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WorksheetsScience Term 4 2021 Biology-Exam Revision Quiz
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 31mins
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Define multicellular organism?
An organism with 10 cells
A molecule
An organism made of more than one cell
An organism with one cell
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Define unicellular organism?
An organism with 5 molecules
An organism with one cell
An organism with one molecule
An ant
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Define cell
A dead molecule
A monster
A living thing
Smallest living unit of an organism
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What characteristic of life is this? "The removal of metabolic waste"
Nutrition
Metabolism
Growth
Excretion
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What characteristic of life is this? "Feeding by either the synthesis of organic molecules or the absorption of organic matter"
Nutrition
Response
Reproduction
Homeostasis
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What characteristic of life is this? "The regulation and maintenance of internal cell conditions"
Response
Homeostasis
Reproduction
Nutrition
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What is the definition of the characteristic of life, metabolism?
The removal of metabolic waste
Living things produce offspring, either sexually or asexually
The web of all enzyme-catalysed reactions in a cell or organism
Living things can respond to and interact with the environment
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What is the definition of the characteristic of life, response?
Living things can interact with and to the environment
Living things can grow and change size/shape
Living things produce offspring, either sexually or asexually
The removal of metabolic waste
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What is the definition of the characteristic of life, growth?
Living things can interact with and to the environment
Living things can grow or change size/shape
The web of enzyme-catalysed reactions in a cell or organism
The maintenance or regulation of internal cell conditions
Part 1: Characteristics of life
What is the definition of the characteristic of life, Reproduction?
Feeding by either the synthesis of organic molecules or the absorption of organic matter
Living things can grow or change size/shape
Living things produce offspring either sexually or asexually
The maintenance or regulation of internal cell conditions
Part 1: Characteristics of life
A frog is living
True
False
Part 1: Characteristics of life
A plant is living
True
False
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Yeast is living.
True
False
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Mould is living.
True
False
Part 1: Characteristics of life
Fingernails are living.
True
False
Part 2: Cell Theory and Microscopes
Define spontaneous generation.
(a)
Part 2: Cell Theory and Microscopes
Define microscopy
Using a telescope to look at the stars
To look at microscope mechanisms
To look at cells with the naked eye
Using microscopes to view samples and objects
Part 2: Cell Theory and Microscopes
What are the three main parts of the cell theory?
All organisms are composed of one or more cells
All organisms come from non-living matter
The cell is the basic unit of structure and organisation in living things
All living cells have a nucleus
All cells come from pre-existing cells
Part 2: Cell Theory and Microscopes
Convert 1mm into micrometers.
(a)
Part 2: Cell Theory and Microscopes
Convert 2 micrometers into millimeters
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is the cell wall?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is the cell membrane?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is the cytoplasm?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What are mitochondria?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is the nucleus?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What are ribosomes?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is the vacuole?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What is chloroplast?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What organelle is this?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What organelle is this?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What organelle is this?
(the purple spot in the centre is the organelle)
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What organelle is this?
(number 9)
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
What organelle is this?
(a)
Part 3: Inside Cells
This is a plant cell
True
False
Part 3: Inside Cells
This is an animal cell
True
False
Part 4: Describing a graph
Describe this graph. What things is this graph missing?
(a)
Part 5: Cell division and mitosis
Why do cells in our body divide?
(a)
Part 4: Cell division and mitosis
What is asexual reproduction?
(a)
Part 4: Cell division and mitosis
What is mitosis?
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
What are enzymes?
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
Why have enzymes in digestion?
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
How can enzymes become denatured?
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
List the three different types of enzymes in digestion.
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
What is a protease? (Include what it does and where)
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
What is a carbohydrase? (Include what it does and where)
(a)
Part 6: Enzymes in Digestion
What is a lipase? (Include what it does and where)
(a)
Part 7: Special Cells
What is a specialise cell?
(a)
Part 7: Special Cells
List some specialised cells.
(a)
Part 7: Special Cells
What specialised cell has no nucleus?
(a)
Part 7: Special Cells
What kind of plants have no chloroplast?
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What is digestion?
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What is the difference between mechanical and chemical digestion?
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What digestive organ is this and what does it do?
(part highlighted yellow)
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What digestive organ is this and what does it do?
(highlighted in pink)
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What digestive organ is this and what does it do?
(highlighted in pink)
(a)
Part 8: The Digestive System
What digestive organ is this and what does it do?
(highlighted in pink)
(a)
Part 7: Special Cells
What kind of cells have lots of mitochondria?
(a)
