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WorksheetsGrade 7 Reviewer Sem 1
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 2hrs 24mins
A pet goldfish needs fish food.
Which characteristic of life does this refer to?
Living things need energy
Living things are composed of one or more cells
Living things respond to their environment
Living things grow and reproduce
Living things maintain a stable internal environment
Streptococcus, a round cell, is the bacteria that causes strep throat.
Which characteristic of life does this refer to?
Living things need energy
Living things are composed of one or more cells
Living things respond to their environment
Living things grow and reproduce
Living things maintain a stable internal environment
Bees create their hive on existing structures such as trees.
Which characteristic of life does this refer to?
Living things need energy
Living things are composed of one or more cells
Living things respond to their environment
Living things grow and reproduce
Living things maintain a stable internal environment
Cells in your body divide to create new cells.
Which characteristic of life does this refer to?
Living things need energy
Living things are composed of one or more cells
Living things respond to their environment
Living things grow and reproduce
Living things maintain a stable internal environment
Tigers have cubs.
Which characteristic of life does this refer to?
Living things need energy
Living things are composed of one or more cells
Living things respond to their environment
Living things grow and reproduce
Living things maintain a stable internal environment
Look at the image carefully.
Is the object living or non-living?
Living
Non-living
Look at the image carefully.
Is the object living or non-living?
Living
Non-living
Look at the image carefully.
Is the object living or non-living?
Living
Non-living
Which option is living?
Trees and leaves
Rocks
Lake
Fire
All of the following are characteristics of all living things EXCEPT
Respond to stimulus
Grow and develop
Made of cells
Movement
A living thing that is made of two or more cells
unicellular
specialized
multicellular
homeostasis
Cells are...
groups of tissues that together carry out a particular function.
groups of organs that together carry out a particular function.
the structural and functional units of all living things.
only found in animals.
Tissues are...
groups of cells that together carry out a particular function.
groups of organs that together carry out a particular function.
the smallest functional units of all living things.
only found in animals.
When it comes to biological organisation, the highest level is...
cells.
organs.
body systems.
organisms.
The organ you would find in the circulatory system is...
the liver.
the heart.
the bladder.
the large intestine.
The kidneys and bladder are parts of the...
circulatory system.
nervous system.
excretory system.
digestive system.
Organs are...
groups of cells that together carry out a particular function.
groups of tissues that together carry out a particular function.
groups of body systems that make up an organism..
unicellular.
The body system you would find the small intestine in is the...
circulatory.
respiratory.
digestive.
excretory.
The body system you would find the lungs in is the...
circulatory.
digestive.
nervous.
respiratory.
The brain is part of the...
nervous system.
circulatory system.
excretory system.
digestive system.
The liver is part of the...
nervous system.
circulatory system.
excretory system.
digestive system.
The picture that best shows a tissue is...
The picture that best shows an organ is...
The picture that best shows an organism is...
The image represents which level of organization?
cell
tissue
organ
organ system
Groups of tissue working together would be called a
cell
tissue
organ
organ system
Review Question: The whole plant uses its structures to carry out photosynthesis. What is the structure in the plant that traps light to perform photosynthesis?
chloroplast
nucleus
mitochondria
cytoplasm
The fluid that surrounds the organelles is... (hint... "Try to pull a fast one and..."
chloroplast
cytoplasm
vacuole
cell wall
Which organelle takes in "sun showers" and helps plants with the process or photosynthesis?
Vacuole
Mitochondria
Cytoplasm
Chloroplast
What is the outside layer of a plant cell called?
Cell Membrane
Cell Wall
Nucleus
Endoplasmic Reticulum
A specialized cell is a cell that has ...
the ability to divide
a specific role to do
no specific function in the bod
Which of the following is a characteristic of multicellular organisms?
They can perform specialized functions.
They are always microscopic.
They consist of only one cell.
They do not grow or develop.
What is the primary function of the mitochondria in a cell?
Photosynthesis
Energy production
Protein synthesis
Cell division
Which of the following best describes the role of the cell membrane?
It is involved in energy production.
It provides structure to the cell.
It stores genetic information.
It controls the movement of substances in and out of the cell.
What is the main function of palisade mesophyll cells?
To protect the plant from insects
To reflect light and protect against direct sunlight
To capture light for photosynthesis
To provide space for gas exchange
What is the structure of red blood cells?
Disc-shaped with no nucleus
Tapered at each end
Long and cylindrical
Branched with intercalated discs
Red blood cells have a disk-shape with a lot of surface area.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
Neurons have branches on the end of a long body.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
How does the neuron's form or shape help it perform its function?
