+20 Questions on the Organization of Living Things

 +20 Questions on the Organization of Living Things

Here are 20 multiple choice questions on the Organization of Living Things, ideal for middle or high school biology students. The answers are provided at the end.


Multiple Choice Questions: Organization of Living Things

    1. What is the simplest level of biological organization?

A) Organ

B) Cell

C) Tissue

D) Organism

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    2. Which of the following is the correct order from simplest to most complex?

A) Organ → Cell → Tissue → Organism

B) Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ system → Organism

C) Tissue → Cell → Organ system → Organ

D) Organism → Organ system → Organ → Cell

    3. What is a group of similar cells that perform a specific function called?

A) Organ

B) System

C) Tissue

D) Cell group

    4. Which level of organization comes after tissues?

A) Cells

B) Organs

C) Organ systems

D) Organisms

    5. What are the basic building blocks of all living organisms?

A) Organs

B) Tissues

C) Cells

D) Systems

    6. Which of these represents the highest level of organization in a human body?

A) Organ

B) Organ system

C) Cell

D) Organism

    7. Which of the following is NOT a level of biological organization?

A) Tissue

B) Molecule

C) Organ

D) Machine

    8. Which of these is an example of a tissue?

A) Stomach

B) Muscle

C) Heart

D) Brain

    9. What do several organs working together form?

A) Tissue

B) Organ system

C) Organism

D) Cell

    10. Which level includes all other levels of biological organization?

A) Cell

B) Organ system

C) Organism

D) Organ

    11. Which is an example of an organ system?

A) Nervous system

B) Brain

C) Neuron

D) Muscle

    12. A single muscle cell is part of which level of organization?

A) Organ

B) Organ system

C) Tissue

D) Cell

    13. Which of the following correctly matches the level with its example?

A) Tissue - Heart

B) Organ - Stomach

C) Organ system - Cell membrane

D) Cell - Respiratory system

    14. Which structure in the body contains all the other levels?

A) Organ

B) Tissue

C) Organism

D) Cell

    15. Which of these structures is made up of tissues?

A) Organ

B) Molecule

C) Cell

D) Atom

    16. What is the name for a group of similar organs working together?

A) Organism

B) Tissue

C) Organ system

D) Cell

    17. In multicellular organisms, what allows specialization of cells?

A) Random movement

B) Cell walls

C) Cellular organization

D) External factors

    18. Which of the following best describes a multicellular organism?

A) Made of a single cell

B) Made of many identical cells doing the same job

C) Made of many cells with specialized functions

D) Made of tissues only

    19. Which level comes immediately before the organ system in organization?

A) Cell

B) Organ

C) Tissue

D) Organism

    20. What is the main advantage of having levels of organization in living things?

A) It increases body weight

B) It reduces energy use

C) It allows division of labor and efficiency

D) It makes organisms simpler

+20 Questions on the Organization of Living Things

Answer Key

    1. B) Cell

    2. B) Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ system → Organism

    3. C) Tissue

    4. B) Organs

    5. C) Cells

    6. D) Organism

    7. D) Machine

    8. B) Muscle

    9. B) Organ system

    10. C) Organism

    11. A) Nervous system

    12. D) Cell

    13. B) Organ - Stomach

    14. C) Organism

    15. A) Organ

    16. C) Organ system

    17. C) Cellular organization

    18. C) Made of many cells with specialized functions

    19. B) Organ

    20. C) It allows division of labor and efficiency


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