1.

It refers to the smallest and

most fundamental unit of
matter
a. molecules
b. atom
c. organelles
2. The negatively charged
particles of an atom is called
_______.
a. proton
b. electron
c. neutron
3. These are chemical structures
consisting of at least two atoms
held together by one or more
chemical bonds.
a. atom
b. organelle
c. molecules
4. A macromolecule which
contains the instructions for the
structure and functioning of all
living organisms.

a. DNA b. RNA c. mRNA

5. Small structures that are
composed of macromolecule
aggregates within the cell.
a. membranesb. organs c.
organelles
6. The smallest
fundamental unit of
structure and function in
living organism is called
a. cell b. organelle c. organ
7. This is called a
biological entity and not
considered living.
a. virus b. cell
c. bacteria
8. A single-celled or colonial
organisms that do not have
membrane-bound nuclei.
a. eukaryotes
b. prokaryotes
c. virus
9. Cells of ________ do not have
membrane-bound organelles
and membrane-bound nuclei.
a. eukaryotes
b. prokaryotes
c. virus
10. Group of similar cells
carrying out similar or
related functions.
a. tissues b. organ c.
organism
11. _______ are collections
of tissues grouped together
performing a common
function.
a. organ b. organelle c.
organism
12. A higher level of
organization that consist of
functionally related organ.
a. organ
b. organ system
c. organism
13. All individuals of a species
living within a specific area are
collectively called ______.
a. organism
b. population
c. community
14. A _______ is the sum of
population inhabiting a
particular area.
a. community
b. b. population
c. c. organism
15. The highest level of
organization which is the zone
of life on earth.
a. community
b. ecosystem
c. biosphere