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1 Which of the following are true of the skeletal and muscular systems?   I. Contraction is the main function of the muscular system. II. Bones are moved by muscles; they don’t move. III. Support, protection, and blood cell formation are the main functions of the skeletal system.   I only is correct II only is correct I and III only are correct I, II, and III are correct

2 Which of the following are true of the skeletal and muscular systems?   I. Contraction is the main function of the muscular system. II. Bones are moved by muscles; they don’t move. III. Support, protection, and blood cell formation are the main functions of the skeletal system.   I only is correct II only is correct I and III only are correct I, II, and III are correct

3 Which of the following is the correct route of a nerve impulse in a spinal reflex arc (such as when the leg kicks after the space below the knee is struck with a reflex hammer)? A. Impulse travels up the sensory nerve, into the spine, and then immediately back to the muscle B. Impulse travels up the sensory nerve, up to the brain, and then back to the muscle Impulse travels up the muscle nerve, into the spine, and then immediately back to the sensory nerve D. Impulse travels up the muscle nerve, up to the brain, and then back to the sensory neve

4 Which of the following is the correct route of a nerve impulse in a spinal reflex arc (such as when the leg kicks after the space below the knee is struck with a reflex hammer)? A. Impulse travels up the sensory nerve, into the spine, and then immediately back to the muscle B. Impulse travels up the sensory nerve, up to the brain, and then back to the muscle Impulse travels up the muscle nerve, into the spine, and then immediately back to the sensory nerve D. Impulse travels up the muscle nerve, up to the brain, and then back to the sensory neve

5 Which tissue systems make up roots, stems, and leaves?
xylem and phloem parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma dermal, vascular, and ground nodes, internodes, and buds

6 Which tissue systems make up roots, stems, and leaves?
xylem and phloem parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma dermal, vascular, and ground nodes, internodes, and buds

7 Mold and mushrooms belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D
Mold and mushrooms belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D. Protista

8 Mold and mushrooms belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D
Mold and mushrooms belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D. Protista

9 Euglena and a paramecium belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C
Euglena and a paramecium belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D. Protista

10 Euglena and a paramecium belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C
Euglena and a paramecium belong to Kingdom A. Animal B. Plants C. Fungi D. Protista

11 Sperm and egg cells are sex cells, they are considered to be A
Sperm and egg cells are sex cells, they are considered to be A. Haploid B. Gametes c. 1n D. all the above

12 Sperm and egg cells are sex cells, they are considered to be A
Sperm and egg cells are sex cells, they are considered to be A. Haploid B. Gametes c. 1n D. all the above

13 What is the function of a red blood cell. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a red blood cell? A.Transport of gases B.Protection from pathogens C.Communicates through Electrical signals D.Skeletal movement

14 What is the function of a red blood cell. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a red blood cell? A.Transport of gases B.Protection from pathogens C.Communicates through Electrical signals D.Skeletal movement

15 What is the function of a neuron. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a neuron? A. Transport of gases B. Protection from pathogens C. Communicates through Electrical signals D. Skeletal movement

16 What is the function of a neuron. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a neuron? A. Transport of gases B. Protection from pathogens C. Communicates through Electrical signals D. Skeletal movement

17 What is the main function of the circulatory system?
A. Transport nutrients, oxygen, and waste products around the body B. Exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen gases between the body and atmosphere C. Isolate waste products and transport them out of the body D. Generate large scale movement of the body as well as internal organs

18 What is the main function of the circulatory system?
A. Transport nutrients, oxygen, and waste products around the body B. Exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen gases between the body and atmosphere C. Isolate waste products and transport them out of the body D. Generate large scale movement of the body as well as internal organs

19 What is the function of a muscle cell. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a muscle cell? A. Transport of gases B. Protection from pathogens C. Communicates through Electrical signals D. Skeletal movement

20 What is the function of a muscle cell. A. Transport of gases B
What is the function of a muscle cell? A. Transport of gases B. Protection from pathogens C. Communicates through Electrical signals D. Skeletal movement

