The Ribbon of Life
This can also be found in the Diversity of LIfe Lab Notebook pages 28 and 29 (use iBooks to access it).
Sign in to Google to save your progress. Learn more
Name *
First and Last
1. Everything is made of atoms, including organisms. Write the sequence of increasing organization of atoms in living organisms. *
Start with atoms as the smallest unit and then add more increasing in size. You should come up with eight items going from the smallest, an atom, to the largest, multicellular organisms like us.
2. Some kinds of organisms are simple; others are complex. Put the major groupings of organisms in order from simplest to most complex. *
You can have a minimum of three but you'll probably find more.
3. Cells are alive, but not all living cells are organisms. Explain. *
4. What is the basic unit of life? Why do you think so? *
5. What organelles are found in all cells? *
6. What is the difference between a prokaryotic cell and a eukaryotic cell? *
7. How many kinds of organisms have prokaryotic cells? How many have eukaryotic cells? *
8. How are paramecia cells and sheep cells the same and how are they different? *
9. Plants and animals have tissues. What is a tissue? *
10. How do cells in animals such as mammals and other vertebrates get the resources they need to survive? *
11. Some say all life is aquatic. Explain what they mean. *
Submit
Clear form
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
This form was created inside of Chimacum Schools.

Does this form look suspicious? Report

Google Forms