_____ 1. What are all living things composed of?
Aonly one cell
Bone or more cells
Cat least 100 cells
Dat least a trillion cells
_____ 2. About how much of the human body is water?
A10%
B50%
C70%
D99%
_____ 3. Which of the following is NOT a stimulus that living things sense and respond to?
ADNA
Blight
Chunger
Dsound
_____ 4. What is DNA?
Acarbohydrate
Bprotein
Cnucleic acids
Bamino acids
_____ 5. What is true of all organisms?
AOrganisms grow and develop.
BOrganisms always remain the same size.
COrganisms grow but never develop.
DOrganisms always shrink and divide.
_____ 6. Which of the following characteristics is shared by all organisms?
AAll organisms are composed of two cells.
CAll organisms can move.
BAll organisms can smell and taste.
DAll organisms have cells that contain DNA.
_____ 7. What is the smallest functional and structural unit of life?
Athe membrane
Bthe cell
Cthe stimulus
Dthe metabolism
_____ 8. How do organisms carry out chemical activities of life?
Athrough sexual reproduction
Cby using energy
Bthrough asexual reproduction
Dby increasing metabolism
Fill in the blanks below using the following terms:
asexual reproduction sexual reproduction
- Most single-celled organisms produce offspring by ____________________ ____________________.
- In the process of ____________________ ____________________, two parents produce offspring with traits of both parents.
Aonly one cell
Bone or more cells
Cat least 100 cells
Dat least a trillion cells
A10%
B50%
C70%
D99%
ADNA
Blight
Chunger
Dsound
Acarbohydrate
Bprotein
Cnucleic acids
Bamino acids
AOrganisms grow and develop.
BOrganisms always remain the same size.
COrganisms grow but never develop.
DOrganisms always shrink and divide.
AAll organisms are composed of two cells.
CAll organisms can move.
BAll organisms can smell and taste.
DAll organisms have cells that contain DNA.
Athe membrane
Bthe cell
Cthe stimulus
Dthe metabolism
Athrough sexual reproduction
Cby using energy
Bthrough asexual reproduction
Dby increasing metabolism
asexual reproduction sexual reproduction