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Froggy Jumps GENERAL SCIENCE - BIOLOGYVersión en línea Explore levels of life and cell basics. por Mr. Dalapag 1 Which level includes living organisms and nonliving factors interacting in one area? a Population b Ecosystem c Biosphere 2 A group of organisms of the same species living in the same place is called a? a Community b Population c Ecosystem 3 Different populations of organisms living and interacting in one area form a? a Ecosystem b Population c Community 4 Which is the largest level of biological organization that includes all life on Earth? a Ecosystem b Biosphere c Community 5 Why is an ecosystem considered a system? a It has one population b Living and nonliving parts interact c It works independently 6 How does a community differ from a population? a A population is larger b A community has one species c A community consists of many populations 7 Why is the biosphere important in studying life? a It includes only animals b It contains all ecosystems on Earth c It studies cells only 8 How do levels of organization show that life operates as a system? a Each level depends on the one below it b Levels exist randomly c Larger levels replace smaller ones 9 A group of frogs living in the same pond belongs to which level? a Biosphere b Population c Ecosystem 10 What may happen if one population disappears from a community? a The biosphere collapses b Only that population is affected c Interactions within the community may be disrupted 11 What is the basic and fundamental unit of life? a Tissue b Organ c Cell 12 Who discovered and named cells after observing cork? a Anton van Leeuwenhoek b Robert Hooke c Schleiden 13 Who first observed living microorganisms, which he called animacules? a Virchow b Anton van Leeuwenhoek c Janssen 14 Who concluded that all plants are made of cells? a Schwann b Janssen c Matthias Schleiden 15 Who stated that all animals are made of cells? a Dalton b Theodore Schwann c Hooke 16 Who proposed that all cells come from pre-existing cells? a Rudolf Virchow b Schwann c Schleiden 17 What invention made the discovery of cells possible? a Telescope b Compound microscope c Camera 18 Why are cells important even though they are microscopic? a They replace tissues b They form minerals c They carry out all life processes 19 Why are prokaryotic cells considered simpler than eukaryotic cells? a They lack membrane-bound organelles b They have nuclei c They are multicellular 20 Which feature is found in eukaryotic cells but not in prokaryotic cells? a Ribosomes b Membrane-bound nucleus c Cytoplasm 21 Why are mitochondria called the powerhouse of the cell? a They digest waste b They produce energy c They store DNA 22 What is the main function of ribosomes? a Waste removal b Protein synthesis c Energy storage 23 Which organelle would be most abundant in muscle cells? a Vacuole b Mitochondria c Golgi apparatus 24 Which structure helps plant cells maintain shape and rigidity? a Nucleus b Cell wall c Ribosome 25 Healing of wounds happens because cells can: a Divide to replace damaged cells b Shrink c Stop functioning 26 Why can prokaryotes survive in many environments? a They are multicellular b They have chloroplasts c They have simple structures 27 How does cell specialization benefit multicellular organisms? a Prevents reproduction b Slows processes c Allows division of labor 28 Why is homeostasis important to cells? a Causes cell death b Maintains stable internal conditions c Stops metabolism 29 Which statement best explains the importance of cells? a Life is impossible without cells b Cells only form tissues c Cells function randomly 30 Which sequence correctly shows levels of organization in living things? a Organ → Cell → Tissue → System b Tissue → Cell → Organ → System c Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ System

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GENERAL SCIENCE - BIOLOGYVersión en línea

por Mr. Dalapag

Which level includes living organisms and nonliving factors interacting in one area?

A group of organisms of the same species living in the same place is called a?

Different populations of organisms living and interacting in one area form a?

Which is the largest level of biological organization that includes all life on Earth?

Why is an ecosystem considered a system?

How does a community differ from a population?

Why is the biosphere important in studying life?

How do levels of organization show that life operates as a system?

A group of frogs living in the same pond belongs to which level?

What may happen if one population disappears from a community?

What is the basic and fundamental unit of life?

Who discovered and named cells after observing cork?

Who first observed living microorganisms, which he called animacules?

Who concluded that all plants are made of cells?

Who stated that all animals are made of cells?

Who proposed that all cells come from pre-existing cells?

What invention made the discovery of cells possible?

Why are cells important even though they are microscopic?

Why are prokaryotic cells considered simpler than eukaryotic cells?

Which feature is found in eukaryotic cells but not in prokaryotic cells?

Why are mitochondria called the powerhouse of the cell?

What is the main function of ribosomes?

Which organelle would be most abundant in muscle cells?

Which structure helps plant cells maintain shape and rigidity?

Healing of wounds happens because cells can:

Why can prokaryotes survive in many environments?

How does cell specialization benefit multicellular organisms?

Why is homeostasis important to cells?

Which statement best explains the importance of cells?

Which sequence correctly shows levels of organization in living things?