PRACTICE QUESTIONS CHAPTER1 The major themes of biology are12 and 5 Every organism that is made up of millions of biological system also arises from6 A cell is the basic unit of 7and a cell can also be considered a 8.Smaller organisms (i.e. specifically prokaryotes) that inhabit other organisms and are considered biological system are9 and The term used when an organism that is a biological system depends on other biological systems is known as11 At the structural level, the neurons and the red blood cells are similar. (12: True or False); and on the other hand at the functional level, the neurons and red blood cells perform similar function (13: True or False). During transmission of information, each organism is able to receive information from their surrounding (14: True or False). The survival and function of every living cell and living organism depend on the ordertly of 15 Biology is the study of 16Life depends on the continuous input of energy from the 17_;and every activity of a living cell or living organism requires 18Energy from the sun flows through individual 19 and through 20 Also within living cells and living organisms, energy is continuously transferred from one matter to another form of matter known as 21 The process by which population of an organism changes overtime is called 22 lanet and population has evolved (23: True or False). The major themes of biology are the force that gives life its unique characteristics (24: True or False) Scientists have vast evidences that the diverse life-forms on this The studies of life and living things is called All organisms comprise of a basic unit of life called 26New cells are always formed from previous existing cells by a process called 27Cell division consists of two major phases called 2 and . The two major types of cells are the _-30 cells and 31cells. Some of the simplest life-forms of prokaryotes and eukaryotes are the 32 and the 33and these simplest life-forms have single- cell, therefore they are called 34 Complex life-forms with multiple cells, such as plants, animals, and humans are called 35 The tenet of the cell theory are 36 human body is 39 4041 and 38 The average number of cells found in the The three major types of cells in the human body are and4