21 What is the function of xylem. A
What is the function of xylem? A. Protects the plant from foreign invaders B. Provides more surface area for water absorption C. Creates more surface area with chloroplasts for photosynthesis D. Creates a vascular system that allows water and micronutrients to travel up a plant

22 What is the function of xylem. A
What is the function of xylem? A. Protects the plant from foreign invaders B. Provides more surface area for water absorption C. Creates more surface area with chloroplasts for photosynthesis D. Creates a vascular system that allows water and micronutrients to travel up a plant

23 Hormones in your body help you grow
Hormones in your body help you grow. Which body system is associated with helping you grow? A. Endocrine B. Muscular C. Excretory D. Circulatory

24 Hormones in your body help you grow
Hormones in your body help you grow. Which body system is associated with helping you grow? A. Endocrine B. Muscular C. Excretory D. Circulatory

25 What is the function of a palisade cell. A
What is the function of a palisade cell? A. Protect the plant from foreign invaders B. Provides more surface area for water absorption C. Creates more surface area closer to the sun with chloroplasts for photosynthesis D.Creates a vascular system that allows water and micronutrients to travel up a plant  

26 What is the function of a palisade cell. A
What is the function of a palisade cell? A. Protect the plant from foreign invaders B. Provides more surface area for water absorption C. Creates more surface area closer to the sun with chloroplasts for photosynthesis D.Creates a vascular system that allows water and micronutrients to travel up a plant  

27 Which body system is responsible for the movement of the body, as well as the movement of internal organs? A Skeletal system B Digestive system C Muscular system D Integumentary system

28 Which body system is responsible for the movement of the body, as well as the movement of internal organs? C Muscular system

29 The main function of the respiratory system is to—
rapidly communicate specific information using electrical impulses. B exchange gases, mostly carbon dioxide and oxygen, between the body and the atmosphere. C send signals in the form of hormones to the body to control growth, reproduction, and metabolism. D filter body fluids to remove waste products from the bloodstream.

30 The main function of the respiratory system is to—
B exchange gases, mostly carbon dioxide and oxygen, between the body and the atmosphere. C

31 What is function of Pepsin in your stomach A. Digests nucleic acids B
What is function of Pepsin in your stomach A. Digests nucleic acids B. Digests lipids C. Digests proteins D. Digests carbohydrates

32 What is function of Pepsin in your stomach A. Digests nucleic acids B
What is function of Pepsin in your stomach A. Digests nucleic acids B. Digests lipids C. Digests proteins D. Digests carbohydrates

33 Which of these equations sums up Photosynthesis A
Which of these equations sums up Photosynthesis A. Glucose + water oxygen and carbon dioxide B. Glucose + carbon dioxide oxygen and water C. Carbon dioxide + water glucose + oxygen sunlight sunlight sunlight

34 Which of these equations sums up Photosynthesis A
Which of these equations sums up Photosynthesis A. Glucose + water oxygen and carbon dioxide B. Glucose + carbon dioxide oxygen and water C. Carbon dioxide + water glucose + oxygen sunlight sunlight sunlight

35 The function of a leaf is to convert solar energy into sugar A. True B. False

36 The function of a leaf is to convert solar energy into sugar A. True B. False

37 Which of these is a physical change of digestive system A
Which of these is a physical change of digestive system A. Hamburger being chewed into pieces B. Saliva breaking down starch into sugars C. Proteins being broken down by acids in the stomach.

38 Which of these is a physical change of digestive system A
Which of these is a physical change of digestive system A. Hamburger being chewed into pieces B. Saliva breaking down starch into sugars C. Proteins being broken down by acids in the stomach.

