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WorksheetsThe Cell System (7-science)
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 33mins
All living things are made of
Guts
Cytoplasms
Cells
Chloroplats
You would use a telescope to look for cells
True
False
This organism reproduces when two cells come together to exchange genetic material, also called conjugation
Fungi
Protists
Virus
Bacteria
The reason moss tends to not grow on the south side of trees is?
Nonvascular plants can't use sunlight to grow
Nonvascular plants have roots
Nonvascular plants tend to dry out in direct sunlight
Nonvascular plants only grow on the north side of trees
The basic unit of life is a cell
True
False
To determine if a specimen is, or once was, living you would
Use a telescope to look for cells
Use a microscope to look for traits
Use a telescope to look for traits
Use a microscope to look for movement
Use a microscope to look for cells
All living things...
Love dry jokes from Mr. Gomes
Need shelter
Come from other living things
Are animals
Need oxygen
Some cars or trucks can share the following characteristics with living organisms
Can reproduce
Are made of cells
Use energy
Respond to surroundings
Grow and develop
A single celled organism is called... (one word)
(a)
Using the taxonomy of the giant anteater in the picture, what is its Linnaean or scientific name? (two words)
(a)
The following items are all living organisms
Protists
Virus
Bacteria
Fungi
Bacteria can be beneficial to humans
True
False
This organism produces spores that are carried by the wind or water to new locations for reproduction
Bacteria
Fungi
Viruses
Autotrophs
An organism that is made of two or more cells is called what? (one word)
(a)
This organism occasionally sends up reproductive structures called fruiting bodies (one word)
(a)
This item or organism reproduces by injecting genetic material into a host cell making copies of itself causing the host to burst (one word)
(a)
Fungi can reproduce sexually when they grow close together and trade genetic information
True
False
An example of a nonvascular plant would be
Oak tree
Grass
Moss
Rose bush
Christmas tree
A dog is a...
Invertebrate with a Backbone
Invertebrate with no Backbone
Vertebrate with a Backbone
Vertebrate with no Backbone
Science is all about facts and is unchanging
True
False
Primary Succession is
When someone succeeds the first time in doing something
The series of changes that occur in an area where no soil or organisms exist
The series of changes that occur in a place where an ecosystem and community exist.
The first time you become successful
Mitochondria
The Gel-like fluid that fills most of the cell
Break down food particles and worn-out cell parts (recyclers)
Converts energy in food to energy used by the cell
Packages and distributes materials from the ER
Nucleus
Directs the cell's activities
Makes food for the cell using energy from sunlight
Converts energy in food to energy used by the cell
Helps make proteins and other substances
What theory states: (ONE WORD)
All living things are made of cells.
Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things.
All new cells are produced from existing cells.
(a)
You would use a microscope to
See very big things very far away
See very small things very far away
See very big things close up
See very small things close up
Only plant cells have cell walls
True
False
" (a) is equally tentative and provisional, and nothing is final."
Satoshi Kanazawa
The name of the rubber chicken on the desk of Mr. Gomes is
Buford
Irving
Edwin
Fowl
The "Biology Break" I liked the most was
Hand Boiler (Where the liquid boiled in my hand)
Bearing Burn(Ball Bearings & Paper)
The Symbols "Numbers", Bus Direction, and "Science/not Science" on the whiteboard
