1st Semester Review
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- Q1What type of energy transformation is taking place during photosynthesis?Radiant to ChemicalMechanical to ChemicalChemical to RadiantChemical to Mechanical30s
- Q2All bones, including the skull are part of which body system?Skeletal SystemCirculatory (Cardiovascular)NervousIntegumentary30s
- Q3What is the function of the cell membrane?To regulate what enters and leaves which helps maintain homeostasisControls function of the cellAllows for storage and waste removalUtilize energy in the cell30s
- Q4Which organelle is larger in a plant to allow for extra storage?MitochondrionNucleusCytoplasmVacuole30s
- Q5Which of the following is "incorrect" regarding the cell?Nucleus - directs cell's activitiesMitochondrion - utilize energycell wall - provides support and protectioncell wall- regulates what enters and exits30s
- Q6Two multi cellular organisms, one is a producer and one is a consumer. According to the cell theory, what do they have in common?Both have a cell wallComposed of cellsBoth ConsumersBoth Producers30s
- Q7This single celled organism is a consumer, like other living organisms it maintains homeostasis, which part of the cell theory helps explain this?It has organ systemsThey are the basic (smallest) unit of lifeThey photosynthesizeThey work with other cells30s
- Q8A single celled and multi-celled organism that both go through photosynthesis. According to cell theory, what is carried out by both of these organisms?Both produce sex cells for reproductionBoth consume other organisms to maintain life processes.Both use light energy to produce food to maintain life processes.Both transmit impulses along nerve pathways for movement.30s
- Q9What is the function of the body system pictured?exchange gases with the environmentrespond to stimuli in the environmentAbsorbs nutrients from foodProtects the body from disease30s
- Q10During respiration, you release carbon dioxide as a waste product? Besides the respiratory system, which other systems work to remove waste?Integumentary, Circulatory and ExcretoryReproductive, Circulatory and EndocrineExcretory, Integumentary and NervousEndocrine, Nervous and Circulatory30s
- Q11How does digestive and circulatory interact with one another?The digestive obtains nutrients and circulatory transports themThe circulatory system obtains oxygen and the digestive system breaks down foodThe circulatory system releases hormones and the digestive system breaks down foodThe circulatory system controls the breaking down of food for the digestive system30s
- Q12Organelle labeled X performs a function similar to which body system?CirculatoryExcretoryNervous SystemDigestive30s
- Q13Brother and sister almost like each other, but not exactly. What is the reason for this?Fewer genes from one parentSame exact genesDifferent combination of genesDifferent number of genes30s
- Q14Pineapples can be asexually reproduced by just replanting the crown of it in the ground. What's a disadvantage to having our food reproduce asexually?Rapid increase in offspringGenetic differences - causes these plants to have different flavors.Genetically Identical - so environmental changes could kill off the whole crop at one time, possibly causing extinction.Genetic Variation - they will all look different and survive environmental changes30s
- Q15The offspirng of asexual reproduction are...in possession of different traits from the parentsproducts of two parentsgenetically identical to the parentvary genetically from the parent30s
