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Question9Type:9Multiple9Choice



1) Who9was9the9first9person9to9name9what9he9thought9were9single9cells?

a) Leeuwenhoek
b) Hooke
c) Schleiden
d) Schwann
e) Virchow

Answer:9b9Diffi

culty:9Easy
Learning9Objective:9LO91.19Identify9the9three9tenets9of9cell9theory.9Sectio
n9Reference:9Section91.19The9Discovery9of9Cells



2) The9first9compound9light9microscopes9were9constructed9by9the9end9of9the9sixteenth9century.9 What9
characteristic9defines9a9compound9microscope?

a) It9has9a9moveable9stage.
b) It9has9multiple9lenses.
c) Its9lens9is9double9the9size9of9simple9microscopes.
d) The9lens9has9two9different9colors.
e) It9has9two9different9light9sources.

Answer:9b9Diffi

culty:9Easy
Learning9Objective:9LO91.19Identify9the9three9tenets9of9cell9theory.9Sectio
n9Reference:9Section91.19The9Discovery9of9Cells



3) Who9was9the9first9scientist9to9examine9and9describe9living9cells?

a) Leeuwenhoek
b) Hooke
c) Schleiden
d) Schwann
e) Virchow

Answer:9a
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Difficulty:9Easy
Learning9Objective:9LO91.19Identify9the9three9tenets9of9cell9theory.9Sectio
n9Reference:9Section91.19The9Discovery9of9Cells

, 4) Who9is9generally9credited9with9the9discovery9of9cells?

a) Leeuwenhoek
b) Hooke
c) Schleiden
d) Schwann
e) Virchow

Answer:9b9Diffi

culty:9Easy
Learning9Objective:9LO91.19Identify9the9three9tenets9of9cell9theory.9Sectio
n9Reference:9Section91.19The9Discovery9of9Cells



5) Despite9being9correct9about9the9first9two9tenets9of9the9Cell9Theory,9Schleiden9and9Schwann9made9an
9error9about9another9central9feature9of9cells.9What9was9their9mistaken9claim?



a) They9believed9that9all9cells9were9smaller9than929µ9in9diameter.
b) They9claimed9that9all9cells9were9exactly9the9same9in9every9detail.
c) They9described9cells9as9immortal.
d) They9agreed9that9cells9could9arise9from9noncellular9materials.
e) They9stated9that9all9cells9had9nuclei9through9their9entire9existence.

Answer:9d9Difficult

y:9Medium
Learning9Objective:9LO91.19Identify9the9three9tenets9of9cell9theory.9Sectio
n9Reference:9Section91.19The9Discovery9of9Cells



6) Which9of9the9following9characteristics9is9NOT9a9basic9property9of9cells?

a) Cells9carry9out9a9variety9of9emotional9reactions.
b) Cells9engage9in9numerous9mechanical9activities.
c) Cells9generally9respond9to9stimuli.
d) Cells9are9capable9of9self-regulation.
e) Cells9evolve.

Answer:9a9Diffi

culty:9Easy
Learning9Objective:9LO91.29Explain9the9importance9of9the9fundamental9properties9shared9by9all9cells.9Secti
on9Reference:9Section91.29Basic9Properties9of9Cells



7) Which9of9the9following9statements9accurately9characterize9cells?

a) Cells9are9highly9complex9and9organized.
b) Cells9possess9a9genetic9program9and9the9means9to9use9it.
c) Cells9are9capable9of9producing9more9of9themselves.