WorksheetsG9 Chap 1.1 Quiz Intro to Biology
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is Biology?
The study of rocks
The study of living things
The study of Earth
The study of space
Why is it important to study Biology?
To prevent diseases
To improve agriculture and farming
To protect the environment
All options are correct
What do plants, animals, bacteria and mushrooms all have in common?
They are non-living things
They are living things
They are from outer space
They have nothing in common
What do rocks, air, water and soil all have in common?
They are non-living things
They are living things
They are not needed by humans
They have nothing in common
What is the term used to describe living things?
Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
Ecosystem
Biosphere
What is the term used to describe non-living things?
Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
Habitat
Ecosystem
A single cell displays organization, because it contains different structures with different functions
True
False
What is an organism?
a non-living thing
a living thing
There are some living things on Earth that are not made of cells
True
False
Frogs begin life as a tadpole, and later change into an adult frog. This is an example of ________________________
maintaining homeostasis
adaptation
responding to stimuli
growth and development
Plants produce pollen, which must be fertilized in order to make a seed. This is an example of ___________________
Growth and development
Requiring energy
Reproduction
Maintaining homeostasis
You are outside on a very hot day. You begin to sweat. This is an example of ___________________
Growth and development
Adaptation
Responding to stimuli
Reproduction
You drink 3 liters of water in 1 hour. You have to pee! This is an an example of ____________________
Adaptation
Maintaining homeostasis
Responding to stimuli
Growth and development
This chameleon can change colors to hide in its environment. This is an example of ______________________
Adaptation
Growth and development
Responding to stimuli
Reproduction
Plants make sugar through the process of photosynthesis. Humans eat plants and animals for food. This is an example of ____________________
Requiring energy
Maintaining homeostasis
Growth and development
Adaptation
An organism that is made of only 1 cell
Unicellular
Multicellular
An organism made of many cells
Unicellular
Multicellular
A group of organisms that can breed (reproduce) with each other and create fertile offspring (babies) is called
a family
one species
relatives
Something in the environment that causes an organism to change or take action. Example: Sunlight on a plant causes it to grow
Stimulus
Response
Adaptation
