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A: Nerve cells
C: Muscle cells
B: Blood Cells
D: Bone Cells
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Specialized cells are specialized for particular tasks. These types of cells are
specialized to provide structure and support. They are called ...
D : Bone Cells
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A: Organs
C: System
B: Cells
D: Tissue
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A lot of cells of the same kind join together to form a ….
D : Tissue
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A: Tissues
C: Cells
B: Organs
D: System
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B : Organs
Brain, heart and lungs are some of the important _______________ in a body.
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A: System
C: Cell
B: Group
D: Atom
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Some tissues and organs work together like the members of the team. The parts that work
together are called …
A : System
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A: Hold its shape
C: Move the contents around
B: Line the walls of the stomach
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The stomach is an organ which is made up of different tissues. The connective tissue, in the stomach,
is the specialized tissue that enables the stomach to ...
A : Hold its shape
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A: Cells always a nucleus
C: Plant cells differ from animal cells
B: An organism can consist of just one cell.
D: Eggs are cells
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Which of the following about cells is NOT true?
A : Cells always have anucleus
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A: Palisade cell
C: Root cell
B: Sperm Cell
D: Nerve Cell
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Which is the odd one out?
B : Sperm Cell
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A: Cytoplasm
C: Cell wall
B: Cell membrane
D: Nucleus
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Which part of the cell controls the activities
inside the cell?
D : Nucleus
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A: Organs, Tissues, Systems
C: Tissues, organs, systems
B: Systems, Organs, Tissues
D: Organs, Systems, Tissues
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The organisation of cells follows this pattern. Cells
C: Tissues, Organs, Systems
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A: Blood
C: Muscle
B: Nerves
D: Stomach
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Which of the following is an organ?
D: Stomach
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A: Cell
C: Organ system
B: Tissue
D: Organ
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Blood is considered a(n)…
B : Tissue
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A: Block-shaped
C: Long and tube-like
B: Round
D: Brick-shaped
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Cells that form a system through which water,
food and other materials move in a plant are …
C : Long and Tube-like
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A: DNA
C: Glycogen
B: Chromosomes
D: Genes
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The compound in the cell that is used to
store genetic information is …
A : DNA
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A: Oxygen
C: Sodium
B: Carbon Dioxide
D: Cholesterol
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All of the following substances would be moved across the cell membrane by
diffusion except …
D: Cholesterol
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A: An electric circuit
C: A closet
B: A bakery manager
D: A wall
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Which of these is similar in function to
a vacuole?
B : A Bakery Manager
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