Levels of Organisation Quiz
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1. Which list shows the levels of organisation correctly from smallest to largest?
- A. Cells, organelles, tissues, organs, systems
- B. Organelles, cells, tissues, organs, systems
- C. Tissues, cells, organelles, organs, systems
- D. Organs, systems, tissues, cells, organelles
2. What is a tissue?
- A. A single cell with a specific function
- B. A group of similar cells working together to perform a shared function
- C. A structure within a cell
- D. A group of organs working together
3. Which of these is an example of an organ?
- A. Mitochondrion
- B. Xylem
- C. The stomach
- D. The digestive system
4. The heart contains muscle tissue, connective tissue and nervous tissue. This best illustrates that:
- A. An organ is made of a single tissue type
- B. An organ is made of two or more tissues working together
- C. Tissues are made of many organs
- D. Organelles form directly into systems
5. A student says "the digestive system is an organ because it contains the stomach." Which statement corrects this?
- A. This is correct because the digestive system is large
- B. The digestive system is a system, as it is a group of organs (stomach, small intestine, pancreas) working together
- C. The stomach is not an organ, it is a tissue
- D. Organs are always larger than systems