It is round and disc like to carry plenty of oxygen
It is cylindrical in order to stretch and relax
Neurons can be long in order to send messages throughout the body
It is flat so that gases can pass across easily
Which type of specialized cell sticks out into the soil, allowing water into the plant?
xylem
guard cells
epidermis cells
phloem
root hair cells
Neurons have branches on the end of a long body.
This statement describes a STRUCTURE.
This statement describes a FUNCTION.
What helps neurons carry electrical messages faster?
Numerous
Branched
Long
Insulation
What are the features of this cell to help it in its function?
Many hair like structure
Rectangular
Many mitochondria
Nuclues
All cells in our body are the same.
True
False
People confuse insects and spiders. What is one main difference between insects and spiders?
Insects have six legs, and spiders have eight legs.
Insects are arthropods, but spiders are not arthropods.
Insects have more legs than spiders do.
Insects do not have backbones, but spiders do have backbones.
Clara classifies a fern plant, a rose bush, moss, and an evergreen tree. Which two plants will Clara classify as nonflowering plants that reproduce through spores?
fern and rose bush
fern and moss
moss and evergreen tree
rose bush and evergreen tree
Julian reads a book about sea animals. The picture shows some of the animals. Which animal is a mammal?
octopus
seahorse
shark
whale
Roxy's class takes a trip to a nature museum. One display tells about forest animals that lay eggs. Which of these animals could be in the display?
deer
rabbit
raccoon
snake
While walking through a rainforest, Alanis sees moss growing on a rock. What does moss produce?
fruit
seed
spores
flowers
Which of these animals is a vertebrate?
clam
spider
dog
worm
A student wants to classify plants around his school based on how they reproduce. Which plant parts should the student use to sort?
spores and seeds
leaves and stems
needles and flowers
spores and leaves
Which statement is NOT true?
A snake is an amphibian.
An alligator is a reptile.
An ostrich is a bird.
A deer is a mammal.
Which group do frogs belong to?
Birds
Reptiles
Mammals
Amphibians
Which animals is an invertebrate?
whale
clam
dolphin
catfish
VERTEBRATES are animals with backbones
True
False
Crocodile's skin is
feather
scaly
skin
fur
Which group does a dolphin go in?
Reptile
Amphibian
Mammals
Fish
Bird
7. Which of the following is not a fish.
a. Sea horse
b. whale
b. salmon
d. trout
What is the purpose of classifying living things?
To create new species
To organize and identify diversity
To make them look pretty
To make them grow faster
4. Which of the following is not an arachnid.
a. scorpion
b. lobster
c. tick
d. mite
Identify bird Y?
Certhidea
Geospiza
Camarhynchus
Platyspiza
Identify bird W?
Certhidea
Geospiza
Camarhynchus
Platyspiza
Identify the fish
Sebastes serriceps
Sebastes nebulosus
Naucrates ductor
Seriola lalandi
Leaf Q (1ST LEAF)
Eastern white pine
balsam poplar
sweet gum
ginko
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Beaker
Burette
Pipette
Florence flask
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Erlenmeyer flask
Florence flask
Volumetric flask
Spring balance
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Erlenmeyer flask
Graduated cylinder
Triple Beam Balance
Volumetric flask
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Beaker
Graduated cylinder
Spring Balance
Triple Beam Balance
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Dropper
Laboratory thermometer
Meter stick
Volumetric flask
Identify the laboratory apparatus given.
Beaker
Erlenmeyer flask
Graduated cylinder
Volumetric flask
What is that science apparatus?
Glass rod
Dropper
Test tube
Filter funnel
Name this apparatus
Spirit lamp
Burner
Bunsen burner
Automatic flame
Mention the use of this apparatus
For keeping the test tube
For supporting the apparatus during heating
For drying other apparatus
Used as a shelf
To hold test tubes
(a)
These tools hold the apparatus being heated.
flasks and beakers
graduated cylinder
test tube holders and tongs
lamp and burner
What tool is this?
Funnel
Test Tube & Holder
Balance Scale
Beaker
What is a outcome/dependent variable?
The variable that is changed/manipulated in the experiment
The variable that is being observed/measured in the experiment
Elements that are kept constant/unchanged in the experiment
The group that does not receive the manipulation; used to compare
The groups that do receive the manipulation
What is a control variable/constant?
The variable that is changed/manipulated in the experiment
The variable that is being observed/measured in the experiment
Elements that are kept constant/unchanged in the experiment
The group that does not receive the manipulation; used to compare
The groups that do receive the manipulation
What is the test/independent variable in this experiment?
The height of the plants
The color of the lightbulbs
Which of the following is a control variable/constant in this experiment?
The color of the light
The type of plant
What is the outcome/dependent variable in this experiment?
The height of the plants
The color of the light bulbs
Hypothesis: Does study time affect the student's score on an test?
In your opinion what part of the experiment is being controlled?
The student responses
The time students study
The speed students answer questions
The questions on the test
