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1
Which term describes a NON-LIVING factor (air, water, soil, etc)?
A
B
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Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
C Outside factors
D Organism factors
Which term describes LIVING factors (birds, plants, people, etc)?
A
B
Abiotic factors
Biotic factors
C
D
Outside factors
Organism factors
3
Draw an ecosystem in the box below and label the following: biotic factor, abiotic
factor, organism, population, community, and ecosystem.
4
Which of the following best describes a population?
A
B
5
C
D
A rabbit, bird, and deer in a field
Sunlight shining on a pond with algae and fish
All the organisms living in an area and the nonliving factors of their environment describe
A
B
6
A pig
A family of ducks
An ecosystem
A community
C
D
A population
A Kingdom
Insert the following terms in the most appropriate place in the pyramid.
Population
Organism
Community
Ecosystem
ORGANISM
POPULATION
COMMUNITY
ECOSYSTEM
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7
The function of a microscope is most similar to the function of a —
A hand lens
C camera
B pipette
D mirror
Organism
Q
R
S
T
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Unicellular
Multicellular
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
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

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
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Streptococcus pyogenes is a type of bacteria that can cause strep throat. The organism is
single celled and does not contain a nucleus. According to the table, which organism is most
likely Streptococcus pyogenes?
A
B
Q
R
C
D
S
T
9. Which location would eukaryotic belong? R AND T
10 Which location would prokaryotic belong? Q AND S
11 Autotroph and heterotroph refer to —
A the method an organism uses to reproduce
B the number of cells an organism contains
C the method an organism uses to obtain energy
D the method an organism uses for movement
12 Which characteristics describe whether a cell contains a nucleus?
A
B
Prokaryotic and eukaryotic
Unicellular and multicellular
C Autotrophic and heterotrophic
D Asexual and sexual
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13 Which two Kingdoms are prokaryotic?
A
B
Animalia and fungi
Plantae and Animalia
C Fungi and Bacteria
D Bacteria and Archaea
14 An unknown mineral can be identified by examining its —
A
B
Temperature
Size
C physical properties
D element composition
Mohs Scale of Hardness
Hardness
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Mineral
talc
gypsum
A
fluorite
B
feldspar
C
topaz
D
diamond
15 The Mohs scale of hardness serves as a basis for a mineral’s ability to be —
A
B
Polished
Burned
C scratched
D broken
16 If an unknown mineral scratches fluorite, it is harder than —
A gypsum
B feldspar
C topaz
D diamond
17 If a mineral is harder than gypsum, softer than topaz, and has a hardness greater than 4 but
less than 7, it would most likely belong in —
A
B
Box A
Box B
C Box C
D Box D
18 What is the difference between streak and color? Steak is the color of the mineral’s powder left
on the streak plate; Color is the color of the mineral itself.
19 Give 3 examples of an object that has luster. Coin, silver spoon, ring, etc.
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20 In order to be considered an organism it must contain at least ONE CELL.
21 What is the difference in a producer and a consumer? Producer makes its own food; Consumer
must consume other organisms for its energy.
22 Fill in the chart according to the characteristics of the Eukaryote kingdoms.
FUNGI
PLANTAE
ANIMALIA
PROTISTA
Multicellular or
Unicellular
BOTH
MULTICELLULAR
MULTICELLULAR
UNICELLULAR
Cell Wall or
No Cell Wall
CELL WALL
CELL WALL
NO CELL WALL
NO CELL WALL
Autotroph or
Heterotroph
HETEROTROPH
AUTOTROPH
HETEROTROPH
BOTH
23. What are the three organelles that a plant has that the animal cell does not?
CHLOROPLAST, CELL WALL, VACUOLE
24. What does unicellular mean?
SINGLE CELLED ORGANISM
Define the following terms.
25. Heterotrophic – ORGANISM THAT MUST CONSUME OTHER ORGANISMS FOR ENERGY
26. Autotrophic – ORGANISM THAT CAN MAKE ITS OWN ENERGY THROUGH
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
27. Decomposer – ORGANISM THAT CONSUMES DECAYING ORGANIC MATERIAL FOR
ENERGY
28. Consumer – HETEROPHIC ORGANISM THAT CAN BE A CARNIVORE, HERBIVORE, OR
OMNIVORE