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Unit 2: Intro to Life - Test Review

Unit 2: Intro to Life - Test Review

Assessment

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Science

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7th Grade

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NGSS
MS-LS1-2, MS-LS1-1, MS-LS4-2

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Joseph Bauer

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0 Slides • 30 Questions

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#2 holds the cell's DNA, which contains the instructions for the rest of the cell. Which organelle is #2?

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Cell Membrane

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Nucleus

3

Golgi Apparatus

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Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

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#4 stores the cell's water, nutrients and waste. Which organelle is #4?

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Cell Membrane

2

Nucleus

3

Golgi Apparatus

4

Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

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#6 packages proteins created by Ribosomes. Which organelle is #6?

1

Cell Membrane

2

Nucleus

3

Golgi Apparatus

4

Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

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#7 controls what enters and leaves the cell. Which organelle is #7?

1

Cell Membrane

2

Nucleus

3

Golgi Apparatus

4

Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

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#9 uses digested food to create energy for the cell. Which organelle is #9?

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Lysosome

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Mitochondrion

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Cytoplasm

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Ribosome

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Multiple Choice

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#10 breaks down waste and toxins to expel from the cell. Which organelle is #10?

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Lysosome

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Mitochondrion

3

Cytoplasm

4

Ribosome

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Multiple Choice

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#11 is a jelly-like substance that holds all of the organelles in the cell. Which organelle is #11?

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Lysosome

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Mitochondrion

3

Cytoplasm

4

Ribosome

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Multiple Choice

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#12 takes instructions from the nucleus to create proteins. Which organelle is #12?

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Lysosome

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Mitochondrion

3

Cytoplasm

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Ribosome

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following are part of Cell Theory?

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All cells come from other cells.

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All living things are made of cells.

3

Cells are the basic unit of life.

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All of the above.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best supports the idea that all cells come from other cells?

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cells are created from non-living matter

2

existing cells can create new cells that are copies of themself

3

cells can be big or small

4

cells appear in the body when other cells die

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best supports the idea that all living things are made of cells?

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some organisms are too small to be made of cells

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cells are too small for the eye to see

3

cells can both die and be created

4

under a microscope, you can see cells in anything that is living

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best explains the main function of a microscope?

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it allows us to see objects to small for the human eye

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it causes cells to grow in size

3

it freezes cells and stops their movement

4

it causes cells to light up

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a difference between animal and plants cells?

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Cell Walls

2

Large Central Vacuoles

3

Cell Membranes

4

Chloroplasts

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following cannot be described as heterotrophic?

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protista

2

animalia

3

plantae

4

fungi

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following CANNOT describe an organism in the Kingdom of Protista?

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heterotrophic or autotrophic

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prokaryote or eukaryote

3

unicellular or multicellular

4

cell or no cell wall

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following separates the Kingdoms of Eubacteria and Archaebacteria from the other kingdoms?

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heterotrophic vs. autotrophic

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prokaryote vs. eukaryote

3

unicellular vs. multicellular

4

cell vs. no cell wall

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a security guard controlling what enters and exits?

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Cytoplasm

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Nucleus

3

Ribosome

4

Cell Membrane

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a factory producing everything the body needs?

1

Cytoplasm

2

Nucleus

3

Ribosome

4

Cell Membrane

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Which organelle best represents a manager overseeing the rest of the cell?

1

Cytoplasm

2

Nucleus

3

Ribosome

4

Cell Membrane

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Which organelle best represents a bowl of yogurt holding pieces of granola and berries in their places?

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Cytoplasm

2

Nucleus

3

Ribosome

4

Cell Membrane

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a brick wall giving structure and support? (Not in this cell though

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Lysosome

2

Chloroplast

3

Cell Wall

4

Mitochondrion

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents solar panels, using the sun to create energy? (Not in this cell though)

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Lysosome

2

Chloroplast

3

Cell Wall

4

Mitochondrion

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Which organelle best represents a garbage truck, collecting, compacting and disposing of waste?

1

Lysosome

2

Chloroplast

3

Cell Wall

4

Mitochondrion

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a power plant, supplying energy to the cell?

1

Lysosome

2

Chloroplast

3

Cell Wall

4

Mitochondrion

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a shelf, because it stores things for the cell?

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Golgi Apparatus

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Centriole

3

Endoplasmic Reticulum

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Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

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Which organelle best represents a post office, because it packages proteins for the cell?

1

Golgi Apparatus

2

Centriole

3

Endoplasmic Reticulum

4

Vacuole

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Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between fungi and plantae?

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one is unicellular, the other is multicellular

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one has a cell wall, the other does not

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one is prokaryotic, the other is eukaryotic

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one is autotrophic, the other is heterotrophic

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?

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P - no nucleus, E - nucleus

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P - no cell wall, E - cell wall

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P - multicellular, E - unicellular

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P - heterotroph, E - autotroph

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between autotrophs and heterotrophs?

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A - nucleus, H - no nucleus

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A - make own food, H - consume food

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A - many cells, H - one cell

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A - no cell wall, H - cell walls

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the 6 Kingdoms of Classification?

1

they fit most, but not all living things

2

all of the kingdoms are made of cells

3

each kingdom is completely different from the other ones

4

scientist complain that they aren't useful for studying

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#2 holds the cell's DNA, which contains the instructions for the rest of the cell. Which organelle is #2?

1

Cell Membrane

2

Nucleus

3

Golgi Apparatus

4

Vacuole

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