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  1. 1[blank_start]Themes[blank_end] of Biology
    1) [blank_start]DNA[blank_end] is genetic material that is the foundation of life.
    2) [blank_start]Form[blank_end] fits [blank_start]function[blank_end].
    3) Organisms interact with both [blank_start]biotic[blank_end] (living) and [blank_start]abiotic[blank_end] (non-living) creatures in their environment. They are [blank_start]open[blank_end] systems.
    4) [blank_start]Diversity[blank_end] makes each species and even each individual unique. However, there is a sense of [blank_start]unity[blank_end] between all organisms as they all arose and evolved from one thing. They also have a universal genetic code.
    5) Darwin stated that [blank_start]evolution[blank_end] was the reason for this vast biological diversity. He also said that [blank_start]natural selection[blank_end] was done by nature to create the best traits for organisms.
    1. AThemes
    2. BDNA
    3. Cbiotic
    4. Dabiotic
    5. EForm
    6. Ffunction
    7. Gopen
    8. Hclosed
    9. IRNA
    10. JDiversity
    11. Kunity
    12. Levolution
    13. Mnatural selection
  2. 2Domain
    [blank_start]Kingdom[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Phylum[blank_end]
    Class
    [blank_start]Older[blank_end]
    [blank_start]Family[blank_end]
    Genus
    [blank_start]Species[blank_end]
    1. AKingdom
    2. BPhylum
    3. CFamily
    4. DSpecies
    5. EOrder
  3. 3Which of these are one of the three domains?
    1. AEubacteria
    2. BBacteria
    3. CEukarya
    4. DProkarya
    5. EArchaeabacteria
    6. FArchaea
  4. 4Which of these kingdoms fall under the domain of eukarya?
    1. APlantae
    2. BAnimalia
    3. CProtists
    4. DFungi
    5. EArchaebacteria
    6. FEubacteria
  5. 5R - [blank_start]Reproduce[blank_end]
    E - [blank_start]Energy[blank_end]
    C - [blank_start]Cells[blank_end]
    H - [blank_start]Homeostasis[blank_end]
    A - [blank_start]Adapt[blank_end]
    R - Respond to [blank_start]Stimuli[blank_end]
    G - [blank_start]Grow[blank_end]
    E - Evolve
    D - [blank_start]Develop[blank_end]
    1. AReproduce
    2. BCells
    3. CEnergy
    4. DStimuli
    5. EHomeostasis
    6. FAdapt
    7. GGrow
    8. HDevelop
  6. 6The Cell [blank_start]Theory[blank_end]
    1) [blank_start]Cells[blank_end] are the building blocks of [blank_start]life[blank_end].
    2) All living organisms are made from [blank_start]cells[blank_end].
    3) All [blank_start]cells[blank_end] come from pre-existing [blank_start]cells[blank_end].
    1. Acells
    2. Blife
    3. CCells
    4. DTheory
    5. Ecells
    6. Fcells
  7. 7Please make sure to place each option in the correct order.

    Prokaryotic Cells vs. Eukaryotic Cells
    Simple or Complex? -> *[blank_start]simple[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]complex[blank_end]*
    Nucleus or not? -> *[blank_start]nucleoid region with DNA[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]nucleus with DNA and chromosomes[blank_end]*
    In which organisms? -> *[blank_start]unicellular[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]fungi, protists, animals, plants[blank_end]*
    Organelles? -> *[blank_start]No[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]Yes[blank_end]*
    1. Asimple
    2. Bcomplex
    3. Cnucleoid region with DNA
    4. Dnucleus with DNA and chromosomes
    5. Eunicellular
    6. Ffungi, protists, animals, plants
    7. GNo
    8. HYes
  8. 8Which of these are similarities between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
    1. ARibosomes
    2. BDNA
    3. CCytoplasm
    4. DMicroscopic
    5. EEarliest Form of Life
    6. FMost Basic Form of Life
    7. GCell Membrane
    8. HCell Wall
  9. 9Please make sure to place each option in the correct order.

    Animal Cell vs. Plant Cell
    Vacuole? -> *[blank_start]Many Small[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]One Large[blank_end]*
    Cell Wall? -> *[blank_start]No[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]Yes[blank_end]*
    Shape? -> *[blank_start]Undefined[blank_end]* vs. *[blank_start]Rectangular[blank_end]*
    1. AMany Small
    2. BOne Large
    3. CNo
    4. DYes
    5. EUndefined
    6. FRectangular
  10. 10Why are viruses considered non-living?
    1. AThey do not feed, grow, or excrete.
    2. BThey do not have DNA. They also do not have RNA.
    3. CThey are only capable of doing one of the acronyms of RECHARGED independently, which is reproduce.
    4. DThey are considered to be a decomposer.
    5. EAll of the above
    6. FNone of the above

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