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Froggy Jumps Biology & Ecology Quick ChallengeVersión en línea Test your biology and ecology knowledge. por Hat Dog 1 What is the basic unit of structure and function in all living things? a Biosphere b Cell c Mitochondria 2 The process by which cells divide to produce new cells for growth and repair is called? a Cell Division b Metaphase c Cell Membrane 3 In mitosis, which phase has chromosomes lined up in the middle? a Telophase b Metaphase c Prophase 4 Which structure controls what enters and leaves the cell? a Mitochondria b Cell Membrane c Nucleus 5 Who first named the cell after observing cork under a microscope? a Charles Darwin b Robert Hooke c Anton van Leeuwenhoek 6 Which tissue in plants transports food? a Xylem b Phloem c Mitochondria 7 Which organelle is the powerhouse of the cell? a Ribosome b Golgi Apparatus c Mitochondria 8 Organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis are called? a Decomposers b Producers c Consumers 9 What shows how energy is transferred from one organism to another in a sequence? a Food Chain b Biosphere c Food Web 10 The destruction of natural environments that house organisms is called? a Habitat Destruction b Habitat Creation c Pollution 11 Introducing a non-native species that disrupts balance is called? a Endangered Species b Invasive Species c Native Species 12 The principle reminding us that all things in nature are connected is? a Everything changes b Nature knows best c Everything is connected. 13 Overharvesting is the excessive removal of organisms faster than they can do what? a Reproduce b Eat c Grow 14 The principle that teaches us to care for the environment as stewards is? a Everything changes b Nature knows best c People should be stewards. 15 The entire planet where life exists — air, land, and water combined is called? a Biosphere b Biome c Habitat 16 The phase of mitosis where chromosomes separate is? a Metaphase b Telophase c Anaphase 17 Which term describes the plant tissue responsible for transporting nutrients downward? a Chloroplast b Xylem c Phloem 18 Which statement is true about the biosphere? a It includes all ecosystems on Earth. b It only includes oceans. c It excludes the atmosphere. 19 Which process is essential for growth, repair, and reproduction? a Photosynthesis b Diffusion c Cell Division 20 The scientist who first used the term 'cell' after observing cork was? a Louis Pasteur b Alexander Fleming c Robert Hooke 21 Which organelle is often referred to as the powerhouse of the cell? a Nucleus b Ribosome c Mitochondria 22 Organisms that make their own food are called? a Producers b Decomposers c Consumers 23 The sequence of energy transfer in a simple food chain starts with? a Producer b Decomposer c Consumer 24 The destruction of habitats leading to loss of biodiversity is called? a Habitat Destruction b Pollution c Conservation 25 A non-native species that disrupts an ecosystem is an? a Native Species b Endemic Species c Invasive Species 26 The statement 'Everything is connected' is a reminder of? a Randomness b Isolation of systems c Interdependence in nature 27 The term for the practice of preserving natural resources for future generations? a Stewardship b Conservation c Pollution 28 The entire planet with life is known as the? a Biome b Biosphere c Ecosystem 29 Which phase ensures chromosomes line up before separation? a Metaphase b Anaphase c Telophase 30 What is the main source of energy for ecosystems? a Sunlight b Soil c Water 31 Which process results in four daughter cells with half the chromosome number? a Cytokinesis b Mitosis c Meiosis 32 What part of the plant absorbs water and minerals? a Stem b Root c Leaf 33 In an ecosystem, which organism begins the flow of energy? a Producer b Consumer c Decomposer 34 If primary consumers disappear, what happens to secondary consumers? a They thrive. b They lose food sources. c Nothing changes. 35 Breakdown of dead organisms to recycle nutrients is done by? a Decomposers b Consumers c Producers 36 Which resource principle reminds us Earth resources are limited? a This is a finite Earth b Nature knows best c Everything changes 37 Which organelle is mainly responsible for energy production? a Chloroplast b Ribosome c Mitochondria 38 Which process best demonstrates pollution? a Tree planting b Illegal dumping of waste c Recycling plastics 39 Invasive species harming crops like rice is an example of? a Pollution b Invasive species c Endangered species 40 Which microscope part is used for fine focusing? a Stage b Coarse adjustment knob c Fine adjustment knob 41 Sequence of biological organization starts with? a Cell b Tissue c Organ 42 The principle 'Everything changes' is shown when? a Waste disappears b Pollution remains in water forever c Species adapt to survive environmental changes 43 Which process uses four daughter cells with half the chromosomes? a Interphase b Meiosis c Mitosis 44 Which plant part is primarily for photosynthesis in most plants? a Root system b Shoot system c Phloem 45 Which part transports sugars in plants? a Xylem b Phloem c Chloroplast 46 What is the main energy source for ecosystems? a Air b Soil c Sunlight 47 An activity illustrating stewardship is? a Overfishing b Burning garbage c Cleaning coastal areas 48 Which factor is a non-native disruptor in ecosystems? a Invasive Species b Producers c Habitats 49 Which part of the cell controls activities and holds genetic material? a Ribosome b Cell membrane c Nucleus 50 Which organelle is the site of photosynthesis? a Ribosome b Mitochondria c Chloroplast 51 Which term refers to organisms that break down dead matter? a Consumers b Producers c Decomposers 52 What describes the energy transfer from producers to consumers? a Food Web b Biosphere c Food Chain 53 Which process ensures identical genetic material in daughter cells? a Mitosis b Meiosis c Cytokinesis 54 Which environmental principle states resources are limited? a This is a finite Earth b Everything changes c Nature knows best 55 Which organism begins the energy flow in an ecosystem? a Consumer b Producer c Decomposer 56 Which term means 'the study of living things'? a Physics b Biology c Chemistry

