Scientific Inquiry — Unit test Answers

A scientist is using a microscope to observe a type of bacteria.Which two structures would the scientist most likely see?

Which structures do plant cells have for making food that animal cells do not?

A scientist is observing a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell. Which structure could she only observe in the eukaryotic cell?

Which order shows the levels of organization from largest to smallest?

Which of these structures are found in both plant and animal cells?

Which are characteristics of a prokaryotic cell? Select three options.contains DNAlacks DNAcontains ribosomeslacks ribosomescontains a nucleuslacks a nucleus

TissuesOrgansOrgan systemsOrganisms

Alyssa is observing two cells, X and Y. Each cell is from either a plant or an animal. She records some of her observations in a chart.Cell ObservationsCell XCell Yhas a cell wallround shapeshaped like a rectanglehas a large nucleushas several organelleshas ribosomes

Which three structures are found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?

What makes up muscle tissue?

Chad drew a diagram to compare animal cells and bacterial cells.

The diagram shows a certain kind of cell with all its major parts labeled.

The diagram shows structures that represent different levels of organization in a human.

Which are characteristics of eukaryotic organisms? Select three options.may be single-celled or multi-celledhave cells that contain DNA within a nucleushave cells that contain DNA in the cytoplasmare always single-celledinclude plants and bacteriainclude animals and plants

What word is used to refer to a group of organ systems working together?

a cellan organ systeman organtissue

Which best compares plant and animal cells?

Lucia drew a diagram to compare animal cells and plant cells.

A scientist is observing onion cells and human cheek cells under a microscope.Which observation does she most likely make?

Ling made a study chart for science class.Plant and Animal CellsOrganelleType of Cellcell membraneplant and animal cellmitochondrionplant and animal cell?plant cell only