02.04.2022

Explain how atoms are organized into molecules?

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1. The smallest level of organization in living things is

B) The cell.

2. A group of cells working together make up a(n)

C) Tissue

3. An organ system is made up of

A) group of organs working together.

4. An organism is made up of
C).A group of organ systems working together.


5. All of the following are a part of the cell theory except
C) All cells are exactly the same.

6. Which of the following is a unicellular organism?
D) a bacteria

7. An organism that contains multiple cells is known is correctly known as a
A) multicellular organism.

8. The process of cells dividing into new, identical cells is known as
A) Mitosis

9. Which of the following is not true of cells?

C) Some cells are living and some cells are not.

10. Organelles in cells are similar to in humans.
C) Organs

11. This organelle contains the information to run the cell.
Nucleus

12. Which of the following organelles is found in plants cells but not in animal cells?
B) Cell wall

13. Which of the following organelles is responsible for breaking down food into energy?
C) Mitochondria

14. The cell membrane helps maintain in the cell by controlling what comes in and out of the cell.

B) Homeostasis

15. What is homeostasis?
B) Homeostasis is when cells maintain internal balance.

16. The system is responsible for protecting the body against infection.
A) Immune

17. Which body system is responsible for bringing oxygen into the body?
B) Respiratory System

18. The system extracts energy from food.
D) Digestive

19. The nervous system is responsible for
C) passing information from the brain to the rest of the body.

20. Which body system is responsible for transporting nutrients to the different parts of the body?
C) Circulatory System

21. Viruses are the only infectious agents that are
C).not living.

22. Which of the following is a way your body fights a bacterial infection?
A) Fever

23. Which of the following levels of classification is the least specific?
A) Domain

24. Domains are broken down into;
D) Kingdoms

25. Which level of organization is the largest?
A).Domain

***THE ONLY ONE THAT IS QUESTIONABLE IS #4
Biology
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Nitrogen waste from an organism is converted into usable nutrients for others.

Explanation:

Elements found in waste produced by some organisms are later recycled via the appropriate biogeochemical cycle.

Biology
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Nitrogen waste from an organism is converted into usable nutrients for others.

Explanation:

Elements found in waste produced by some organisms are later recycled via the appropriate biogeochemical cycle.

Biology
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The correct option is this: A specific enzyme removes the hydrogen from the monosaccharide and the hydroxide from the polysaccharide, creating a bond between the two and creating a water molecule.

Explanation:

The process by which a monosaccharide molecule is added to an existing polysaccharide in biological systems is called CONDENSATION POLYMERIZATION.

During the process of condensation, an hydrogen atom and an hydroxide molecule from the reactants come together to form a water molecule; this leads to the formation of covalent bond between the reactants.

Condensation reaction is used in living organisms to produce complex macro molecules such as carbohydrates, proteins and lipids, which are needed by the body for health growth.

Remember, condensation reaction always results in loss of water molecules and formation of more complex molecule. One example of monosaccharide is glucose while cellulose (found in plants) and starch (found in animals) are examples of polysaccharides.

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According to the levels of organization in the body, the level of organization in which proteins, like collagen, are found is the molecular level, allowing the structural support and the performance of other essential functions.

Explanation:

Proteins are biological macromolecules, polymers of units called amino acids. These molecules belong to the molecular level of organization in living organisms.

The level of organization where proteins are found allows them:

Form an essential part of cells.Contribute to the construction of tissues and organs.Participate in metabolic reactions, as enzymes. Defense of the organism, in the form of antibodies.Regulation of vital functions, forming hormones.

Other functions of proteins are to integrate the cell membranes and perform transport function, to form receptors and to be an energy reserve.

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