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Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 2hrs 39mins

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1.

All living things must have all 7 criteria in order to be called a living thing. What are the magic 7 things? Click on the answer that has all correct criteria.

a)

Reproduction, Respiration and or metabolism, growth and development, able to evolve, made of one or more cell, responds to stimuli, movement

b)

Respiration and or metabolism, thinking, running, shrinking, ability to process liquids, blinking, digestion

2.

Before the Germ Theory, people thought that people died because of poverty, sins, and bad character. Yikes! What does the Germ Theory State?

a)

Microbes called bacteria cause illness

b)

Bactria can spread from living thing to living thing

c)

A specific bacteria exists for each illness

d)

Bacteria do not cause illness they are only helpful

3.

How do you properly use a microscope? Know the order.

a)

Turn on microscope, place slide on stage, start on low objective, move stage by moving course and fine adjustment

b)

Turn on microscope, start on low objective, place slide on stage move stage by moving course and fine adjustment, place slide on stage

c)

Turn on microscope, place slide on stage move stage by moving course and fine adjustment, place slide on stage, start on low objective

4.

What are true statement about cells? Click all that are true

a)

All living things are made of cells

b)

Cells are the basic building blocks of life, and contain organelles

c)

Bacteria are single celled living organisms

d)

Cells are made of atoms

5.

The Cell Theory states what? Click all that are true

a)

All living things are composed of one or more cell

b)

The cell is the basic unit of structure and organization in organisms

c)

Cells arise from only pre-existing cells they DO NOT appear out of nowhere

d)

Cells reproduce only sexually

6.

Bacteria are both helpful and harmful. Click on the true statements below about how they are helpful or harmful.

a)

Bacteria clean up pollution and oil spills

b)

Bacteria decompose garbage and dead things-leaves etc.

c)

Bacteria live in us and outside of us. They protect us from harmful bacteria and make us healthy

d)

Bacteria can make us really sick

e)

Bacteria make up the foods we eat and provide us with oxygen

7.

What is true about how bacteria are our ancestors and how they started life? Click all that are true

a)

They were the first living things and were created by amino acids and sugars in the ocean being struck by lightning

b)

The bacteria photosynthesized an made oxygen and changed the atmosphere allowing life to begin and evolve

c)

Bacteria arose from nothing as all cells do and evolved into alligator like creatures and crawled onto land

d)

Bacteria formed from a virus that evolved to photosynthesize

8.

What is true about cells? Click all that are true

a)

Organelles exist in plant and animal cells

b)

Organelles help a cell to function much like the organs in your body

c)

Plant cells have a cell wall, larger vacuoles, chloroplasts when compared to an animal cell

d)

Plant cells are green and boxy when compared to an animal cell.

e)

Plant and animal cells are identical

9.

Which is a plant cell, and which is an animal cell? Click on the 2 correct answers

a)

The one on the left is a plant cell

b)

The one on the left is an animal cell

c)

The one on the right is a plant cell

d)

The one on the right is an animal cell

10.

Click on the 2 correct answers

a)

the left is a prokaryote cell

b)

the left is a eukaryote cell

c)

the right is a prokaryote cell

d)

the right is a eukaryote cell

11.

Which 2 statements are true about Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes?

a)

Eukaryote cells are larger, reproduce slower, have a nucleus, have organelles, advanced evolved

b)

Prokaryote cells are small, reproduce faster, no nucleus, no organelles, primitive ancient

c)

Eukaryote cells are small, reproduce faster, no nucleus, no organelles, primitive ancient

d)

Prokaryote cells are larger, reproduce slower, have a nucleus, have organelles, advanced evolved

12.

Which is true about plant cells vs animal cells?

a)

Animal cells are square shaped, cell wall, chloroplasts, larger vacuole

b)

Animal cells are smaller vacuoles, cilia or flagella

c)

Plant cells are square shaped, cell wall, chloroplasts, larger vacuole

d)

Animal cells are smaller vacuoles, cilia or flagella

13.

