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Living things (Richmond Primary 5)

Jose Manuel Payán del Río 22 preguntas

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  1. 1Cells are the [blank_start]basic[blank_end] [blank_start]units[blank_end] of life. All [blank_start]living[blank_end] things are made up of cells.
    1. Abasic
    2. Bunits
    3. Cliving
  2. 2Please select the three basic life processes that cells carry out for living
    1. ANutrition
    2. BCommunication
    3. CSensorization
    4. DSensitivity
    5. EReproduction
    6. FRelation
  3. 3Match the words with their right definition:

    [blank_start]NUTRITION[blank_end] = Cells obtain nutrients and energy from food

    [blank_start]REPRODUCTION[blank_end] = Cells can divide and produce new cells that are identical to themselves

    [blank_start]SENSITIVITY[blank_end] = Cells react to what they perceive around them
    1. ANUTRITION
    2. BREPRODUCTION
    3. CSENSITIVITY
  4. 4Match the living things depending the number of cells:

    [blank_start]UNI[blank_end]CELLULAR - Living things made up of a single cell

    [blank_start]MULTI[blank_end]CELLULAR - Living things made up of many cells
    1. AUNI
    2. BMULTI
  5. 5Please, label the main parts of a plant cell (drag the definition to its right orange dot)Imagen de la pregunta 5
    1. ANucleus
    2. BCell wall
    3. CChloroplast
    4. DOrganelles
    5. ECytoplasm
    6. FMembrane
  6. 6Please, label the main parts of an animal cell (drag the definition to its right orange dot)Imagen de la pregunta 6
    1. ANucleus
    2. BMembrane
    3. CCytoplasm
    4. DOrganelles
  7. 7Animal and plant cells are different in many ways, for example:

    (a) Plant cells have a rigid [blank_start]cell[blank_end] [blank_start]wall[blank_end] around the membrane (that's why the stems and branches are so hard)

    (b) Plant cells have specialized organelles called [blank_start]chloroplasts[blank_end] that absorb [blank_start]sunlight[blank_end] which plants need to make their food.

    (c) Plant cells are usually [blank_start]bigger[blank_end] than animal cells and have a regular shape.
    1. Acell
    2. Bwall
    3. Cchloroplasts
    4. Dsunlight
    5. Ebigger
  8. 8Cells are very small but, do they have the same shape and size?
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  9. 9Cells at muticellular living things work together at different [blank_start]levels[blank_end] of [blank_start]organization[blank_end].
    1. Alevels
    2. Btypes
    3. Cparts
    4. Dorganization
    5. Ecollaboration
    6. Ffriendship
  10. 10Please, sort these levels of organization from the smallest to the biggest (and more complex)

    (SMALLEST) [blank_start]Tissues[blank_end] >[blank_start]Organs[blank_end]>[blank_start]Systems[blank_end]>[blank_start]Organisms[blank_end] (BIGGEST)

    1. ATissues
    2. BOrgans
    3. CSystems
    4. DOrganisms

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Ciencias Naturales Test sobre Living things (Richmond Primary 5), creado por Jose Manuel Payán del Río el 14/10/2018.
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