Explore the basics of microscopy, cell structure, and processes like osmosis through diverse, interactive questions designed to enhance understanding of fundamental biological concepts.
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The cell wall
The vacuoles
The chlorophyll in the chloroplasts
All of these.
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Organs
Organelles
Vaculoles
Cellulets
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Sugar
Water
Carbon dioxide
Both a and b
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Nuclear area
Cytoplasm
Cellular cavity
Vacuole
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Control center of the cell
Place where cellular respiration takes place
Place where chemical energy is burned
All of the above.
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The concentration of water is lower outside the cell so water molecules move out
The concentration of water molecules is higher outside the cell so water molecules move in
Water moves in the direction that will help to establish equilibrium between the cell and it’s environment
Both a and c.
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Because the leaf could not use carbon dioxide to photosynthesize
Because the leaf was producing carbon dioxide during the process of cellular respiration
Both a and b
Neither a nor b.
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Objective space
Field of vision
Working distance
Magnification
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Nucleus
Mitochondria
Lysosomes
None of the above
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Digestion
Osmosis
Metabolism
Diffusion
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Growth includes all the changes during an organism's life cycle, while development describes what happens to an organism before it is born
Growth is the process of becoming larger, while development describes getting older
Growth is the process of becoming larger, while development describes the physical changes that occur in an organism during its life cycle.
None of these
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Cells, organ, organism, organ systems, tissue
Cells, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
Cells, organism, organ, organ systems, tissue
None of these
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Solid, liquid, gas
Liquid, solid, gas
Gas, solid, liquid
Gas, liquid, solid
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Power of low power objective X power of high power objective = magnification
Power of high power objective + power of low power objective = magnification
Power of ocular lens X power of objective lens = magnification
Power of ocular lens + power of objective lens = magnification
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Quadratic formula solution
Question for further study
Questions falsely studied
Questions friends study
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Arm
Diaphragm
Body tube
Revolving nosepiece
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Oxygen
Hydrogen
Water
Carbon dioxide
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Animal cells have cell walls, plant cells do not
Plant cells have cell walls, animal cells do not
Animal cells have more mitochondrial than plant cells
Both b and c.
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That the membrane surrounding the cell does not allow materials to pass through it without the expenditure of energy
That only certain substances are allowed to pass through without the expenditure of energy
That the cell is protected by a cell wall
All of these
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Respond to their surroundings
Reproduce
Breathe oxygen
Grow and develop
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Endoplasmic reticulum
Ribosomes
Chloroplasts
None of these
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Diffusion
Osmosis
Neither a or b
Since osmosis is a special case of diffusion, both a and b.
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Chloroplast
Lipid
Nucleus
Vacuole
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From areas of high concentration to areas of lower concentration
Down a concentration gradient
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
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Field of vision
Magnification area
Lens space
Working distance
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The “power houses” of the cell.
The organelles where chemical energy in the form of sugar is converted to energy in a form that a cell can use to carry out its life processes
Organelles where photosynthesis takes place
All of these
Both a and b
None of these
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The mitochondria of cells
Random motion of molecules
Spontaneous generation
Semi-permeable membranes
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Complete sentences
Restate all of the background information
If....then.....format
Restate the purpose
Describe what you found out (the answer to your scientific question)
Include a QFS
Support yourself with specific data
Use proper terminology/vocabulary
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Themal energy created by the motion of molecules
A measure of the kinetic motion of molecules
Both a and b
Neither a nor b
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Organized with the cell being the basic unit
Contain similar chemicals
Are multicellular
Are unicellular
Reproduce
Make their own food
Respond to their surroundings
Grow and develop
Use energy to power chemical processes to carry on life functions
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Water and glucose
Carbohydrates
Proteins and lipids
Genetic material
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Cells are the basic unit of structure and function in living things.
Tissues are made up of cells.
All living things are made up of cells
Both plants and animals are living things.
All cells come from pre-existing cells
Organisms are created through spontaneous generation
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To discover what is meant by field of vision
To discover what is meant by magnification
To discover what is meant by depth of field
All of these.
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