Organizing cells

Question

Which of the following are true to all plants?

Answer 1

They are multicellular

Answer 2

They can only live on land

Answer 3

They can make their own food by photosythensis

Answer 4

Plants, fungi, invertebrates, vertebrates, and protists

Answer 5

Fungi, protists, animals, plants, and tissue

Answer 6

Protists, bacteria, plants, animals, organs

Answer 7

Animals, plants, bacteria, fungi, and protists

Answer 8

Commonly found in dry areas

Answer 9

All are unicellular

Answer 10

Have all organelles of a typical animal cell

Answer 11

Some can perform photosynthesis

Answer 12

All must obtain food from their environment

Answer 13

Multicellular organisms that cannot carry out photosynthesis

Answer 14

The most basic of all unicellular organisms; lack a nucleus

Answer 15

Usually obtain nutrients from dead or decaying matter; nutrients usually absorbed

Answer 16

Organisms that are neither plant nor animal but shares many of the same characteristics; usually unicellular but can be multicellular

Answer 17

The process by which a cell becomes specialized to perform many assigned functions

Answer 18

The process by which a cell become specialized to perform a specific function

Answer 19

Epithelial tissue

Answer 20

Muscle tissue

Answer 21

Phloem tissue

Answer 22

Thick-walled plant tissue

Answer 23

Connective tissue

Answer 24

Cotton tissue

Answer 25

Thin-walled plant tissue

Answer 26

Nervous tissue

Answer 27

Locomotive tissue

Answer 28

A group of plant cells that carry out photosynthesis

Answer 29

A group of organisms working together to carry out life's processes

Answer 30

A group of differentiated cells that work together to perform a specific function

Answer 31

Two or more tissues that work together to perform one or more functions

Answer 32

Two tissues working together to perform a specific function

Answer 33

Two or more tissues that work together to perform a specific function

Answer 34

They are interdependant

Answer 35

They are a group of organs that work together to perform related funtions

Answer 36

They include organs, tissues, and differentiated cells

Answer 37

Movement that takes an object from one place in its environment to another; a characteristic of animals, animal like protists and some bacteria only

Answer 38

A change in the shape or figure of all or part of an organism; a characteristic of plants, animals, and protists only

Answer 39

Movement that takes an object from one place in its environment to another; a characteristic of all living things

Answer 40

A change in the shape or figure of all or part of an organism; a characteristic of all living things

Answer 41

A change in shape or figure

Answer 42

Takes an object from point A to B

Answer 43

Is a characteristic of all living things

Answer 44

Can only be part of the organism

Answer 45

An invertibrate

Answer 46

A unicellular organism

Answer 47

A vertebrate

Answer 48

A multicellular organism

Answer 49

A system of tubes in a plant that transports nutrients from the leaves to the rest of the plant

Answer 50

A system of tubes in a plant that transports nutrients from the roots to the shoots to the leaves

Answer 51

A system of tubes in a plant that transports water and minerals from the roots to the shoots to the leaves

Answer 52

A system of tubes in a plant that transports water and minerals from the leaves to the rest of the plant

Answer 53

Bacteria in humans to aid digestion

Answer 54

Fungus decomposing a fallen tree

Answer 55

A fox chasing a rabbit

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