6th Grade - Characteristics of Cells/Cell structure and function

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Kris Stechschulte
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Science
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6th Grade
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1.
Multiple Choice
A(n) ___________________ is any living thing.
organism
cell
atom
prokaryote
2.
Multiple Choice
The smallest functional and structural unit of a living thing is called a(n)
cell
organism
atom
nucleus
3.
Multiple Choice
Who was the first person to describe a cell?
Robert Hooke
Anton vonLeuvenheok
James Schlieden
4.
Multiple Choice
How was the first cell observed?
from pond water under a microscope
from a piece of cork tree bark under a microscope
by a human looking at it with their naked eye
5.
Multiple Choice
The ____________________ lists 3 basic characteristics of all cells and organisms and is the fundamental study of organisms, medicine, heredity, evolution and all other aspects of life sciences.
surface area-to-volume ratio
cell hypothesis
cell theory
cell evolution
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