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- 1. Multiple ChoiceA scientist found a new life form. It does not make its own food, it has a backbone, and it lives in water. How should the scientist classify this new life form?bacteriafungusanimalplant
- 2. Multiple ChoiceMulticellular organization from most complex to most basicOrgan system --> Organ --> Tissue --> CellCell --> Tissue --> Organ --> Organ system
- 3. Multiple Choice
Sue and Allie read about different kinds of organisms. They read about an organism with a respiratory system, digestive system, skeletal system, and muscular system. Which can Sue and Allie most likely conclude about this organism?
The organism is unicellular.
This organism is microscopic.
The organism is multicellular.
The organism does not have any cells.
- 4. Multiple Choice
In which way are multicellular organisms similar?
All of their cells transport food.
All of their cells have the same job.
All have cells that work together to keep the organism alive.
All have one cell that meets all the basic needs of the organism.
- 5. Multiple Choice
How are single-celled organisms and multi-celled organisms similar?
Both need food for energy and growth.
Both have a skeletal system for support.
Both require the interaction of many cells to survive.
Both are able to carry out all life functions in only one cell.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which statement would most likely be found in an article about multicelled organisms like plants?
Plants have a simple structure.
Plants contain only one cell that performs all functions.
Plants do not need to eat, remove waste, or reproduce.
Plants contain many specialized cells that perform different functions.
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which best describes a multi-celled organism?
basic
simple
uniform
complex
- 8. Multiple Choice
Which is a multi-cellular organism?
algae
cricket
bacteria
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which organisms are capable of surviving as a single cell?
bacteria
humans
plants
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which best describes a function of both multi-celled and single-celled organisms?
to create specialized tissues
to rely on specialized cells to complete certain tasks
to obtain energy from nutrients to maintain life and growth
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which best describes all unicellular organisms?
Every cell is round
Every cell can make food.
Every cell can move on its own.
Every cell performs all life functions.
- 12. Multiple Choice
A single-cell organism can do everything a cell from a multicellular organism can do except
specialize
reproduce
use energy
make protein
- 13. Multiple ChoiceBasic unit of lifeCellTissueOrganOrgan System
- 14. Multiple Choice
BearVertebrateInvertebrate - 15. Multiple ChoiceJellyfishVertebrateInvertebrate
- 16. Multiple ChoiceInvertebrateAn animal with a backboneAn animal without a backbone
- 17. Multiple ChoiceAn animal with a backboneVertebrateInvertebrate
- 18. Multiple ChoiceHumanFungiPlantAnimal
- 19. Multiple ChoiceMust hunt to obtain foodFungiPlantsAnimals
- 20. Multiple ChoiceTreeFungiPlantAnimal
- 21. Multiple ChoiceMake their own food through photosynthesisFungiPlantsAnimals
- 22. Multiple ChoiceMushroomFungiPlantAnimal
- 23. Multiple ChoiceAbsorb nutrients from dead or decaying materialFungiPlantsAnimals
- 24. Multiple Choice
A single-cell organism can do everything a cell from a multicellular organism can do except
specialize
reproduce
use energy
make protein
- 25. Multiple Choice
Which best describes all unicellular organisms?
Every cell is round
Every cell can make food.
Every cell can move on its own.
Every cell performs all life functions.
- 26. Multiple Choice
Which best describes a function of both multi-celled and single-celled organisms?
to create specialized tissues
to rely on specialized cells to complete certain tasks
to obtain energy from nutrients to maintain life and growth
- 27. Multiple Choice
Which organisms are capable of surviving as a single cell?
bacteria
humans
plants
- 28. Multiple Choice
Which organisms are capable of surviving as a single cell?
bacteria
humans
plants
- 29. Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a single-celled organism?
acorn
amoeba
honey bee
- 30. Multiple Choice
Which is a multi-cellular organism?
algae
cricket
bacteria
- 31. Multiple Choice
Which best explains how a single-celled organism can survive without other cells?
They do not need any substance from outside of the cell.
They are able to perform all necessary functions within one cell.
They do not need to perform more than one function to survive.
- 32. Multiple Choice
Fish are multi-celled organisms with specialized cells. What would most likely happen if their specialized cells did not function properly?
The fish would decrease in size.
The fish would increase in size.
The fish would die.
- 33. Multiple Choice
Which of the following states a difference between single-celled organisms and multi-celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms are dead while multi-celled organisms are alive.
Single-celled organisms do not have organs while multi-celled organisms have organs.
Multi-celled organisms are made up of cells performing the same function while single-celled organisms are not.
- 34. Multiple Choice
Which characteristic best describes both amoebas and bacteria?
abiotic
multi-celled
single-celled
- 35. Multiple Choice
Why do humans require many different types of cells to survive?
Human cells are identical and work together to perform the same function.
Human cells are specialized and work together to perform the same function.
Human cells are identical and work independently to perform different functions.
Human cells are specialized and work independently to perform different functions.
- 36. Multiple Choice
Which best describes a multi-celled organism?
basic
simple
uniform
complex
- 37. Multiple Choice
Which statement would most likely be found in an article about multicelled organisms like plants?
Plants have a simple structure.
Plants contain only one cell that performs all functions.
Plants do not need to eat, remove waste, or reproduce.
Plants contain many specialized cells that perform different functions.
- 38. Multiple Choice
How are single-celled organisms and multi-celled organisms similar?
Both need food for energy and growth.
Both have a skeletal system for support.
Both require the interaction of many cells to survive.
Both are able to carry out all life functions in only one cell.
- 39. Multiple Choice
How are multi-celled and single-celled organisms different?
Multi-celled organisms need energy to survive, while single-celled organisms need no energy to survive.
Single-celled organisms can be seen without using a microscope, while multi-celled organisms are microscopic.
Multi-celled organisms have large numbers of specialized cells to perform a variety of life functions, while single-celled organisms complete life functions with one cell.
Single-celled organisms have large numbers of identical cells that all perform the same function, while multi-celled organisms have cells that are all different and perform different life functions.
- 40. Multiple Choice
In which way are multicellular organisms similar?
All of their cells transport food.
All of their cells have the same job.
All have cells that work together to keep the organism alive.
All have one cell that meets all the basic needs of the organism.
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