Test: The Cell (biología - 6º primaria


The CellVersion en ligne Answer the questions. par José Torrecillas Baena 1 Living organisms carry out the vital functions. a Reproduction, nutrition and excretion. b Interaction, reproduction and digestion. c Nutrition, interaction and pequetion d Nutrition, interaction and reproduction. 2 Nutrition is... a how a living organism obtains nutrients. b how a non-living organism obtains nutrients c how a living organism responds to its environment. d how a living organism produces offspring 3 Interaction is... a how a living organism responds to its nutrition. b how a living organism responds to its poop. c how a living organism responds to its environment. d how a living organism responds to its cells. 4 Reproduction is... a how a living organism produces interaction. b how a living organism produces a Ratoncito Abraham. c how a living organism produces poop. d how a living organism produces offspring. 5 All cells have three parts: a Cytoplasm, genetic material and a nucleus. b cell membrane, cytoplasm and genetic material. c Cell membrane, genetic material and a wolf. d Cell membrane, cytoplasm and a Little Lola. 6 Genetic material is... a is a gel inside the cell. b controls the function of the cell. c It regulates the exchanges of substances between the cell and the exterior. d is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell. 7 Cytoplasm is a a Little Nico thinking b is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell. c It regulates the exchanges of substances between the cell and the exterior. d a gel inside the cell. 8 The cell membrane a is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell. b controls the function of the cell. c Mister Moisés G. working ¡AWESOME! d gel inside the cell 9 There are two main types of cells. a Principal Santi's cells and Mr. Fernando's cells b Prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic cells c Eukaryotic cells and Unicellular cells. d Unicellular cells and multicellular cells 10 Prokaryotic cells have... a cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall,, nucleus and genetic material. b cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum, nucleus and genetic material. c cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum and nucleus. d cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum and genetic material. 11 A eukaryotic cell have: a Cell membrane, cytoplasm, flagelum,, organelles and genetic material. b Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, organelles and genetic material. c Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, organelles, flagellum and genetic material. d Cell membrane, cytoplasm, organelles and genetic material. 12 autotrophic is a They make their food by water substances b They obtain nutrients from other living organisms. c They make their food by combining water, carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. d They obtain nutrients by waste substances. 13 Heterotrophic cells: a They obtain nutrients eating a piece of Nico's brain. b They obtain nutrients from other living organisms. c They absorb nutrients like the God Moloch. d They make their food by combining water, carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun. 14 How does the function of interaction work in cells? a They change shape or change position. b They grow, change shape or change position. c They grow, d They change position. 15 How does the function of reproduction work in cells? a Cells reproduce by dividing themselves b Cells reproduce by eating other living organisms. c Cells reproduce by absorbing the sun. d Cells reproduce by eating Lolas. 16 A living organism is less developed... a if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions. b if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks 17 A living organism is more developed... a if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions. b if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks c if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks*. d if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions. 18 An example of a prokaryotic unicellular living organisms a Algae b Protozoa c Microscopic algae d Bacteria 19 Examples of eukaryotic unicellular living organisms are: Escoge una o varias respuestas a Algae b Plants c Mammal d Protozoa 20 Examples of multicellular living organisms without tissues are: Escoge una o varias respuestas a Cnidarians b Mushrooms c Sponges d Fish 21 Examples of ,ulticellular living organisms with tissues are: Escoge una o varias respuestas a Mushrooms b Cnidarians c Pig d Mosses 22 Examples of multicellular living organisms with tissues and organs are: Escoge una o varias respuestas a Pig b Human beings. c Tree d Ladybug e Ratoncito Abrahan f Joven Nico

1

Living organisms carry out the vital functions.

a

Reproduction, nutrition and excretion.

b

Interaction, reproduction and digestion.

c

Nutrition, interaction and pequetion

d

Nutrition, interaction and reproduction.

2

Nutrition is...

a

how a living organism obtains nutrients.

b

how a non-living organism obtains nutrients

c

how a living organism responds to its environment.

d

how a living organism produces offspring

3

Interaction is...

a

how a living organism responds to its nutrition.

b

how a living organism responds to its poop.

c

how a living organism responds to its environment.

d

how a living organism responds to its cells.

