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Biology - Living Thigs

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Primero Ciencias Naturales Quiz on Biology - Living Thigs, created by Lourdes Mora Arévalo on 04/03/2021.
Lourdes Mora Arévalo
Quiz by Lourdes Mora Arévalo, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1

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Select the perfect conditions in the Earth for hosting life: (You can choose everything you need)
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  • Water in a liquid state
  • The no presence of basic chemical elements
  • The distance between the Sun and the Earth
  • The distance between the Moon and the Earth
  • Terrestrial atmosphere
  • The presence of basic chemical elements

Question 2

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The life was originated on the Earth 3.600 million years ago ?
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  • True
  • False

Question 3

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Choose the correct afirmation about EXOGENESIS THEORY:
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  • Life on Earth started from certain chemical elements found in the atmosphere. To organise themselves into more complex molecules. In primitive seas, the molecules formed simple unicellular organisms.
  • Life on Earth came about because of a comet or a meteorite that crashed into our planet. That is the result of scientific evidence found on Mars.

Question 4

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Choose the correct afirmation about CHEMICAL EVOLUTION THEORY:
Answer
  • Life on Earth started from certain chemical elements found in the atmosphere. To organise themselves into more complex molecules. In primitive seas, the molecules formed simple unicellular organisms.
  • Life on Earth came about because of a comet or a meteorite that crashed into our planet. That is the result of scientific evidence found on Mars.

Question 5

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Choose correct options about COMMON CHARACTERISTICS IN LIVING THINGS:
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  • Chemical elements found in living things are different from those found in non-living things.
  • Chemical elements found in living things are the same in non-living things.
  • Living things have the same molecules that in non-living things.
  • Living things have exclusive molecules which aren't found in non-living things.
  • Living things are made of cells and perform various vital functions: nutrition, respiration and reproduction.
  • Living things are made of cells and perform various vital functions: nutrition, interaction and reproduction.

Question 6

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Choose the correct option to complete the gaps: ATOM - ...1... - CELL - TISSUE - ...2... - SYSTEM - ...3... - SPECIES - POPULATION - ...4... - ECOSYSTEM - ...5...
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  • 1 MOLECULE / 2 COMPLEX TISSUE / 3 ORGANISM / 4 COMITE / 5 BIOSPHERE
  • 1 MOLECULE / 2 ORGAN / 3 ORGANISM / 4 COMMUNITY / 5 BIOSPHERE
  • 1 MOLECULE / 2 COMPLEX ORGAN / 3 ORGANISM / COMITA / 5 BIOSPHERE

Question 7

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Choose the correct option of PRIMARY BIOLEMENTS:
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  • Carbon, lipids, water, magnesium, hydrogen and nitrogen
  • Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, phosphorus and sulphur
  • Carbon, oxygen, calcium, magnesium and potassium

Question 8

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Choose the correct option of SECONDARY BIOLEMENTS:
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  • Calcium, sodium, magnesium and potassium
  • Calcium, sodium, water and mineral salts
  • Calcium, nucleic acids, wster and potassium

Question 9

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Choose the correct option of ORGANIC BIOMOLECULES:
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  • Carbohydrates, water, mineral salts and nucleic acids.
  • Carbohydrates, lipids, mineral salts and water.
  • Carbohydrates, lipids, proteins and nucleic acids.

Question 10

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Choose the correct option of INORGANIC BIOMOLECULES:
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  • Water and mineral salts.
  • Mineral salts and proteins.
  • Water and nucleic acids.

Question 11

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Select the correct organisms that are UNICELLULAR:
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  • Plants
  • Bacteria
  • Flower
  • Fungi
  • Algae

Question 12

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Select correct options about CELL STRUCTURE:
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  • Plasma Membrane is the envelope around the cell.
  • Plasma Membrane is a watery substance found in the interior of cells.
  • Plasma Membrane separates the inside the cell from the exterior.
  • Plasma Membrane allows substances to enter and exit the cell.
  • Plasma Membrane contains genetic information.
  • Plasma Membrane in some cells have another membrane called the cell wall.

Question 13

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Select the correct options abour CELL STRUCTURE:
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  • Cytoplasm contains genetic information.
  • Nucleic acid contains genetic information.
  • Cytoplasm is a watery substance foun in the interior of cells.
  • Nucleic acid have organelles inside, which are specialised structures that perform specific functions.
  • Cytoplasm have organelles inside, which are specialised structures that perform specific functions.

Question 14

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Select correct options about CELL TYPES:
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  • Eukaryote cells have the genetic material in the cytoplasm.
  • Eukaryote cells have the genetic material in the membrane that forms the cell nucleus.
  • In prokaryote cells, plasma membrane is covered by a cell wall.
  • In eukaryote cells, don't have plasma membrane, only cell wall.
  • In the cytoplasm of eukaryote cells, you can found organelles.
  • Animal cell have a cell wall.
  • Plant cell have a cell wall.
  • Animal cell contains chloroplasts.
  • Plant cell contains chloroplasts.

Question 15

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All cells in living things have a common characteristic: they have the same genetic material (DNA).
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  • True
  • False

Question 16

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Choose the correct option about CELL SPECIALISATION:
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  • Division of labour
  • Worst efficiency
  • Greater efficiency
  • Youngevity
  • Longevity

Question 17

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Unicellular living things need more energy to allow the different structures and functions to work at the same time.
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  • True
  • False

Question 18

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Choose correct options about VITAL FUNCTIONS - NUTRITION:
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  • Anabolism is the process that creates complex molecules using simple molecules. It requires energy.
  • Anabolism is the process thar destroy complex molecules to create simple molecules. It releases energy.
  • Catabolism is the process that creates complex molecules using simple molecules. It requires energy.
  • Catabolism is the process thar destroy complex molecules to create simple molecules. It releases energy.
  • Autrophic organisms obtain inorganic materials from the environment, which they transform into organic material.
  • Autrophic organism take organic matter from the environment.
  • Heterotrophic organisms obtain inorganic materials from the environment, which they transform into organic material.
  • Heterotrophic organism take organic matter from the environment.

Question 19

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Choose correct options about VITAL FUNCTIONS - INTERACTION:
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  • Stimuli are the changes in the environment that may provoke a response in a living things.
  • Stimuli are perceived by the interreceptors, which are cells or structures specialised in perceiving stimuli.
  • Respond to stimuli either with movements or by producing substances called glands.
  • Respond to stimuli either with movements or by producing substances called hormones.

Question 20

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Choose correct options about VITAL FUNCTIONS - REPRODUCTION:
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  • Asexual reproduction need two or more individual to create multiple descendants which are identical.
  • Asexual reproduction need a single individual creates multiple descendants which are identical.
  • In bipartition, the cell divides into two cells, very different size.
  • In budding, the cell divides into two cells, very different size.
  • In sporulation, the cell divides its nucleus, creating many new individuals.
  • In bipartition, the cell divides into two cells of similar size.
  • In sporulation, the cell divides into two cells of similar size.
  • Sexual reproduction requires two individuals of opposite sex. The number of descendants is smaller than in asexual reproduction and they aren't identical.
  • Sexual reproduction requires two individuals of same sex. The number of descendansts is bigger than in asexual reproduction and they are identical.

Question 21

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Choose the correct option about PHOTOSYNTESHIS:
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  • Water + mineral salts + CO2 + sunlight >> organic matter + O2
  • Organic matter + O2 >> water + CO2 + energy

Question 22

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Choose the correct option about CELL RESPIRATION:
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  • Water + mineral salts + CO2 + sunlight >> organic matter + O2
  • Organic matter + O2 >> water + CO2 + energy

Question 23

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Choose correct options about PLANT INTERACTION:
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  • Tropism is a quick temporary movements of a plant part.
  • Tropism is a permanent ground movements performed toward the stimulus or in the opposite direction.
  • Nastic is a quick temporary movements of a plant part.
  • Nastic is a permanent ground movements performed toward the stimulus or in the opposite direction.
  • Hormones are substances created by plants cells which act as internal stimuli. They cause responses in different parts of the plant.
  • Hormones are substances created by parts of the plant which act as external stimuli. They cause responses in different plants cells.

Question 24

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Select correct options about PLANT REPRODUCTION:
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  • Asexual: bulb, tuber, stolon, rhizome...
  • Asexual: roses, sunflower, stolon, bulb...
  • Sexual: stamens with pollen and carpel with pollen.
  • Sexual: stamens with pollen and carpel with ovules.
  • Alternating (mosses and ferns) is two types: gametophyte (sexual reproduction) or sporophyte (asexual reproduction).
  • Alternating (bulbs and ferns) is two types: gametophyte (asexual reproduction) or sporophyte (sexual reproduction).
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