39 The enzyme ____________ begins digestion of carbohydrates in the ________. A. pepsin; stomach B. Amylase : mouth C. lactase: small intesting D: Amylase: stomach

40 The enzyme ____________ begins digestion of carbohydrates in the ________. A. pepsin; stomach B. Amylase : mouth C. lactase: small intesting D: Amylase: stomach

41 Which of the following could be derived from meristem cell? I. Xylem II. Pholem III. Palisade cells IV. Root hair cells A. IV B. I and II C. I, II, III D. All of these

42 Which of the following could be derived from meristem cell? I. Xylem II. Pholem III. Palisade cells IV. Root hair cells A. IV B. I and II C. I, II, III D. All of these

43 Respiration takes place in_______________ A. Mitochondria B
Respiration takes place in_______________ A. Mitochondria B. Chloroplasts C. Nucleus

44 Respiration takes place in_______________ A. Mitochondria B
Respiration takes place in_______________ A. Mitochondria B. Chloroplasts C. Nucleus

45 Photosynthesis takes place in the _____________ A. Mitochondria B
Photosynthesis takes place in the _____________ A. Mitochondria B. Chloroplasts C. Nucleus

46 Photosynthesis takes place in the _____________ A. Mitochondria B
Photosynthesis takes place in the _____________ A. Mitochondria B. Chloroplasts C. Nucleus

47 Which body system provides a structural support for the body and its muscles?
Skeletal system B Digestive system C Muscular system D Integumentary system

48 Which body system provides a structural support for the body and its muscles?
A. Skeletal system

49 Which one of these is a nerve cell?

50 Which one of these is a nerve cell?

51 What do plant cells need to carry out photosynthesis? A. Chloroplasts B. Nucleus C. Cell wall

52 What do plant cells need to carry out photosynthesis? A. Chloroplasts B. Nucleus C. Cell wall

53 Which one of these is a plant cell taking in water

54 Which one of these is a nerve cell?
B

55 What tissue systems make up root, stems and leaves A
What tissue systems make up root, stems and leaves A. Xylem and phloem B. parenchyma, collenchyma, shlerenchyme C. dermal, vascular and buds

56 What tissue systems make up root, stems and leaves A
What tissue systems make up root, stems and leaves A. Xylem and phloem B. parenchyma, collenchyma, shlerenchyme C. dermal, vascular and buds

57 Tropism is a growth or turning movement of a plant in response to A
Tropism is a growth or turning movement of a plant in response to A. Stimulus B. Response

58 Tropism is a growth or turning movement of a plant in response to A
Tropism is a growth or turning movement of a plant in response to A. Stimulus B. Response

59 Geotropism is a type of tropism where plants growth responds to: A
Geotropism is a type of tropism where plants growth responds to: A. touch B. light C. gravity

60 Geotropism is a type of tropism where plants growth responds to: A
Geotropism is a type of tropism where plants growth responds to: A. touch B. light C. gravity

61 Kingdom A is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria
Kingdoms Kingdom Names A B C D E F Eukaryotic - + Cell wall Some Heterotrophic Unicellular True Tissues Aerobic +/- Kingdom A is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria

62 Kingdom A is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria
Kingdoms Kingdom Names A B C D E F Eukaryotic - + Cell wall Some Heterotrophic Unicellular True Tissues Aerobic +/- Kingdom A is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria

63 Kingdom C is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria
Kingdoms Kingdom Names A B C D E F Eukaryotic - + Cell wall Some Heterotrophic Unicellular True Tissues Aerobic +/- Kingdom C is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria

64 Kingdom C is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria
Kingdoms Kingdom Names A B C D E F Eukaryotic - + Cell wall Some Heterotrophic Unicellular True Tissues Aerobic +/- Kingdom C is most likely: A. Fungi B. Plant C. Arachaebacteria

65 Plants response to light is: A. Phototrophism B. Geotropism

66 Plants response to light is: A. Phototrophism B. Geotropism

67 Photosynthesis takes place in ________________ and cellular respiration occurs in __________.
Chloroplast; ribosomes Mitochondria; chloroplasts Chloroplasts; mitochondria Chloroplasts; lysosomes

68 Photosynthesis takes place in ________________ and cellular respiration occurs in __________.
Chloroplast; ribosomes Mitochondria; chloroplasts Chloroplasts; mitochondria Chloroplasts; lysosomes

69 Which of the following cells would best allow a plant to absorb additional water and nutrients?

70 Which of the following cells would best allow a plant to absorb additional water and nutrients?

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