Living Things

Question 1

A kingdom which contains unicellular, prokaryotic organism.

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Monera Kingdom

Question 2

Nucleic acid provides energy.

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False

Question 3

What do you call the processes which enable living things to obtain energy and matter they need to live?

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Nutrition

Question 4

A term used to describe an animal of the same species having similar physical appearance.

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Fertile descendants

Question 5

They are specialized cells that look like wires with a lot of extensions. They conduct and capture messages.

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Nerve cells

Question 6

A species is the first level of classification for living things.

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True

Question 7

These are group of animals without backbone or spine.

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Invertebrates

Question 8

River crabs are example of _________ species that can destroy local species.

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exotic

Question 9

All of the following are important functions of all living things except.

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Evolution

Question 10

These are organic biomolecules which is made of protein, their function is to fight microorganisms.

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Antibodies

Question 11

These refers to a combination of chemical substances.

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Biomolecules

Question 12

It is a type of reproduction which involves one living thing.

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Asexual reproduction

Question 13

They make up different structures like bones, teeth, shells and they are present in internal fluid.

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Mineral salts

Question 14

The shapes of plant cells are more varied than the shapes of animal cells.

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False

Question 15

A substance which is made up of carbon as their principal element.

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Organic substance

Question 16

A thick, rigid wall made of cellulose.

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Cell wall

Question 17

What do you call the green pigment found in plants?

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Chlorophyll

Question 18

These include plants, algae and cyanobacteria.

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Autotrophs

Question 19

These are group of living things that feed on organic matter which is already elaborated.

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Heterotrophs

Question 20

It is the control system of the cell that contains genetic material.

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Nucleus

Question 21

These type of cells have nucleus, they are big and complex.

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Eukaryotes

Question 22

Biodiversity is the result of process called ____________.

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Evolution

Question 23

It refers to animals having the same species and appearances but with different distinct forms.

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Dimorphism

Question 24

Animal kingdom contains multicellular eukaryotes, they have tissues and they are autotrophic.

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False

Question 25

Who was the first person to use the term cells?

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Robert Hooke

Question 26

It refers to the variety of life on Earth in all its forms.

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Biodiversity

Question 27

What do you call the first cell of a new living thing?

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Zygote

Question 28

The powerhouse of the cell.

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Mitochondria

Question 29

Humans are classified as Hominids because they have thumbs and fingers that work together.

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False

Question 30

What do you call the small structures floating in the cytoplasm?

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Organelles

Question 31

Which kingdom do yeasts, moulds, and mushrooms belong to?

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Fungi Kingdom

Question 32

These are made up of several organs.

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Systems

Question 33

The processes which enable living things to react to changes in their environment.

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Interaction

Question 34

The term used to refer the species that are intelligent and has little body hair.

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Homo sapiens

Question 35

A group of living things that consist of many different cells.

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Multicellular

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