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Unit 3 REVIEW - Micro/Macro Organisms
Unit 3 REVIEW - Micro/Macro Organisms
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1
What is a cell? (Mireya)
A unicellular organism
A multicellular organism.
An organ
The smallest unit of life
2
"In her eyes, Todd's mouth was a prayer book." What type of figurative language is this?
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
3
The gel-like substance that protects the organelles inside a cell is known as the _____.
cell membrane
cytoplasm
chlorophyll
cell wall
4
How did the Fertile Crescent get its name?
It is the place where croissants were invented.
They have a lot of green lands there.
They could not farm here so they only ate croissants.
It has good soil for farming and is the shape of a crescent.
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What does an animal cell have that a plant cell does NOT? (Camila)
cell wall
cytoplasm
lysosome
ribosome
6
The organelle where solar energy is converted to chemical energy is the ______.
chlorophyll
stomata
mitochondria
chloroplast
7
Why is photosynthesis important to plants?
It produces a simple sugar they need for CR
It produces carbon dioxide they need for digestion.
It prevents the buildup of too much water in their cells
It breaks down a sugar into a energy their cells can use
8
Which city-state was he the king of?
Uruk
Akkadia
Sumer
Babylon
9
What does a prokaryotic cell not have that a eukaryotic cell has? (Kimberly)
cytoplasm
cell membrane
DNA
nucleus
10
Photosynthesis occurs
when plants or animals decompose
in the cells of heterotrophs
in the cells of autotrophs
only in hot ecosystems
11
What is biology? (Phurious)
the study of animals
the study of water
the study of plants
the study of living things
12
The organelle that can be found in a plant cell but not an animal cell is the ______.
cell wall
cell membrane
nucleus
mitochondria
13
The genetic material found inside ALL cells is known as ________.
cell membrane
DNA
multicellular
cytoplasm
14
Which king is known for recording the first set of laws?
Hammurabi
Ramses
Humbaba
Hatshepsut
15
Prokaryotic cells are simple. Which detail below describes prokaryotic cells?
has a nucleus
could form a unicellular organism
has many parts
DNA is inside the nucleus
16
In addition to carbon dioxide, ____ is another input of photosynthesis.
carbon monoxide
oxygen
glucose
water
17
A girl gets out of a pool. She becomes covered in goose bumps. Which one is the stimulus?
the dry towel
the goose bumps
the wet water
the cold air
18
What are the 3 inputs of photosynthesis? (Reese)
glucose, oxygen, water
water, CO2, Sunlight
water, CO2, oxygen
water, CO2, air
19
True or False- All living things are multicellular.
False
True
20
What is the difference between an organism and a cell?
organisms are living things, cell are not
organisms make up cells, cells do not make up organisms
cells make up organisms, organisms do not make up cells
cells are living things, but organisms are not
21
Maintaining
homeostasis is a need
of all living things. What is a good example of homeostasis?
Eating too much candy on Halloween.
When it is hot summer day, you go swimming to cool off.
Putting a new coat on because you just bought it
Riding a skateboard during the summer.
22
The two types of cells are the ___ and ____ cells
unicellular and multicellular
prokaryotic and unicellular
plant and animal
prokaryotic and eukaryotic
23
"The classroom was like a zoo." What type of figurative language is this?
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Idiom
24
Ms. Leitner has 25 pairs of shoes. This is a ____ observation.
inference
qualitative
good
quantitative
25
According to our "X-Factor," which need of living things allows our bodies to maintain 98.6 F?
homeostasis
living space
energy
water
