WorksheetsIntroduction to Biology and Cell Theory
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 16mins
Natural science studies living things. It also includes structure, function, evolution, and distribution.
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It's the basic unit of life
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It's the basic unit of heredity
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The engine that propels the synthesis and creation of species.
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The term Biology drives from (a) word.
The term Biology derives from Bio which means (a)
The term Biology derives from logos which means (a)
The most basic unit of structure of a living organism
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Click which are one of the levels of Biological Organization.
Population
Kingdom
Organisms
Phylum
Order
Which are included as the Levels of Biological Organization.
Animalia
Order
Genus
Tissues
Organs
It's a group of districts and similar cells that work together to perform a specific set of functions.
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Consists of different tissues organized together to perform a certain function
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Group of organs that functions as one
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Composed of different organ systems working together.
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Group of Organisms of the same species occupying any given area.
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The grouping of living organisms according to similar structures and functions.
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The one who developed the early classifications of living organisms.
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How did Aristotle group animals in the early classification
Color
Size
Movement
Habitat
The one who developed the modern classifications of living organisms.
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Which is included in the 7 levels of Classification made by Caroius Linnaeus
Order
Population
Kingdom
Phylum
Organisms
Why do we need to study Classification or Taxonomy? (Just give 1 reason)
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The Kingdom which contains single-celled organisms that don't have nucleus.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
It's the kingdom which entirely makes up of bacteria.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A kingdom which consists of mushrooms, molds, and yeasts.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
Which means they feed and live on decaying living organisms
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A kingdom which is mostly single-celled organisms that have a nucleus.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A kingdom which mostly of the living organisms live in water.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A kingdom which contains chlorophyll, a green pigment necessary for photosynthesis
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A kingdom which contains the most complex organisms on earth.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A kingdom which contains the multicellular organisms that eat food for survival and have a nervous system.
Monera
Fungi
Protista
Plantae
Animalia
A type of organism in kingdom protista that is photosynthetic.
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A type of organism in kingdom protista that lives in bodies of water and Some can be harmful because it spreads diseases.
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A type of organism in kingdom protista that are pseudopods and can be harmful to humans
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What disease is caused by amoeba?
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What is the process that converts energy to food for plants.
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What group of bacterias that are found in extreme conditions like desserts, volcanic sites, and hot spring.
Archaebacteria
Betaproteobacteria
Deltaproteobacteria
Eubacteria
What group of bacterias that are found in raw meat or unercooked food.
Archaebacteria
Betaproteobacteria
Deltaproteobacteria
Eubacteria
Give one characteristics of Living things
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A branch of Biology which is the study of animals
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A branch of Biology which is the study of plants
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A branch of Biology which is the study of cells
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A branch of Biology which is the study of the environment
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A branch of Biology which is the study of the Genes
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A branch of Biology which is the study of inner organs
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A branch of Biology which is the study of microscopic life
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A branch of Biology which is the study of classification
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A branch of Biology which is the study of birds
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A branch of Biology which is the study of insects
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A branch of Biology which is the study of bacteria
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A branch of Biology which is the study of Fungi
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A branch of Biology which is the study of Viruses
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A branch of Biology which is the study of the Functions of Inner organs
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It's the theory that people believe that the original evolution of life or living organisms came from inorganic or inanimate objects or substances.
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The type of Experiment which challenge the theory of spontaneous generation
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which the setup is 3 jars with 3 meats inside. One is without a seal, the other is with a seal, and the last is with a gauze.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which concluded that flies laid eggs on meat in the open jar which caused the maggots and maggots arise from flies.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which the setup is he placed broth in the bottle, heated it, wait for a few minutes, and saw microbial growth inside the bottle.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which he announced that life came from non-life
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which the setup is he placed 2 separate bottles (One was sealed and the other was not) with the broth, heated it, and wait for a few minutes.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which concluded that if the materials is sealed, he proposed that microbes move through air.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which convinced the world that life did not come from non-life.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The type of Experiment which showed that microbes cannot arise from non-living materials under the conditions of Earth.
Redi's Experiment
Needham's Experiment
Spallanzi Experiment
Pasteur's Experiment
The theory which they beleived that microorganisms or chemical precursors of life present in outerspace and able to initiate life on reaching a suitable environment.
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The people who are able to make glass in the 1st Century BC
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Set of Principles developed over time via multiple investigations
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Where did Robert Hooke find the small hollow components that he called cells.
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The person that discovered and named cell
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The person that found single-celled organisms which he called "animalcules"
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What did Anton Van Leeuwenhoek called the single-celled organisms that he found in the water
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The person who studied and discovered plant cells.
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The person who studied and discovered animal cells.
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The person who stated that all cells came from pre-existing cells.
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How many years did the cell theory took to be formulated?
170
171
172
173
Give one of the 3 major parts of cell theory
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