4

Reproduction is...

a

how a living organism produces interaction.

b

how a living organism produces a Ratoncito Abraham.

c

how a living organism produces poop.

d

how a living organism produces offspring.

5

All cells have three parts:

a

Cytoplasm, genetic material and a nucleus.

b

cell membrane, cytoplasm and genetic material.

c

Cell membrane, genetic material and a wolf.

d

Cell membrane, cytoplasm and a Little Lola.

6

Genetic material is...

a

is a gel inside the cell.

b

controls the function of the cell.

c

It regulates the exchanges of substances between the cell and the exterior.

d

is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell.

7

Cytoplasm is

a

a Little Nico thinking

b

is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell.

c

It regulates the exchanges of substances between the cell and the exterior.

d

a gel inside the cell.

8

The cell membrane

a

is a thin, flexible cover surrounding the cell.

b

controls the function of the cell.

c

Mister Moisés G. working ¡AWESOME!

d

gel inside the cell

9

There are two main types of cells.

a

Principal Santi's cells and Mr. Fernando's cells

b

Prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic cells

c

Eukaryotic cells and Unicellular cells.

d

Unicellular cells and multicellular cells

10

Prokaryotic cells have...

a

cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall,, nucleus and genetic material.

b

cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum, nucleus and genetic material.

c

cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum and nucleus.

d

cytoplasm, cell membrane, cell wall, flagelum and genetic material.

11

A eukaryotic cell have:

a

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, flagelum,, organelles and genetic material.

b

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, organelles and genetic material.

c

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, nucleus, organelles, flagellum and genetic material.

d

Cell membrane, cytoplasm, organelles and genetic material.

12

autotrophic is

a

They make their food by water substances

b

They obtain nutrients from other living organisms.

c

They make their food by combining water, carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun.

d

They obtain nutrients by waste substances.

13

Heterotrophic cells:

a

They obtain nutrients eating a piece of Nico's brain.

b

They obtain nutrients from other living organisms.

c

They absorb nutrients like the God Moloch.

d

They make their food by combining water, carbon dioxide and energy from the Sun.

14

How does the function of interaction work in cells?

a

They change shape or change position.

b

They grow, change shape or change position.

c

They grow,

d

They change position.

15

How does the function of reproduction work in cells?

a

Cells reproduce by dividing themselves

b

Cells reproduce by eating other living organisms.

c

Cells reproduce by absorbing the sun.

d

Cells reproduce by eating Lolas.

16

A living organism is less developed...

a

if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions.

b

if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks

17

A living organism is more developed...

a

if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions.

b

if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks

c

if it contains many cells and the cells have specific tasks*.

d

if it has few cells and the cells carry out all the vital functions.

18

An example of a prokaryotic unicellular living organisms

a

Algae

b

Protozoa

c

Microscopic algae

d

Bacteria

19

Examples of eukaryotic unicellular living organisms are:

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Algae

b

Plants

c

Mammal

d

Protozoa

20

Examples of multicellular living organisms without tissues are:

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Cnidarians

b

Mushrooms

c

Sponges

d

Fish

21

Examples of ,ulticellular living organisms with tissues are:

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Mushrooms

b

Cnidarians

c

Pig

d

Mosses

22

Examples of multicellular living organisms with tissues and organs are:

Escoge una o varias respuestas

a

Pig

b

Human beings.

c

Tree

d

Ladybug

e

Ratoncito Abrahan

f

Joven Nico

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The CellVersion en ligne

par José Torrecillas Baena

Living organisms carry out the vital functions.

Nutrition is...

Interaction is...

Reproduction is...

All cells have three parts:

Genetic material is...

Cytoplasm is

The cell membrane

There are two main types of cells.

Prokaryotic cells have...

A eukaryotic cell have:

autotrophic is

Heterotrophic cells:

How does the function of interaction work in cells?

How does the function of reproduction work in cells?

A living organism is less developed...

A living organism is more developed...

An example of a prokaryotic unicellular living organisms

Examples of eukaryotic unicellular living organisms are:

Examples of multicellular living organisms without tissues are:

Examples of ,ulticellular living organisms with tissues are:

Examples of multicellular living organisms with tissues and organs are: