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Biology Foundations QuizVersion en ligne Foundations of biology par Tyler Dempster 1 What term refers to the living things in an area? a DNA b Ecology c Homeostasis d Organism 2 Which term describes a living being? a Abiotic factor b Organism c Stimulus d Biotic factor 3 What is the factor that originates from living matter and affects organisms? a Abiotic factor b Stimulus c Biotic factor d Evolution 4 What is a factor not derived from living matter that affects an organism? a Metabolism b Biotic factor c Homeostasis d Abiotic factor 5 What is the basic unit of life? a DNA b Cell c Tissue d Organ 6 What term describes a living thing composed of a single cell? a Unicellular b Multicellular c Biomass d Organism 7 What term describes an organism composed of many cells? a DNA b Unicellular c Cell d Multicellular 8 What carries genetic information? a RNA b Organism c Stimulus d DNA 9 What is a signal that triggers a response called? a Growth b Response c Stimulus d Evolution 10 What is the reaction or action to a stimulus called? a Response b Stimulus c Homeostasis d Metabolism 11 Reproduction without the fusion of gametes is called? a Asexual Reproduction b Inheritance c Growth d Sexual Reproduction 12 Reproduction with the fusion of gametes is called? a Sexual Reproduction b Evolution c Development d Asexual Reproduction 13 What term means an increase in size or number? a Metabolism b Growth c Homeostasis d Development 14 What term refers to the process of becoming more complex or mature? a Inheritance b Growth c Evolution d Development 15 Maintenance of stable internal conditions is called? a Stimulus b Homeostasis c Growth d Metabolism 16 What describes the sum of all chemical reactions in an organism? a Growth b Evolution c Metabolism d Homeostasis 17 Change in traits over generations is called? a Inheritance b Evolution c Development d Growth 18 What is another word for a living thing? a Biome b Organism c Cell d Tissue 19 Which term means a group of similar organisms capable of interbreeding? a Population b Ecosystem c Community d Species 20 What term denotes the study of how living things interact with their environment? a Ecology b Biogeography c Physiology d Anatomy 21 What term refers to an organism that can make its own food? a Autotroph b Biotic factor c Heterotroph d Organism 22 What term refers to an organism that cannot make its own food and must consume others? a Autotroph b Stimulus c DNA d Heterotroph 23 What is the hierarchical level consisting of a cell and its surrounding tissue called? a Organ System b Cell c Biome d Tissue 24 Which level is the basic structural and functional unit of life? a Organ b Cell c Organ System d Population 25 What level includes a group of similar cells performing a common function? a Organism b Tissue c Organ d Biome 26 What level consists of tissues working together to perform a function? a Organ b Population c Cell d Organ System 27 What level includes an organized group of organs? a Organ b Ecosystem c Organ System d Tissue 28 What level refers to a group of organisms of the same species in an area? a Community b Ecosystem c Biome d Population 29 What level includes all the living and nonliving things in an area? a Community b Population c Ecosystem d Biome 30 What level describes a large region defined by climate and life forms? a Biome b Population c Organism d Ecosystem

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Biology Foundations QuizVersion en ligne

par Tyler Dempster

What term refers to the living things in an area?

Which term describes a living being?

What is the factor that originates from living matter and affects organisms?

What is a factor not derived from living matter that affects an organism?

What is the basic unit of life?

What term describes a living thing composed of a single cell?

What term describes an organism composed of many cells?

What carries genetic information?

What is a signal that triggers a response called?

What is the reaction or action to a stimulus called?

Reproduction without the fusion of gametes is called?

Reproduction with the fusion of gametes is called?

What term means an increase in size or number?

What term refers to the process of becoming more complex or mature?

Maintenance of stable internal conditions is called?

What describes the sum of all chemical reactions in an organism?

Change in traits over generations is called?

What is another word for a living thing?

Which term means a group of similar organisms capable of interbreeding?

What term denotes the study of how living things interact with their environment?

What term refers to an organism that can make its own food?

What term refers to an organism that cannot make its own food and must consume others?

What is the hierarchical level consisting of a cell and its surrounding tissue called?

Which level is the basic structural and functional unit of life?

What level includes a group of similar cells performing a common function?

What level consists of tissues working together to perform a function?

What level includes an organized group of organs?

What level refers to a group of organisms of the same species in an area?

What level includes all the living and nonliving things in an area?

What level describes a large region defined by climate and life forms?