What did Louis Pasteur prove that saved and changed lives?

a)

That the Periodic Table of Elements was all really made of cells

b)

Boiling kills bacteria- pasteurisation

c)

That meat grew maggots

d)

That cells only come from other cells

14.

What does the cell membrane do?

a)

Controls the Golgi Body

b)

Packages proteins

c)

Controls what leaves and enters the cell

d)

Stores water

15.

What does the nucleus of a cell do?

a)

Packages proteins

b)

Stores energy

c)

Makes fats

d)

Control center like your brain

16.

Where is DNA located in a cell?

a)

in the Golgi Bodies

b)

in the Vacuole

c)

in the Nucleus

d)

in the Mitochondria

17.

What is the Endoplasmic Reticulum most like in real life?

a)

A train system or blood in your body, it transports proteins

b)

A brain or computer, the control system

18.

What do Ribosomes do ?

a)

makes water

b)

makes proteins

c)

breaks down old cell parts

19.

What do Golgi Bodies do?

a)

have great dance offs

b)

send far too many snaps- oversnapers

c)

package proteins

d)

make jello

20.

What do Vacuoles do?

a)

store water and waste

b)

make sushi

c)

transport nuclear waste

21.

What does a Lysosome do?

a)

saves fat

b)

run a network

c)

make poo

d)

break down old cell parts

22.

What does Mitochondria do?

a)

provides energy

b)

provides money with it's money maker

c)

jams with Dua Lipa at rave parties

23.

This model demonstrates Osmosis. What is Osmosis?

a)

it is the process of nutrients, gases, and water entering a cell through a selectively permeable membrane, and allows waste to exit the cell

b)

it is the process where small atoms vibrate and move quickly to produce energy for the cell.

24.

What does this gif represent?

a)

Osmosis

b)

Diffusion

c)

Mass chaos

25.

This gif represents diffusion, what is diffusion?

a)

the action of mixing all slushie colors together until it makes a delicious drink

b)

molecules moving from high to low until equilibrium is reached

c)

molecules moving from low to high until equilibrium is reached

26.

This image represents what?

a)

Osmosis

b)

Diffusion

c)

a Molecule Rave party

27.

This image represents what?

a)

Osmosis

b)

Diffusion

28.

Robert Koch demonstrated that the disease _________________ was caused by __________________ and proved the Germ Theory saving and changing lives forever.

a)

Pimples, watching too many Tik Toks

b)

Anthrax, bacteria

c)

Black Plague, virus

d)

Rudeness, bad choices

29.

What is the name of the famous scientist that discovered the first tiny living organisms? This person first names them animolecules and beasties but are now known as cells

a)

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek

b)

Robert Hooke

c)

Robert Willhem

d)

P Diddy

30.
What are the 7 criteria all living things must have? Click the answer that is correct
a)
Complex organization, Chemical processes, responsiveness, growth and developement, reproduction, evolve, movement
b)
simple organization, nonchemical processes, unresponsiveness, shrinking, genetic variation, stillness
c)
living and nonliving things all have the same criteria
d)
living and nonliving things are the same
31.
Which statements about viruses and bacteria are false?
Know all facts about viruses and bacteria that are below for the test
a)
bacteria are living and larger than a virus
b)
bacteria are able to reproduce outside or inside a living thing
c)
viruses are living, they can survive on their own
d)
some bacteria are good and some are bad
32.

What is important to remember when using the microscope?

a)

start with high objective, then adjust the arm until focused

b)

start with small objective, use coarse then fine adjustment knob, move stage until focused

c)

carry it by holding onto the stage

d)

put the slide under the stage clips, move stage, then adjust the highest objective, bring into focus

33.
What was one of the first microscopes made of?
a)
2 bowls in a ring
b)
1 eyeglass lens in a tube
c)
2 magnifying glasses in a tube
d)
2 pieces of flat glass in a tube
34.
Who discovered the first cells,  and what were the first cells that were discovered?
a)
Payten Linkloster, bacteria
b)
Anton Von Leeuwenhook, aomeba
c)
Robert Hooke, cork cells
d)
Naomi Binkler
35.
This amazing image is from what type of microscope?
a)
compound microscope
b)
binocular microscope
c)
monocular microscope
d)
electron microscope
36.
What is the study of cells called?
a)
geology
b)
labology
c)
cytology
d)
botany
37.
What does the cell theory state?
a)
Cells are the smallest unit of life , they make up all living things, they can only be created form other cells
b)
cells are smaller than atoms, living and non living things are made of them , they are created from nothing
c)
cells are smaller than a virus, are created from viruses, and do not reproduce
d)
none of the answers are correct
38.

