Levels of Biological Organization
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Levels of Biological Organization — Free MYP2 Sciences Practice Questions

1QuestionExamples in Humans and PlantsConcept Practice
2 marks~3 minCriterion A
The diagram below shows a plant cell with one structure labeled X.
a
Identify the structure labeled X. [1]
b
Describe one function of this structure in the plant cell. [1]
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2QuestionInterdependence of LevelsAssessment Practice
4 marks~6 minCriterion D
A local council plans to clear a small forest to build housing. The forest is home to deer and has rich soil supported by tree roots and fallen leaves.
a
Identify one resource the deer would lose if the forest is removed. [1]
b
Explain how removing the forest affects soil health at the chemical level. [2]
c
Compare the ease of predicting impacts on the deer with the ease of predicting impacts on the soil. [1]
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3QuestionFrom Cells to Tissues Organs and SystemsAssessment Practice
6 marks~9 minCriterion C
A researcher measures oxygen consumption and glucose uptake in three mouse tissues before and after 10 minutes of treadmill running. Metabolic rate — how fast a cell uses energy — is shown by both measures.

Oxygen consumption (mL O₂/g/h):
Skeletal muscle — Before8After: 24
Heart muscle — Before12After: 20
Liver — Before10After: 9


Glucose uptake (mg glucose/g/h):
Skeletal muscle — Before15After: 45
Heart muscle — Before20After: 35
Liver — Before18After: 17


A student claims: "Only muscle tissue increases its metabolic rate during exercise."
a
Identify which tissue shows the largest increase in oxygen consumption after exercise. [1]
b
Calculate the change in glucose uptake for skeletal muscle and for heart muscle. Show your working. [2]
c
Compare the metabolic responses of skeletal muscle, heart muscle, and liver during exercise, and explain whether the data support or contradict the student's claim. [3]
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4QuestionExamples in Humans and PlantsAssessment Practice
6 marks~9 minCriterion B
The table below shows the levels of biological organization found in four organisms.

OrganismLevels present
Amoebacell only
Hydracell, tissue
Earthwormcell, tissue, organ, system
Oak treecell, tissue, organ, system
a
Identify the pattern in the number of organizational levels as organisms increase in complexity. [2]
b
Explain why more complex organisms need more levels of organization. [2]
c
Compare the levels of organization you would expect in a human with those in an amoeba, and suggest why the difference exists. [2]

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