Levels of Biological Organization

1. A group of cells with the same function makes up

• an organism.

• an organ system.

• a tissue.

• a structure.

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1. The highest level of organization in this group is

• a cell

• tissue

• organ

• 1. an organ system.

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An organism consists of

• 1. two or more tissues.

• One or more cells

• 1. two or more systems.

• 1. nerves and muscles. 

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An organ system has

• 1. one kind of tissue.

• 1. only one function.

• 1. two or more organs.

• 1. one main kind of cell.

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What is the relationship between cells and tissues?

• 1. Tissues are comprised of cells.

• 1. Cells are comprised of tissues.

• 1. Cells contain multiple pieces of tissue.

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  2. A tissue is a type of cell organelle. 

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How are lysosomes similar to kidneys?

• 1. They are located at the bottom of the cell.

• 1. They filter waste out of the cell.

• 1. They have similar shapes.

• 1. There are two of them in every cell.

1. What structure keeps harmful chemicals out of animal cells?

• 1. The cell membrane

• 1. The cell wall

• 1. The golgi body 

• 1. The nucleus 

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What organelle(s) act(s) as “the boss” inside of a cell?

• 1. The alveoli

• 1. The mitochondria

• 1. The nucleus

• 1. The lysosomes 

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If you wanted to find DNA in a eukaryotic cell, where would you look?

• 1. Inside the ribosomes

• 1. Inside the nucleus

• 1. Inside the Golgi bodies

• 1. Inside the vacuoles

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If a cell has waste it needs to store, it will store it

• 1. in the endoplasmic reticulum.

• 1. in the cytoplasm.

• 1. in the nucleus.

• 1. in the vacuoles. 

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