_____ 1.

The system of classification that arranges that levels of life in a hierarchical order
a. Cell c. biological organization
b. Organism d. non of the above
_____ 2. The smallest unit of biological organization, with all living things having this basic functional structure.
a. Cell c. biological organization
b. Organism d. non of the above
_____ 3. It is a group of distinct and similar cells that carry out a specific set of functions.
a. Cell c. organ
b. Tissue d. organ system
_____ 4. This is made up of two or more types of tissues that are grouped together to perform a specific task.
a. Cell c. organ
b. Tissue d. organ system
_____ 5. It is an individual, either single-celled ( unicellular) or many-celled, that is able to carry out all the processes
a. Cell c. organ
b. Tissue d. organ system
_____ 6. This is made up of a group of organisms of the same species that are capable of interbreeding and that live in a specific area.
a. Population density c. community
b. Population d. organ system
_____ 7. This is made up of all the different populations of different species that interact and coexist in a specific area.
a. Population density c. community
b. Population d. ecosystem
_____ 8. It is made up of all living things in populations and the non living things that they interact or work with in with in their environment or
surroundings.
a. Population density c. community
b. Population d. ecosystem
_____ 9. Which cell does not have a true nucleus and membrane-bound organelles.
a. Prokaryotic cell c. Cell membrane
b. Eukaryotic cell d. All of the above
_____ 10. Which cells have a distinct nucleus and distinct organelles.
a. Prokaryotic cell c. Cell membrane
b. Eukaryotic cell d. All of the above
_____ 11. It is a rigid nonliving structure that serves as framework for the plant cell and protects it.
a. Prokaryotic cell c. Cell membrane
b. Cell wall d. Eukaryotic cell
_____ 12. It is hold the cell together. It is made up of two layers of molecules and in plants is protected by the cell wall.
a. Prokaryotic cell c. Cell membrane
b. Cell wall d. Eukaryotic cell
_____ 13. It acts as the cell’s command center as it controls the organism’s movement, growth, and reproduction.
a. nucleus c. Cell membrane
b. cytoplasm d. Eukaryotic cell
_____ 14. It is a gel-like or viscous solution within the cell, located outside the nucleus but still within the cell membrane.
a. nucleus c. Cell membrane
b. cytoplasm d. Eukaryotic cell
____ 15. Which microscope is commonly used in science classes.
a. Optical microscope c. light microscope
b. Compound microscope d. all of the above
_____ 16. It is an instrument that is used to view objects that one cannot see using a microscope.
a. Magnifying glass c. microscopy
b. Telescope d. all of the above