
PMA 3 - Life Science Review
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Fabiola Guillaume
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PMA 3 Review - Life Science Part A
Hierarchical Organization of Life, Cells, & Homeostasis
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is correct about structure L?
It holds chlorophyll.
It stores the cell's DNA.
It is only found in plant cells.
It is composed of lipids and proteins.
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Multiple Choice
All cells must carry out three basic functions to grow and pass on life. How do cells perform these three basic functions?
They utilize a source of energy, release waste, and form new cells.
They send out signals, extract food, and breathe carbon dioxide.
They develop new tissues, make fats, and form new cells.
They drink water, breathe oxygen, and release waste.
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Multiple Choice
The table below shows the characteristics of a plant leaf cell and an animal skin cell. Which characteristic is missing from the table?
Have a cell life of five to ten days
Perform photosynthesis to make energy
Get rid of waste to maintain homeostasis
Communicate with cells of different organisms
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of an organ system?
A heart, arteries and veins all working together
The living materials that lines the inside of a cheek
A human bladder, which stores waste for removal
The top layer of cells on a plant leaf
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Multiple Choice
The picture below shows a cross-section of a plant stem viewed through a microscope. The enriched region Y, of the cross-section is involved in creating support for the plant. Which level of organization is best represented by region Y?
Cell
Tissue
Molecule
Organ System
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Multiple Choice
The heart is made of several types of tissues, each having a separate function in pumping blood throughout the body. At which level of organization would the heart be placed?
Cell
Atom
Organ
Organ System
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Multiple Choice
Chloroplasts are the organelles responsible for photosynthesis in plants. If all the chloroplasts in a plant lose function as a result of a genetic disorder, what will happen to the plant?
It will find energy in the soil instead of from sunlight.
It will evolve a new mechanism for generating food.
Its growth rate will slow or stop.
it will grow longer roots in search of food.
PMA 3 Review - Life Science Part A
Hierarchical Organization of Life, Cells, & Homeostasis
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