7th Grade End Of Units Test Practice

1. The green color pigment found in chloroplasts of plants is called______________

Chlorophyll

Peroxisomes

Ribosomes

Eukaryotes

2. Jane Goodall spent countless hours among the chimpanzees doing scientific research. In her research, Jane learned that chimpanzees use stems or long blades of grass as tools to "fish" out a tasty meal from termite mounds. How did Jane learn this about the chimpanzees? This qualitative research is based on Jane following the chimpanzees, taking notes and making careful _______________

Observations

Inferences

Predictions

Models

3. One day, while watching the chimpanzees, Jane Goodall saw something peculiar. She watched as a chimpanzee looked into a hollow in a tree. The chimp picked off a handful of leaves from the tree and chewed on them. Then the chimp took the leaves out of its mouth and pushed the leaves into the tree hollow. When the chimp pulled the leaves back out, Jane saw the leaves sparkled with a gleam of water. The chimp then put the leaves back in its mouth. What was the chimp doing? How did Jane think through this experience?

4. Plant Organelle Word Bank
Cell membrane Chromatin Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough Nuclear membrane Plasmodesmata
Cell wall Cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth Nucleolus Peroxisome
Centrosome Golgi Bodies Mitochondria Nucleus Ribosomes
Chloroplasts Vacuoles
Use the Plant Cell Organelle word bank as you work to identify the parts of the plant organelle diagram. Identify Organelle # 4: # 4 is modeled as a green (because it contains chlorophyll), bean-shaped organelle. Photosynthesis takes place in this organelle, changing sunlight to chemical energy (food) for the plant.

Cell Membrane

Plasmodesma

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi Bodies

Peroxisome

Mitochondria

Cell Wall

Chloroplasts

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

Centrosome

5. Plant Organelle Word Bank
Cell membrane Chromatin Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough Nuclear membrane Plasmodesmata
Cell wall Cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth Nucleolus Peroxisome
Centrosome Golgi Bodies Mitochondria Nucleus Ribosomes
Chloroplasts Vacuoles
Use the Plant Cell Organelle word bank as you work to identify the parts of the plant organelle diagram. Identify Organelle # 12: # 12 is modeled as a purple sphere that contains many smaller organelles. This structure controls many of the functions of the cell and contains DNA (in the chromosomes).

Cell Membrane

Plasmodesma

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi Bodies

Peroxisomes

Mitochondria

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

Nucleus

Nuclear Membrane

Nucleolus

6. Plant Organelle Word Bank
Cell membrane Chromatin Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough Nuclear membrane Plasmodesmata
Cell wall Cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth Nucleolus Peroxisome
Centrosome Golgi Bodies Mitochondria Nucleus Ribosomes
Chloroplasts Vacuoles
Use the Plant Cell Organelle word bank as you work to identify the parts of the plant organelle diagram. Identify Organelle # 3: # 3 is modeled as a large membrane-bound space within the plant cell. It takes up much of the cell. It helps keep the shape of the cell, storing water and waste liquids.

Cell Membrane

Plasmodesmata

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi Bodies

Peroxisomes

Mitochondria

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

Nucleus

Vacuole

Nucleolus

Ribosomes

7. Identify which examples are qualitative observation/research.

There are 6 robin eggs in the nest.

The robin's nest is 6.5 feet above the ground.

The robin eggs are blue.

Robin eggs take 14 to 16 days to hatch.

8. What is a model?

A representation, a copy, replica of a complex object or process.

A prediction of what can occur.

A piece of a large sample.

A sample solution.

9. What is an experiment?

A test/trial to answer a problem or question.

A guess to discover the answer to a problem question.

An example to discover something new.

A solution to test or try.

10. What is an observation?

Information gathered by ones senses.

A way of thinking and reasoning.

Information gathered through research.

Information gathered through sampling.

11. What is classifying?

Classifying is the process or grouping together things that are alike in some way.

Classifying is creating models representing complex ideas or objects.

Classifying is predicting what will happen in an experiment.

12. Suppose a friend claims that ceiling fans are better at cooling than air conditioning because they cool faster. What kind of data do you need to collect to carry out this experiment?

Changes in air temperature over time.

Difference in the kilowatts used (electricity) used for fan vs. air conditioning.

Changes in the weather.

Changes in the moisture in the room.

13. Plant Organelle Word Bank
Cell membrane Chromatin Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough Nuclear membrane Plasmodesmata
Cell wall Cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth Nucleolus Peroxisome
Centrosome Golgi Bodies Mitochondria Nucleus Ribosomes
Chloroplasts Vacuoles
Use the Plant Cell Organelle word bank as you work to identify the parts of the plant organelle diagram. Identify Organelle # 6: # 6 is modeled as a thick, rigid membrane surrounding and framing the plant cell. The cell wall will bonds with other cell walls to form the structure of the plant.

