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WorksheetsUnit 3-5 Science Makeup Assignement
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 3hrs 32mins
Describe unicellular.
When the organism is made up of more than 1 cell
When the organism is made up of 1 cell
When the organism isn't a cell
When the organism is made up of 2 cells
How do organisms reproduce asexually?
Organisms get genes from both parents
DNA injections
They split off by budding or fission, and makes replicas of the parent
Grows from the ground
True or False?
Animal cells have cell walls.
True
False
The basic functions of life occur in the _____________.
mitochondria
DNA
cell
nucleus
Which of the following organelles processes energy for the cell?
nucleus
cell membrane
mitochondria
vacuole
Which plant would be stiff and rigid?
A
B
What is the force inside the central vacuole called?
The Force
Turgor Pressure
Water Pressure
Thigmotropism
The image shown is an example of
Abiotic relationships
Food chain relationships
Hierarchy
Habitats
Molly like to create another area of her favorite plant. She pulls bud from the plant and places it firmly in the ground so that it can duplicate. This is and example of____
Heterotrophic
Autotrophic
Asexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction
Which level of classification is the largest?
Domain
Kingdom
Class
Family
The human body start off as a
tissue
cell
organ
system
In what organelle of plant cells does photosynthesis occur?
mitochondria
centrioles
chloroplast
ribosomes
Bacteria that endures photosynthesis are autotrophic because of the chloroplast.
True
False
Eukaryotic cells are found in the Eukarya Domain
True
False
Kingdom fungi is a heterotrophic kingdom.
True
False
Adaptation: polar bears in the Artic
The non-living chemical and physical parts of the environment that affect living organisms and the functioning of ecosystems
Abiotic Factors
habitat
niche
biosphere
What a species does in its habitat to survive.
abiotic factors
niche
commensalism
biotic factors
Organisms that get energy from the environment, such as sunlight and make their own food.
consumers
producers
carnivores
omnivores
A network of feeding relationships where energy and nutrients are passed on from one living organism to another.
food chain
food web
homeostasis
biotic factors
A model that shows the flow of energy from one feeding level to the next in an ecosystem.
food web
food chain
energy pyramid
consumers
All living and nonliving parts of the environment in a specific area.
habitat
population
ecosystem
symbiosis
Different species that live together in the same area at the same time.
homeostasis
community
food chain
biosphere
All of the organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time.
niche
biosphere
population
habitat
A living thing, as an animal or plant, that influences or affects an ecosystem.
habitat
biotic factors
niche
population
The non-living chemical and physical parts of the environment that affect living organisms and the functioning of ecosystems
Abiotic Factors
habitat
niche
biosphere
The place within an ecosystem where an organism lives
habitat
niche
biosphere
population
A network of feeding relationships where energy and nutrients are passed on from one living organism to another.
food chain
food web
homeostasis
biotic factors
Sequence of events in an ecosystem, where one organism eats another, and then is eaten by another organism.
energy pyramid
food web
homeostasis
food chain
