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Test your biology basics with quick, auto-check questions.

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1

Name a part found in an animal cell.

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2

Name a part found in a plant cell.

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3

What part controls the cell’s activities?

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4

What part is for photosynthesis in plants?

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5

Which organelles store energy for the cell?

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6

Which cell type helps transport substances in plants and animals?

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7

What is magnification formula?

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8

Which cells are specialised for reproduction in animals?

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9

Which female reproductive organ stores eggs?

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10

Which part is the plant’s support and protection wall?

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11

What is the path of digestion through the body?

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12

Which enzyme breaks down carbohydrates?

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13

Where does gas exchange occur?

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14

What moves air in and out of the lungs?

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15

Which system provides support and movement?

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16

Name a nutrient for energy.

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17

What nutrient builds and repairs tissue?

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18

What nutrient provides insulation and long-term energy?

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19

What tests show starch in food?

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20

What is the term for a plant's male part?

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21

What is the term for a plant's female part?

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22

What is pollination?

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23

What is seed dispersal by wind called?

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24

Which arrow meaning is energy transfer in food chains?

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25

What builds up in a food chain toxins called?

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26

What is a niche?

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27

What is continuous variation an example of?

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28

What carries genetic information in cells?

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29

Where are chromosomes found?

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Nucleus controls the cell's activities.

Cell wall supports the plant; chloroplasts are for photosynthesis.

The nucleus houses DNA and directs cell functions.

Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll for photosynthesis.

Mitochondria release energy needed by the cell.

Cytoplasm fills the cell and holds organelles.

Magnification equals image size divided by actual size.

Sperm cells are male reproductive cells.

Ovaries contain and release eggs during ovulation.

Cell wall provides structure and protection.

Food travels through the listed organs in order.

Carbohydrase (amylase) breaks down carbohydrates.

Alveoli are tiny air sacs where O2 and CO2 swap.

Diaphragm and rib muscles enable breathing.

Bones provide support; muscles enable movement.

Carbohydrates supply quick energy.

Proteins are for growth and repair.

Fats (lipids) store energy and insulate.

Iodine turns blue/black with starch.

Stamen is the male reproductive part.

Carpel includes stigma, style, ovary.

Pollination is pollen moving to the stigma.

Wind moves seeds away from the parent plant.

Arrows show energy flow from one level to next.

Toxins can accumulate as you move up the chain.

Niche means an organism's job or role in its environment.

Examples include height or weight across a range.

DNA stores the instructions for life.

Chromosomes reside inside the cell nucleus.

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