 Study Guide

Open Ended

Tell me one interesting fact that you learned in Lesson 4: Levels of Organization.

Multiple Select

Mark all that are true of a cell.

• A cell is generally colorless.

• A cell is the smallest unit of life.

• A cell has a distinct shape and function.

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______ are the smallest level of organization in the human body considered to be living.

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT true of tissue?

• Tissue can only form in internal organs.

• Together, the cells of a tissue form a particular structure.

• A tissue is a group of similar cells in an organism.

• The cells in a tissue work together to perform a particular function.

Multiple Select

True or False:

The four major types of tissue are adamantial, epithelial, muscle, and nervous.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

True or False:

The material in compact bone tissue is dense, strong, and hard.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Select all organs.

• white blood cell

• spongy bone tissue

• a bone

• the eyes

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Tissues that are a part of the same body system look different because they perform __________ ________.

Multiple Select

The _______ and the ________ are the highest and the lowest levels of organization for a human.

• the body systems and the cells

• the organs and the tissue

• the organism and the cells

• the organism and the organs

Multiple Select

Macroscopic organisms are bigger than microscopic organisms.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is the name of the tiny air sacs in the lungs that are good for holding a lot of air?

• bronchi

• tracheas

• alveoli

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Folded tissues have more _________ _____ for more absorption.

Fill in the Blank

Name one organ that has folds or tiny air sacs to increase absorption.

Poll

Name your favorite Thanksgiving dinner dish.

• turkey

• cranberries

• pumpkin pie

• sweet potatoes

Multiple Choice

What is unique about the body system of a sponge?

• Sponges have no true tissues.

• Sponges have a skeletal system.

• Sponges are the only organism that have bright green tissue.

• Sponges are the only organism to share all the same tissues of humans.