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Q1 (Level 1): Cells make up tissue.
Tissue make up _______________.
A organisms
B organs
C organ systems
Q2 (Level 1): Anton van
Leeuwenhoek reasoned that all cells
come from living cells.
A Yes
B No
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:No
Q3 (Level 1): He was the scientist
who was the first to record
observations using a microscope.
A Robert Hooke
B Anton van Leeuwenhoek
C Mathias Schleiden
D Theodore Schwann
Q4 (Level 1): This scientist concluded
that all plants are made of cells.
A Robert Hooke
B Anton van Leeuwenhoek
C Mathias Schleiden
D Theodore Schwann
Correct answer:C
Correct answer:A
Q5 (Level 1): This scientist concluded
that all cells come from living cells.
He was the 1st to observe cells
dividing.
A Virchow
B Leeuwenhoek
C Schleiden
D Schwann
Q6 (Level 1): Cells that do NOT have
a nucleus or membrane-covered
organelles are called_____.
A eukaryotes
B prokaryotes
C bacteria
D organelles
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:A
Q7 (Level 1): Cells that DO have a
nucleus AND membrane-covered
organelles are called__________.
A prokaryotes
B eukaryotes
C bacteria
Q8 (Level 1): "too small to be seen
with the naked eye"
A scope
B micro
C geo
D tele
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:B
Q9 (Level 1): The ________________ is
made up of a double-layer of
proteins; it controls what goes into
and out of the cells.
A cell wall
B cell membrane
C nucleus
D nucleolus
Q10 (Level 1): The cell wall is a living
layer found in plants, fungi, and
bacteria.
A Yes
B No
Correct answer:No
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Correct answer:B
Q11 (Level 1): The cytoplasm is
made up of organelles and
______________.
A gel
B cytosol
C chromosomes
Q12 (Level 1): The dioxyribonucleic
acid (DNA) is found inside the
___________.
A nucleolus
B nucleus
C mitochondria
D chloroplast
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:B
Q13 (Level 1): These are considered
the 'powerhouses' of the cell, where
glucose is broken down for cellular
energy.
A nucleus
B nucleolus
C mitochondria
D chloroplast
Q14 (Level 1): Both plant and animal
cells have mitochondria.
A Yes
B No
Correct answer:Yes
Correct answer:C
Q15 (Level 1): What does the
endoplasmic reticulum (ER) do?
A creates cellular energy
B burns glucose to make energy
C transports cell products
D sorts and packages proteins
Q16 (Level 1): What organelle sorts
and packages proteins for storage or
transport?
A mitochondria
B Golgi Apparatus
C Endoplasmic Reticulum
D chloroplast
Correct answer:C
Correct answer:B
Q17 (Level 1): Rough E.R. does NOT
have ribosomes on its surface.
A True
B False
Correct answer:False
Q18 (Level 1): Proteins are made up
of _____________________.
A glucose
B cytosol
C digestive enzymes
D amino acids
Correct answer:D
Q19 (Level 1): What organelle
contains digestive enzymes to break
down food or worn out cell parts for
Q20 (Level 1): Cilia and flagella
function to move cells. Which one is
longer (and there are fewer of them)?
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down food or worn out cell parts for
recycling?
A nucleus
B mitochondria
C golgi apparatus
D lysosome
A cilia
B flagella
C they're the same
Q21 (Level 1): What organelle would
a plant cell have that an animal cell
would NOT have?
A chlorophyll
B chloroplast
C lysosome
D cytoplasm
Q22 (Level 1): What organelle would
an ANIMAL cell have that a plant cell
would NOT have?
A chloroplast
B lysosome
C nucleolus
D ribosome
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:B
Q23 (Level 1): The process by which
an organism maintains a stable
internal environment is called:
______________.
A reproduction
B photosynthesis
C homeostasis
D eukaryotic
Q24 (Level 1): The cell wall is made
up of _______________________.
A protein
B cellulose
C cytoskeleton
D glucose
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:B
Correct answer:C
Q25 (Level 1): The cell wall is nonliving, but the cell membrane is alive.
A Yes
B No
Correct answer:Yes
Q26 (Level 1): Bonus question: What
helps the cell maintain its shape?
A cell membrane
B cell wall
C cytoplasm
D cytoskeleton
Correct answer:D
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