Science WW1 Reviewer - Cell

What makes up plants, animals, and humans?

• Blood

• Cell

• Veins

• Brain

He discovered the nucleus of the cell in 1831

• A. Rudolph Virchow

• B. Matthias Schleiden

• C. Robert Hooke

• D. Robert Brown

He observed free-living cells in pond water in 1674

• A. Matthias Schleiden

• B. Rudolf Virchow

• C. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

• D. Robert Brown

He said that cells arise from pre-existing cells in 1955

• A. Rudolph Virchow

• B. Robert Hooke

• C. Robert Brown

• D. Anton Van Leewenhoek

He first identified that plants are made of cells in 1938

• A. Matthias Schleiden

• B. Theodore Schwann

• C. Rudolph Virchow

• D. Robert Brown

He coined the term “cell” in 1665

• A. Robert Brown

• B. Rudolph Virchow

• C. Robert Hooke

• D. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

He first identified that animals are made up of cells in 1839

• A. Theodore Schwann

• B. Matthias Schleiden

• C. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

• D. Rudolph Virchow

All are modern cell theory except

• A. Controls the materials in and out of the cell.

• B. A cell is the basic unit of life.

• C. All living things are made up of cells.

• D. Cells come from pre-existing cells.

Which is correct about the level of biological organization?

• A. Neurons - Cell, Nerve Tissue - Tissue , Brain - Organ, Nervous System - Organ System, Human - Organism

• B. Neurons - Cell, Nerve Tissue - Tissue, Brain - Organ System, Nrevous System - Organ, Human - Organism

• C. Neurons - Cell, Nerve Tissue - Organ, Brain - Tissue, Nervous System - Organ System, Human - Organism

• D. Neurons - Cell, Nerve Tissue - Tissue, Brain - Organ, Nervous System - Organism, Human - Organ System

What are the levels of biological organizations?

• The level of biological organization range from atoms and molecules, to cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms, populations, communities, ecosystems, and finally, the biosphere, which includes all living things on Earth.

• B. The levels of biological organization rnage from atoms and molecules, to cells, organs, tissues, organ systems, organism, populations, communities, ecosytems, and finally, the biosphere, which includes all living things on Earth.