EOY Review

EOY Review

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Cell theory

• All living things are composed of cells.

• Cells are the smallest unit of living things that can perform the processes needed for life.

• Cells were first discovered in 1565 by naturalist Randolph Hooke

• Living things come only from other living cells.

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Plant and animal cells contain some of the same organelles and some that differ. Which are the same in both?

• cell membrane

• mitochondria

• cell wall

• vacuoles

• chloroplasts

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The development of cell theory can be attributed to the major _______ of many notable scientists.

• education

• discoveries

• nobilities

• changes

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The purpose of mitosis is to produce new cells for growth and repair that are identical to the parent cell.

• true

• false

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Which are patterns of cellular organization?

• Organs with similar functions group to work together in an organ system.

• Functions with similar organs group together to work in an organism.

• Cells that have the same function group together to form organs.

• Tissues that have the same function group together to form organs.

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Multicellular organisms

• exhibit a hierarchy of cellular organization.

• are complex in that there is a division of labor among the levels of this hierarchy for carrying out necessary life processes.

• are made up of only one cell

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Current classification systems now generally recognize the categorization of organisms into three domains,

• Bacteria, Class, Phylum

• Archaya, Eubacteria, Eukarya

• Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya.

• Single-celled bacteria, multi-celled eubacteria, Eukarya

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Different kingdoms of the Eukarya domain of organisms are generally recognized by scientists today:

• Protista

• Fungi

• Plants

• Animals

• Archaea

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Cnidarians

• bilateral symmetry

• radial symmetry

• stinging cells

• jellyfish

• sea cucumber

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Mollusks

• invertebrate

• many have a shell

• squid

• jellyfish

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Annelids

• bilateral symmetry

• segmented

• earthworms

• unilateral symmetry

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Arthropoda

• exoskeleton

• vertebrate

• invertebrate

• crab

• snails

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Echinoderm

• bilateral symmetry

• radial symmetry

• sea cucumber

• earthworm

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Chordates

• You

• include birds and reptiles

• mostly vertebrates

• mostly invertebrates

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Major plant groups

• mosses

• ferns

• daylillies

• conifers

• flowering plants

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Photosynthesis is the necessary life process that transforms _______ energy into _______ energy.

• chemical/ light

• mechanical/ chemical

• light/ chemical

• hydropower/ light

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Raw materials for photosynthesis

• water

• oxygen

• carbon dioxide

• hydro oxide

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Where is the energy from photosynthesis stored?

• in the chemical bonds of the light molecules

• in the chemical bonds of the water molecules

• in the chemical bonds of the glucose molecules

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Energy is a basic need of all living things. Photosynthesizing organisms obtain their energy from the sun and are often called producers because

• they are often eaten by consumers.

• of their ability to produce glucose (sugar).

• they produce the smallest part of the energy pyramid,

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Photosynthesizing organisms are the foundation of virtually all

• food webs

• food festivals

• forest animals diet