Ignaz Semmelweis was a man that contributed to the development of the germ theory. What thing did he not contribute?

Know all things he did contribute for the test THIS ONE NEEDS A SELFIE

a)

he was a doctor in the 1850's that

discovered that the mortality (death) rate was very high in the maternity wards where doctors worked vs where midwives worked

b)

he discovered the first bacteria

c)

Ignaz Semmelweis was shunned and fired because doctors didn't want to believe that their practices were killing patients and their babies

d)

He ended up in a mental institution and died known as a mad man

39.

Which statement is false when concerning the germ theory?

Know all true facts for the test YUP SCREEN SHOT ME

a)

pasteurization (boiling, cooking) and cleaning kills and prevents bacteria reproduction

b)

hand washing and clean clothes could prevent deaths, and a specific microbe exists for each illness, example E. coli bacteria causes food poisoning

c)

diseases are spread by bacteria

and can be spread from person to person, air, or contact

d)

germ theory states that all germs are created and not destroyed in a closed system

40.

Bacteria can be helpful and harmful. Which statement is not true?

Know all true facts for the test ANOTHER ONE TO SCREEN SHOT

a)

they cause infectious diseases and used in medicine to prevent illnesses

b)

bacteria can build resistance due to overuse of antibiotics and antibacterial soaps, and aids in digestion

c)

harmful bacteria are the only type of bacteria, they cause swelling and infection leading to certain death

d)

environmental recycling and clean up by breaking down trash and dead things- decomposers and found in foods, makes foods and oxygen production

41.

Which statements are false about bacteria?

Know all true statements for the test SMILE AND SCREEN SHOT ME

a)

bacteria are eukaryotes and come in one size and lack any organelles

b)

bacteria are prokaryotes with structures that help them move

c)

bacteria come in many shapes and can live in extreme places, and gave rise to life

d)

bacteria have the ability to respirate and reproduce sexually and asexually

42.

Is this diagram correct?

Know how to compare plant and animal cells for the test.

a)

Yes, it is correct

b)

no, it is not correct

c)

plant and animal cells do not share any organelles

d)

plant and animal cells do not have organelles

43.

Which order is correct, when thinking about the concept of the evolution of earth and living things?

Know the correct order for the test. SCREEN SHOT ME

a)

1. a glacier creates the earth 2. the universe spins 3. volcanoes make gases 4. dinosaurs form

b)

1. the Big Bang 2. formation of the Milky Way 3. our solar system and sun 4. formation of the earth 5. first photosynthetic cells created by amino acids and possibly a lightning strike 6. oxygen from algae (bacteria) changes our atmosphere to support life

c)

the earth never formed

d)

living things do not exist

44.

Which question below is not a true fact about the comparison of plant and animal cells?

Know all facts that are true for the test

a)

the one on the right is a plant cell, and the one on the left is an animal cell

b)

the plant cell has green chloroplasts and the plant cell and animal both have vacuoles (light aqua blue) but the plant cell's vacuoles are much larger

c)

they are both eukaryotes, and

the plant cell is rectangular, and the animal cell is round

d)

the plant cell has a smaller vacuole

45.

What is not true about plant cells?

