Biology: Unity and Diversity

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What is the main focus of biology?

  • The study of chemistry and physics
  • The study of unity and diversity of life (correct)
  • The study of human behavior
  • The study of Earth's ecosystems

Which statement accurately describes the unity of all life forms?

  • They solely depend on human existence
  • They are all multicellular organisms
  • They share a common heritage and genetic code (correct)
  • They are all prokaryotes

What is a key factor responsible for the diversity of living things?

  • Human dependence on diverse forms of life
  • Evolutionary forces shaping them differently over long periods of time (correct)
  • Genetic similarity among different species
  • Photosynthetic abilities of plants

Which type of organisms are bacteria and Paramecium?

<p>Unicellular (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes Paramecium from Bacteria?

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What do all living things (organisms) have in common?

<p>Similar chemical elements and laws of chemistry and physics (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a characteristic shared by all living things?

<p>Organization from atoms to the biosphere (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the smallest structural and functional unit of all living things?

<p>Molecule (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which sequence represents the correct order of classification categories from more inclusive to least inclusive?

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What is the hereditary characteristic where living things produce offspring that resemble themselves?

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Which category is the brain mainly made of?

<p>Nervous tissue (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the genetic material in living organisms made of?

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What defines life by recognizing what living things do?

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Which characteristic ensures that internal conditions in living things remain relatively stable?

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'Multicellular organisms have several cells of many types' exemplifies which level of biological organization?

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'Living things share the characteristics of life, which differentiate them from non-living things' suggests that they are organized in a similar manner and have genes made of which material?

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What is the main focus of biology?

<p>Exploring the diversity and unity of life forms (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes Paramecium from Bacteria and other organisms mentioned?

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What ensures that internal conditions in living things remain relatively stable?

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Which category primarily includes human beings as part of the diverse living world?

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What is responsible for the diversity of living things?

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'Bacteria and Paramecium are unicellular (microscopic), the others are multicellular' exemplifies which aspect of biology?

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What is the genetic material in living organisms made of?

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Which characteristic ensures that internal conditions in living things remain relatively stable?

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What distinguishes Paramecium from Bacteria?

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Which level of biological organization exemplifies the structure suitable for conducting a nerve impulse?

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Which category is the brain mainly made of?

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What is the main focus of biology?

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'Multicellular organisms have several cells of many types' exemplifies which level of biological organization?

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What defines life by recognizing what living things do?

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What is a key factor responsible for the diversity of living things?

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What do all living things (organisms) have in common?

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Study Notes

  • Biology is the scientific study of life in all its forms on Earth.
  • Unity: All life forms share a common heritage, a common chemistry, genetic code, and basic life processes.
  • Diversity: Living things come in many different forms and functions, shaped by evolution over long periods.
  • Human beings are a part of the diverse living world.
  • Unicellular organisms, like bacteria and Paramecium, are microscopic and simple, while multicellular organisms are complex and larger.
  • Prokaryotes, like bacteria, have no nucleus, while eukaryotes have a nucleus and are more complex.
  • Plants are photosynthetic and make their own food, while others do not.
  • Definition of life: Organized from atoms to the biosphere, acquire materials and energy, grow and develop, reproduce, are homeostatic, respond to stimuli, and have adaptation.
  • Organization of living systems begins with atoms, which make up molecules, and the cell is the smallest structural and functional unit.
  • Multicellular organisms have multiple cells and tissues, which form organs and organ systems.
  • Taxonomy is the science of classification to group organisms into categories from larger (more inclusive) to smaller (least inclusive) categories: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species.

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