Cell Membrane

Plasmodesma

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi Bodies

Peroxisome

Mitochondria

Cell Wall

Ribosomes

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

14. Plant Organelle Word Bank
Cell membrane Chromatin Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough Nuclear membrane Plasmodesmata
Cell wall Cytoplasm Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth Nucleolus Peroxisome
Centrosome Golgi Bodies Mitochondria Nucleus Ribosomes
Chloroplasts Vacuoles
Use the Plant Cell Organelle word bank as you work to identify the parts of the plant organelle diagram. Identify Organelle # 17: # 17 is the jellylike material outside the cell nucleus in which the organelles are located.

Cell Membrane

Plasmodesma

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

Golgi Bodies

Peroxisomes

Mitochondria

Cell Wall

Chloroplast

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum

Chromatin

Cytoplasm

15. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

Nosepiece

Body Tube

Stage

Diaphragm

16. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

Ocular (eyepiece)

Body tube

Revolving nosepiece

Diaphragm

17. What are predictions based on?

Predicting is forecasting based on past experience or evidence.

Predicting is guessing the data measurements.

Predicting is making a hypothesis.

Predicting is evaluating the evidence and outcome of testing.

18. What is skepticism?

Skepticism is having an attitude of doubt.

Skepticism is honesty, reporting the true outcomes of experiments and testing.

Skepticism is an eagerness to learn and be curious.

Skepticism is being open-minded, or capable of accepting new and different ideas.

19. Identify the kind of observation that is associated with amounts or numbers:

Qualitative observation

Quantitative observation

Field observation

Observation inference

20. Identify the kind of observation that is associated with description:

Qualitative observation

Quantitative observation

Field observation

Observation inference

21. Cell theory states:

22. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

Arm

Body Tube

Revolving nosepiece

Diaphragm

23. If the ocular lens has a power of 4X and the objective you are using has a power of 10X, what is your power of magnification?

The magnification is 40X

The magnification is 400X

The magnification is 20X

The magnification is 100X

24. What are cells?

Cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things.

Cells are tiny structures filled with empty spaces.

Cells are the basic units of living things.

Cells are animalcules, tiny moving organisms.

25. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

High Power Lens

Low Power Lens

Revolving nosepiece

Diaphragm

26. In testing, measurements are:

Constant

Observations

Variable

Data

27. A systematic approach to problem solving.

Scientific method

Law

Experiment

Theory

28. Why are models important to use?

Help to understand by representing objects or processes that are complex.

Help to learn through building.

Help to share information.

Help to teach and learn about objects and processes.

All of these.

29. A summary of the relationship between the hypothesis and the test results.

Theory

Hypothesis

Conclusion

Data

30. Which scientist concluded that all animals were made of cells?

Theodor Schwann concluded that all animals are made up of cells.

Matthias Schleiden concluded that all animals are made up of cells.

Rudolf Virchow concluded that all animals are made up of cells.

Robert Remak concluded that all animals are made up of cells.

31. This slide shows a cross section of onion skin cells. Choose the answer that correctly identifies two parts of the onion skin cell that are visible in this slide. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom)

The cell wall and nucleus are easily visible.

The cell membrane and nucleus are easily visible.

The cell wall and mitochondria are easily visible.

The cell membrane and nucleolus are easily visible.

32. If you are looking at the "e" through the microscope and you push your slide to the left, which way does the e in the microscope move?

It moves to the right.

It moves to the left.

It moves away from you.

It moves toward you.

33. In an experiment, what is: the manipulated (independent) variable?

The factor being tested in the experiment.

The variable that responds to the factor being tested.

The variable that is controlled.

The variable that is dependent on the factor being tested.

34. What is meant by saying that a hypothesis is testable?

Experimenters gather evidence that either supports or disproves the hypothesis.

Experimenters construct models that can repeat the process.

The hypothesis must have questions for further study.

The outcome of the test must be related to the hypothesis.

35. A suggested solution to a problem question.

Theory

Hypothesis

Conclusion

Data

36. Which scientist concluded all plants are made of cells?

Matthias Schleiden concluded that all plants are made of cells.

Theodor Schwann concluded that all plants are made of cells.

Rudolf Virchow concluded that all plants are made of cells.

Robert Remak concluded that all plants are made of cells.

37. An isolated factor to test the suggested problem solution.

Data

Independent variable

Variable

Dependent variable

38. In an experiment, what is: the responding (dependent) variable?

Those items measured in the experiment that is affected by the test factor.

The control factor.

The manipulated variable.

The independent variable.

39. A factor that may change in response to the test factor and measures the test factor change:

Variable

Independent variable

Dependent variable

Data

40. What is inferring?

To explain or interpret observations.

To predict based on observations.

To find evidence supporting an observation.

To give a hypothesis.

41. What is the control in an experiment?

The standard for comparison.

