
Homeostasis in Unit 9
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- Q1What is the primary function of homeostasis?To maintain a stable internal environmentTo accelerate the growth rate of an organismTo maintain a stable external environmentTo enhance the organism's adaptability30s
- Q2What is the most common method of maintaining homeostasis?Uncontrolled responseNegative reinforcementPositive reinforcementFeedback inhibition30s
- Q3Which system in the human body plays a crucial role in homeostasis?Digestive systemEndocrine systemCirculatory systemRespiratory system30s
- Q4What's a common example of homeostasis in the human body?Maintaining body weightMaintaining body shapeMaintaining body temperatureMaintaining body height30s
- Q5Feedback inhibition is a type of...Positive feedbackNeutral feedbackReinforced feedbackNegative feedback30s
- Q6What can disrupt homeostasis in an organism?Slight variations in body temperatureHealthy dietSudden environmental changesConsistent exercise routine30s
- Q7Why is maintaining homeostasis essential for an organism?It helps ensure optimal function of the organism's systemsIt increases the organism's heightIt enhances the speed at which the organism can moveIt allows the organism to change its body shape30s
- Q8What organ helps regulate blood glucose levels as part of homeostasis?KidneysPancreasHeartLungs30s
- Q9What mechanism regulates the water balance in our bodies, thus maintaining homeostasis?PhotosynthesisThermoregulationCellular respirationOsmoregulation30s
- Q10How does the human body respond to high body temperatures to maintain homeostasis?Increasing metabolic rateDecreasing metabolic rateSweatingShivering30s
- Q11How does the body respond to maintain homeostasis when blood sugar levels drop too low?It increases body temperatureIt releases insulinIt decreases heart rateIt releases glucagon30s
- Q12The regulation of CO2 levels in the blood is an example of...HypertensionHypotensionHydrationHomeostasis30s
- Q13What best describes the role of insulin in the body's homeostasis?It helps regulate body temperatureIt helps regulate body weightIt helps regulate blood sugar levelsIt helps regulate body height30s
- Q14What hormone stimulates the liver to convert glycogen to glucose, thus maintaining homeostasis?Growth hormoneThyroxineGlucagonInsulin30s
- Q15How does the liver contribute to the maintenance of homeostasis through the digestive system?By secreting insulin to regulate blood sugarBy producing stomach acid to break down proteinsBy generating heat for body warmthBy producing bile to help break down fats30s