Lesson T1.1.6
T1.1.6 From cells to organisms Quiz: KS3 Biology, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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What is the correct sequence of levels of organisation in a multicellular organism?
- Organs to cells
- Tissues to systems
- Cells to tissues
- Systems to organs
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What term describes a group of similar cells working together for one function?
- A tissue
- An organism
- An organ
- An organelle
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What is a structure made of different tissues working together called?
- A cell
- A system
- An organ
- A tissue
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Which of these is an example of a tissue?
- Muscle tissue
- The circulatory system
- The heart
- A single bacterium
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Which of these is an example of an organ?
- A nerve cell
- The stomach
- Xylem tissue
- Blood plasma
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Which of these is an example of an organ system in humans?
- Red blood cell
- Epithelial tissue
- Root hair
- Digestive system
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The heart, blood vessels and blood form which system?
- The reproductive system
- The respiratory system
- The skeletal system
- The circulatory system
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In a plant, which of these is an organ?
- A leaf
- Palisade cells
- A root hair cell
- Xylem vessels
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Which plant tissue transports water and mineral ions from the roots to the rest of the plant?
- Xylem
- Epidermis
- Palisade mesophyll
- Phloem
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Why are cells in a multicellular organism often highly specialised?
- For specific jobs
- To stop respiration
- To prevent cell division
- To reduce body size
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A stomach is an organ made of several tissues. Which of these tissues is part of the stomach wall?
- Phloem tissue
- Muscle tissue
- Xylem tissue
- Palisade tissue
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Which level of organisation is a group of organs working together?
- An organism
- A system
- A tissue
- A cell
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The lungs and the trachea belong to which human body system?
- Digestive system
- Gas exchange system
- Circulatory system
- Nervous system
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Which level of organisation describes a complete human being?
- Organism
- Tissue
- System
- Organ
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What biological term describes a plant leaf?
- A tissue
- An organism
- A cell
- An organ
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What is the main function of the digestive system?
- Pumping blood
- Exchanging gases
- Sending signals
- Absorbing nutrients
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Which system includes bones and joints?
- The reproductive system
- The digestive system
- The skeletal system
- The circulatory system
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Why do complex organisms have multiple organ systems?
- To digest food faster
- To produce more cells
- To absorb more water
- To divide life processes
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Which plant cell is specialised for absorbing water from soil?
- Guard cell
- Root hair cell
- Palisade cell
- Xylem vessel
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Which of these is an example of a multicellular organism?
- An amoeba
- A bacterium
- A human
- A yeast cell
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