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Mr. Golmon's Microbiome 1.1-1.3

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Life Science is the study of...

a)

science and social studies.

b)

microorganisms only.

c)

living things.

d)

chemistry only.

2.

When an organism is too small to be seen with the naked eye, it is called a(n)...

a)

animal.

b)

microscope.

c)

microorganism.

d)

petri dish.

3.

When organisms are drawn at different sizes but keep the same size relative to one another, this is known as ...

a)

nanometer.

b)

micrometer.

c)

microscope.

d)

scale.

4.

From smallest size to largest size, which group is in the correct order?

a)

ant, molecule, atom, bacteria

b)

ant, bacteria, atom, molecule.

c)

molecule, atom, bacteria, ant

d)

atom, molecule, bacteria, ant

5.

From largest size to smallest size, which group is in correct order?

a)

human, ant, red blood cell, bacteria

b)

human, red blood cell, bacteria, ant

c)

human, bacteria, ant, red blood cell

d)

human, ant, bacteria, red blood cell.

6.

This word means "a small place where tiny things live." In humans, this word is made of bacteria and covers the outer surface and inner surface of humans.

a)

environment

b)

microbiome

c)

microscopic

d)

petri dish

7.

A living thing isknown as a(n)...

a)

organism.

b)

bacteria.

c)

virus.

d)

biology.

8.

The smallest unit of life and all living things is the ...

a)

atom.

b)

cell.

c)

molecule.

d)

microorganism.

9.

There are two tools that we use to see microorganisms, they are ...

a)

atoms and molecules.

b)

nanometers and micrometers.

c)

microbiomes and environments.

d)

petri dish and microscope.

10.

Check two words used to measure how long some living and non-living things are. For example, we use "feet" to measure how tall a person is.

a)

nanometer

b)

bacteria

c)

evidence

d)

micrometer

e)

life science