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Levels of Organization and Beginning of Body Systems Review

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1
A plant moving toward touch is an example of...
photosynthesis
thigmotropism
phototropism
gravitropism
2
What are the main organs of the skeletal system?
nose, lungs, diaphragm
esophagus, stomach, liver
bones, cartilage, ligaments
kidneys, bladder, large intestine
3
The control center for the nervous system is the
heart
medulla
spinal cord
brain
4
Sweating is a form of homeostasis in which system?
skeletal
integumentary
muscular
digestive
5
Which system forms a protective barrier?
Circulatory
Endocrine
Integumentary
Respiratory
6
A plant growing toward light is displaying
Phototropism
Hydrotropism
Geotropism
Integumentary
7
Molecules move in what way during diffusion?
from low to low concentration
from high to high concentration
from high to low concentration
from low to high concentration
8
How does the muscular system maintain homeostasis?
produces blood cells
moves blood through the body
sends signals to respond and protect
removes waste products
9
Which system controls all of the other systems?
Respiratory
Circulatory
Digestive
Nervous
10
What process allows you to smell perfume from across the room?
diffusion
active transport
osmosis
facilitated diffusion
11
What is the role of the nervous system?
to gather and respond to information
transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide
protection of other organs
sending messages using blood cells
12
Homeostasis is
Stable internal conditions
Waste removal from the body cells
Cells dividing to make new cells
Regulation of the outside environment
13
Which is a function of the skeletal system?
produces hormones
fights off diseases
rids the body of wastes
protection of inner organs
14
Water pressure within a plant cell is
soluble gaese
osmosis
turgor pressure
tropism
15
A membrane that allows only some things to pass through it is said to be
impermeable
translucent
permeable
semi-permeable
16
The process of water diffusing is called
Active transport
Exocytosis
Osmosis
Facilitated Diffusion
17
Which comes first when listing the levels of organization from smallest to largest?
Cells
Tissues
Organs
Organ System
18
Tendons
produce testosterone
connect bones to bones
connect muscles to bones
produce blood cells
19
Cells that work together to perform a function are also called...
an organ system
a tissue
an organ
an organism
20
What is the movement of water across a cell membrane called?
Osmosis
Turgor Pressure
Diffusion
Dismosis
21
The brain and spinal chord are a part of the
Peripheral Nervous system
muscular system
Central nervous system
Skeletal System
22
What is a function of the bones?
Protect us from disease
Release hormones
Carry oxygen to cells
Provide structure and support
23
Which systems work together to make movement possible?
respiratory and cardiovascular
nervous and endocrine
skeletal and muscular
lymphatic and immune
24
What does bone marrow do for the body?
removes waste from the body
changes cartilage into bone
hardens into bone
creates blood cells
25
Both the integumentary system and the cell membrane ....
provide protection
absorb nutrients
digest chemically
regulate other body functions
26
Which of the following is a function of the skin?
produces hormones
moves blood through the body
uses UV rays to make Vitamin D
stores calcium and phosphorous
27
Roots grow downward on Earth due to the force of
gravity
light
glucose
touch
28
What is the Central Nervous System Composed of?
Spinal Cord and All Nerves
Brain and All Nerves
Brain and Vertebrae
Brain and Spinal Cord
29
The liver is a group of tissues that helps with digestion, it is an example of
an organism
an organ
a cell
an organ system
30
Wilting occurs due to what process?
cells
turgor pressure
geotropism
phototropism
31
What type of tissue is only found in the heart?
Smooth
Skeletal
Connective
Cardiac

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Levels of Organization and Beginning of Body Systems Review

31 termsStudBud Administration1,178 plays

Review of Concepts Pertaining to Levels of Organization and the Human Body

Flashcards31 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 31

Answers

1
A plant moving toward touch is an example of...
photosynthesis
thigmotropism
phototropism
gravitropism
2
What are the main organs of the skeletal system?
nose, lungs, diaphragm
esophagus, stomach, liver
bones, cartilage, ligaments
kidneys, bladder, large intestine
3
The control center for the nervous system is the
heart
medulla
spinal cord
brain
4
Sweating is a form of homeostasis in which system?
skeletal
integumentary
muscular
digestive
5
Which system forms a protective barrier?
Circulatory
Endocrine
Integumentary
Respiratory
6
A plant growing toward light is displaying
Phototropism
Hydrotropism
Geotropism
Integumentary
7
Molecules move in what way during diffusion?
from low to low concentration
from high to high concentration
from high to low concentration
from low to high concentration
8
How does the muscular system maintain homeostasis?
produces blood cells
moves blood through the body
sends signals to respond and protect
removes waste products
9
Which system controls all of the other systems?
Respiratory
Circulatory
Digestive
Nervous
10
What process allows you to smell perfume from across the room?
diffusion
active transport
osmosis
facilitated diffusion
11
What is the role of the nervous system?
to gather and respond to information
transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide
protection of other organs
sending messages using blood cells
12
Homeostasis is
Stable internal conditions
Waste removal from the body cells
Cells dividing to make new cells
Regulation of the outside environment
13
Which is a function of the skeletal system?
produces hormones
fights off diseases
rids the body of wastes
protection of inner organs
14
Water pressure within a plant cell is
soluble gaese
osmosis
turgor pressure
tropism
15
A membrane that allows only some things to pass through it is said to be
impermeable
translucent
permeable
semi-permeable
16
The process of water diffusing is called
Active transport
Exocytosis
Osmosis
Facilitated Diffusion
17
Which comes first when listing the levels of organization from smallest to largest?
Cells
Tissues
Organs
Organ System
18
Tendons
produce testosterone
connect bones to bones
connect muscles to bones
produce blood cells
19
Cells that work together to perform a function are also called...
an organ system
a tissue
an organ
an organism
20
What is the movement of water across a cell membrane called?
Osmosis
Turgor Pressure
Diffusion
Dismosis
21
The brain and spinal chord are a part of the
Peripheral Nervous system
muscular system
Central nervous system
Skeletal System
22
What is a function of the bones?
Protect us from disease
Release hormones
Carry oxygen to cells
Provide structure and support
23
Which systems work together to make movement possible?
respiratory and cardiovascular
nervous and endocrine
skeletal and muscular
lymphatic and immune
24
What does bone marrow do for the body?
removes waste from the body
changes cartilage into bone
hardens into bone
creates blood cells
25
Both the integumentary system and the cell membrane ....
provide protection
absorb nutrients
digest chemically
regulate other body functions
26
Which of the following is a function of the skin?
produces hormones
moves blood through the body
uses UV rays to make Vitamin D
stores calcium and phosphorous
27
Roots grow downward on Earth due to the force of
gravity
light
glucose
touch
28
What is the Central Nervous System Composed of?
Spinal Cord and All Nerves
Brain and All Nerves
Brain and Vertebrae
Brain and Spinal Cord
29
The liver is a group of tissues that helps with digestion, it is an example of
an organism
an organ
a cell
an organ system
30
Wilting occurs due to what process?
cells
turgor pressure
geotropism
phototropism
31
What type of tissue is only found in the heart?
Smooth
Skeletal
Connective
Cardiac