Cells
Tissues
Organs!
Populations, Communities, & Ecosystems
Levels of Organization
100

This is the smallest unit of life.

What is a cell?

100

A group of similar cells working together.

What is tissue?

100

Organs are made of these.

What are tissues? 

100

A group of the same species living in one area.

What is a population? 

100

Put these in order: organ, cell, tissue.

What is cell → tissue → organ?

200

This cell part controls the cell.

What is the nucleus?

200

Muscle tissue helps the body do this.

What is movement?

200

This organ pumps blood through the body.

What is the heart?

200

All the different living things in an area together.

What is a community? 

200

The environmental level above an organism.

What is a population? 

300

Plant cells have this structure for support.

What is the cell wall?

300

This tissue sends messages through the body.

What is nervous tissue?


300

he brain belongs to this organ system.

What is the nervous system? 

300

Living and nonliving things interacting in an area.

What is an ecosystem? 

300

The largest level of organization on Earth.

What is the biosphere?

400

Red blood cells carry this gas through the body.

What is oxygen?

400

Cardiac muscle tissue is found in this organ.

What is the heart?

400

Leaves are organs in this type of organism.

What is a plant?


400

A pond with fish, algae, water, rocks, and sunlight is an example of this.

What is an ecosystem? 

400

A forest, desert, and tundra are examples of this level.

What is a Biome? 

500

Plant and animal cells are examples of this type of cell.

What are eukaryotic cells?

500

This tissue covers and protects the outside of the body.

What is epithelial tissue?

500

This organ helps humans breathe.

What are the lungs? 

500

Nonliving parts of an ecosystem are called this.

What are abiotic factors? 

500

A wolf is an example of this level of organization.

What is an organism? 

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