Organization of Life

A group of cells that perform the same function(s) is called___

• Tissue

• Organ

• System

• Organelle

The study of plants is called___

• Zoology

• Botany

• Psychology

• Dermatology

An example of an animal with tissue level of organization is__

• Zebra

• Lion

• Hydra

• Bat

Heterotrophic mode of nutrition is a characteristic feature of__

• Animals

• Plants

• Plants and Animals

• Lower plants

An advantage of complexity in higher organisms is that it leads to___

• Deficiency of organs

• Wear and tear of organs

• Efficiency of organs

• Mutual interdependence

Living things are differentiated from non-living things by being able to carry out several activities known as __

• Life mechanisms

• Life expectancies

• Life procedures

• Life processes

Stimulus means___

• Shift

• Movement

• Change

• Locomotion

The basic fundamental and structural unit of life is called__

• Cell

• Tissue

• Organ

• System

Which of the following is not an organelle found in a cell

• Golgi apparatus

• Nucleus

• Mitochondria

• None of the above

Which of the following organisms exist as a filament?

• Odogonium

• Amoeba

• Oedogonium

• Chlamydomonas