The equipment needed for the test/trial.

The dependent variables in an experiment.

The independent variables in an experiment.

42. Where is DNA found in a bacterial cell?

In a bacterial cell DNA is found in the cytoplasm.

In a bacterial cell DNA is found in the nucleus.

In a bacterial cell DNA is found in the nucleolus.

In a bacterial cell DNA is found in the centrosomes.

43. Identify the metric numeral for kilo

100

10,000

1,000

10

44. Egg Anatomy Word Bank

Air Sac Inner Membrane

Albumen Outer Membrane

Chalaza Shell

Germinal Spot Yolk

Identify parts of the egg from the diagram below:

Identify # 5

Identify # 6

Identify # 4

Identify # 7

Identify # 3

Identify # 8

Identify # 1

Identify # 2

Submit

45. Choose the metric numeral for deci.

.01

.1

.001

10

Cell membrane	Chromatin	Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough	Nuclear membrane	Plasmodesmata
Cell wall	Cytoplasm	Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth	Nucleolus	Peroxisome
Centrosome	Golgi Bodies	Mitochondria	Nucleus	Ribosomes
Chloroplasts				Vacuoles

Cell membrane	Chromatin	Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough	Nuclear membrane	Plasmodesmata
Cell wall	Cytoplasm	Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth	Nucleolus	Peroxisome
Centrosome	Golgi Bodies	Mitochondria	Nucleus	Ribosomes
Chloroplasts				Vacuoles

Cell membrane	Chromatin	Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough	Nuclear membrane	Plasmodesmata
Cell wall	Cytoplasm	Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth	Nucleolus	Peroxisome
Centrosome	Golgi Bodies	Mitochondria	Nucleus	Ribosomes
Chloroplasts				Vacuoles

Cell membrane	Chromatin	Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough	Nuclear membrane	Plasmodesmata
Cell wall	Cytoplasm	Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth	Nucleolus	Peroxisome
Centrosome	Golgi Bodies	Mitochondria	Nucleus	Ribosomes
Chloroplasts				Vacuoles

Cell membrane	Chromatin	Endoplasmic Reticulum Rough	Nuclear membrane	Plasmodesmata
Cell wall	Cytoplasm	Endoplasmic Reticulum Smooth	Nucleolus	Peroxisome
Centrosome	Golgi Bodies	Mitochondria	Nucleus	Ribosomes
Chloroplasts				Vacuoles

Air Sac	Inner Membrane
Albumen	Outer Membrane
Chalaza	Shell
Germinal Spot	Yolk

7th Grade End Of Units Test Practice

1. The green color pigment found in chloroplasts of plants is called______________

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

7. Identify which examples are qualitative observation/research.

8. What is a model?

9. What is an experiment?

10. What is an observation?

11. What is classifying?

12. Suppose a friend claims that ceiling fans are better at cooling than air conditioning because they cool faster. What kind of data do you need to collect to carry out this experiment?

15. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

16. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

17. What are predictions based on?

18. What is skepticism?

19. Identify the kind of observation that is associated with amounts or numbers:

20. Identify the kind of observation that is associated with description:

21. Cell theory states:

22. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

23. If the ocular lens has a power of 4X and the objective you are using has a power of 10X, what is your power of magnification?

24. What are cells?

25. Use the image of the microscope to answer this question. A thin red arrow points to the part of the microscope you need to identify. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom) The thin red arrow points to __________________

26. In testing, measurements are:

27. A systematic approach to problem solving.

28. Why are models important to use?

29. A summary of the relationship between the hypothesis and the test results.

30. Which scientist concluded that all animals were made of cells?

31. This slide shows a cross section of onion skin cells. Choose the answer that correctly identifies two parts of the onion skin cell that are visible in this slide. (Too zoom the image, either double tap or use 2 fingers spread to zoom)

32. If you are looking at the "e" through the microscope and you push your slide to the left, which way does the e in the microscope move?

33. In an experiment, what is: the manipulated (independent) variable?

34. What is meant by saying that a hypothesis is testable?

35. A suggested solution to a problem question.

36. Which scientist concluded all plants are made of cells?

37. An isolated factor to test the suggested problem solution.

38. In an experiment, what is: the responding (dependent) variable?

39. A factor that may change in response to the test factor and measures the test factor change:

40. What is inferring?

41. What is the control in an experiment?

42. Where is DNA found in a bacterial cell?

43. Identify the metric numeral for kilo

44. Egg Anatomy Word Bank Air Sac Inner Membrane Albumen Outer Membrane Chalaza Shell Germinal Spot Yolk Identify parts of the egg from the diagram below:

45. Choose the metric numeral for deci.

44. Egg Anatomy Word Bank

Air Sac Inner Membrane

Albumen Outer Membrane

Chalaza Shell

Germinal Spot Yolk

Identify parts of the egg from the diagram below: