The document appears to be a quiz about characteristics of living things and the Mystery Matter Lab experiment. It contains 15 multiple choice questions testing knowledge about what defines life, the variables in an experiment, and the results and conclusions of the Mystery Matter Lab. The questions cover topics such as the characteristics of living things, the conditions required for life, variables in experiments, and the results that showed Mystery Matter was a living thing due to its response to stimuli.

1. International School
Manila
Characteristics of
Living Things

2. #1
Fire is not alive because…
A: It is not made up of B: Can move
cells
C: Can grow D: Can Reproduce

3. A

4. #2
There a 3 conditions needed for life. Water,
nutrients , and ____________.
A: The Sun B: Glucose
C: Energy D: Food

5. C

6. #3
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of living things?
A: Adapts to its B: Responds to its
environment environment
C: Reproduces D: Tastes good

7. D

8. #4
Mystery Matter was…
A: A protist B: Yeast
C: What’s Mystery D: Was not a living thing
Matter?

9. B

10. #5
The Control Flask in The Mystery Matter Lab
had
A: glucose B: No water
C: No glucose D: Salt

11. C

12. #6
In the Mystery Matter Lab Flask 4 should have inflated the
most because
A: It had the most B: Had the most mystery
glucose matter
C: Had the least amount D: Got the most sunlight
of water

13. A

14. #7
We know Mystery Matter was alive because
A: It bubbled and frothed B: The amount of glucose
decreased
C: The balloons on flasks D: All of the above
2,3, and 4 inflated

15. D

16. #8
The control group
A: Is the group that B: Stays the same
changes
C: The group used as a D: Is not always needed
basis for comparison in an experiment

17. C

18. #9
An example of responding to the environment is
A: A turtle tucking into its B: Moving your hand
shell away from a hot pan
C: A plant growing D: All of the above
towards the light

19. D

20. #10
3 variables needed in a experiment are…
A: Independent, constant, B: Dependent,
variable independent, constant
C: Control, dependent, D: None of the above
test group

21. B

22. #11
The Effect of Sunlight on the Growth of a Plant.
An example of the dependent variable is
A: Keeping a group of B: Changing the amount
plants in the dark of sunlight
C: Both A and B D: 25 cm

23. D

24. #12
A Constant Variable in the Mystery Matter Lab was
A: The amount of Water B: The amount of yeast
C: Both A and B D: Neither A and B

25. C

26. #13
What could be done to make the Mystery Matter Lab
results more accurate?
A: Add more glucose B: Add more mystery
matter
C: Add more water D: Get bigger balloons

27. A

28. #14
The independent variable is
A: The results of the B: The variable that is
experiment manipulated
The variable that is
C: The variable that stays D: tested against the
the same control group

29. B

30. #15
Yeast is an example of ___________
A: A protist B: A bacteria
C: A fungi D: Virus

31. C

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