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Biology & Ecology Quick ChallengeVersión en línea

por Hat Dog

What is the basic unit of structure and function in all living things?

The process by which cells divide to produce new cells for growth and repair is called?

In mitosis, which phase has chromosomes lined up in the middle?

Which structure controls what enters and leaves the cell?

Who first named the cell after observing cork under a microscope?

Which tissue in plants transports food?

Which organelle is the powerhouse of the cell?

Organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis are called?

What shows how energy is transferred from one organism to another in a sequence?

The destruction of natural environments that house organisms is called?

Introducing a non-native species that disrupts balance is called?

The principle reminding us that all things in nature are connected is?

Overharvesting is the excessive removal of organisms faster than they can do what?

The principle that teaches us to care for the environment as stewards is?

The entire planet where life exists — air, land, and water combined is called?

The phase of mitosis where chromosomes separate is?

Which term describes the plant tissue responsible for transporting nutrients downward?

Which statement is true about the biosphere?

Which process is essential for growth, repair, and reproduction?

The scientist who first used the term 'cell' after observing cork was?

Which organelle is often referred to as the powerhouse of the cell?

Organisms that make their own food are called?

The sequence of energy transfer in a simple food chain starts with?

The destruction of habitats leading to loss of biodiversity is called?

A non-native species that disrupts an ecosystem is an?

The statement 'Everything is connected' is a reminder of?

The term for the practice of preserving natural resources for future generations?

The entire planet with life is known as the?

Which phase ensures chromosomes line up before separation?

What is the main source of energy for ecosystems?

Which process results in four daughter cells with half the chromosome number?

What part of the plant absorbs water and minerals?

In an ecosystem, which organism begins the flow of energy?

If primary consumers disappear, what happens to secondary consumers?

Breakdown of dead organisms to recycle nutrients is done by?

Which resource principle reminds us Earth resources are limited?

Which organelle is mainly responsible for energy production?

Which process best demonstrates pollution?

Invasive species harming crops like rice is an example of?

Which microscope part is used for fine focusing?

Sequence of biological organization starts with?

The principle 'Everything changes' is shown when?

Which process uses four daughter cells with half the chromosomes?

Which plant part is primarily for photosynthesis in most plants?

Which part transports sugars in plants?

What is the main energy source for ecosystems?

An activity illustrating stewardship is?

Which factor is a non-native disruptor in ecosystems?

Which part of the cell controls activities and holds genetic material?

Which organelle is the site of photosynthesis?

Which term refers to organisms that break down dead matter?

What describes the energy transfer from producers to consumers?

Which process ensures identical genetic material in daughter cells?

Which environmental principle states resources are limited?

Which organism begins the energy flow in an ecosystem?

Which term means 'the study of living things'?