Know the true facts for the test. SCREEN SHOT SOME PARTS OF THIS QUIZ TO STUDY SUCH AS THIS ONE!

a)

the cell wall outlines each cell

b)

the chlorophyll are the green dots

c)

the vacuoles are large and give structure to support the cell

d)

the green chlorophyll does not have anything to do with photosynthesis

46.
What are true statements about bacteria, viruses, plant and animal cells?
Know all true statements for the test.
a)
bacteria cells are prokaryotes, don't have a nucleus, and is made of single celled organisms
b)
a virus is not alive, and are small
c)
animal cells are eukaryotic, living, and have a nucleus
d)
all are true
47.
A. Plants, animal, protist, and fungi are considered what?
B. Bacteria and archaea are considered what?
a)
A. green celled  B. clear celled
b)
A. small celled  b. large celled
c)
A. alive  B. not alive
d)
A. Eukaryotes B. Prokaryotes
48.

Cell specialization is about what?

one answer is correct

a)

all living things start off as a single cell which creates new cells from nothing, as the single cell develops it makes organs

b)

living things are made of cells, and cells are specalized allowing each type of cell to help a living thing function properly.

c)

how cells specialize in reproducing to create non living things

d)

cells do not specialize, they are all the same

49.

What types of cells in the human body do not make new ones if damaged, and what causes damage to them? Picture is of Cocaine use

a)

brain cells, sports, accidents, drugs and alcohol, vaping, smoking

b)

white blood cells, skin cells, hair cells

c)

blue blood cells, liver cells, ear cells

d)

bionic cells, specialized cells, tongue cells

50.

In order to be healthy, Do the following when it comes to bacteria and staying healthy. Click on all that are true.

a)

cover and refrigerate food

b)

clean and fully cook food

c)

make sure milk is pasteruzed and or boiled

d)

wash hands with warm water and soap

e)

eat fruits and vegetables, and yogurts

51.

Cellular organization in living things smallest to largest is which?

a)

cells, organs, tissues, organ systems, non living things

b)

cells do not make up living things

c)

cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, living organism

d)

tissues, cells, organs, organ systems non living things

52.

What is the purpose of specialized cells?

a)

each type of cell in a living thing is different and has a specific function

b)

all cells are the same in living things

c)

cells are not alive

53.

Can cells magically create cells out of nothing?

a)

nope

b)

yup

54.

What does the nucleus do?

a)

adds sugars to the mitochondria

b)

directs all activities of a cell, the control center, contains the DNA

c)

eats all fats formed in the cytoplasm

d)

forms the cell wall

55.

What is cytoplasm?

a)

the outer membrane that holds the cell together

b)

jelly like fluid that holds the organelles

c)

jello that wiggles and giggles

d)

the control center or the cell

56.

The process of specific molecules moving through a membrane in the process of osmosis is done through a _________________ membrane. Click on correct answer

a)

selectively permeable

b)

mildly permeable

57.

Zacharias Janssen contributed what to the world of cells?

a)

First Microscope

b)

First cells seen under a microscope- cork. He said they looked like the Cellula's (tiny rooms) that Monks lived in. He named them cells.

58.

Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek contributed what to the world of cells?

a)

First Microscope

b)

First living cells- algae/bacteria

59.

What did Robert Hooke contribute to the world of cells?

a)

First cells seen under a microscope- cork. He said they looked like the Cellula's (tiny rooms) that Monks lived in. He named them cells.

b)

First living cells- algae/bacteria

c)

Bacteria are making people sick and in some cases causing death. Discovered bacteria can be killed if they are sealed from air, and cooked or boiled at high temperatures.

60.

Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek contributed what to the world of cells?

a)

First Microscope

b)

First living cells- algae/bacteria

61.

How can you keep bacteria from making you sick? Click all that apply

a)

Do not play with your poop or eat lab materials

b)

Make sure that the food you ate was covered and refrigerated to lower bacterial formation

c)

Make sure your food was fully cooked and cleaned

d)

Wash your hands often with warm water and soap or hand sanitizer if that's not available

e)

Important bacteria live in your digestive system, so to make sure you have plenty of fruits, vegetables, and yogurts to help maintain them.

62.

The first living things were 3.5-8 billion years ago. They were what?

a)

Prokaryotes

b)

Eukaryotes

63.
a)

A= Plant cell

b)

A= Animal cell

c)

B= Plant cell

d)

B= Animal cell

e)

C= Animal cell D= Plant cell