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Common pathogens that cause diseases such as strep throat
Protozoans
Virsuses
Fungi
Vectors
Bacteria
2
What are 3 ways pathogens are spread?
Contact
All of the above
Vectors
Airborne
3
Your sense of taste is affected by what other sense?
Hearing
Touch
Smell
Sight
4
Controls your skeletal muscles; helps body adjust to environment
Central System
Autonomic System
Somatic System
Peripheral System
5
Acids form hydrogen ions when mixed in water.
True
False
6
The outer planets are called terrestrial planets.
True
False
7
A ______________________ contains dead or weakened pathogens to provide immunity against disease.
Antibody
Vaccine
Toxin
Allergen
8
Most infections are caused by protozoans.
False
True
9
A machine that measures the electrical impulses produced by the neurons in your brain is called an EEG.
False
True
10
Red stars are the hottest stars.
True
False
11
What is wrong when your immune system malfunctions and attacks healthy cells?
Autoimmune Disease
AIDS
Spreadable Disease
Contagious Disease
12
Which one of the following is NOT a part of the brain?
Spinal Cord
Cerebrum
Brain Stem
Cerebellum
13
What proteins are produced by white blood cells to help fight off foreign invaders?
platelets
antigens
neurons
antibodies
14
What is an example of a chemical symbol?
Boron
B
None of the above
BO
15
White blood cells identify and fight pathogens.
True
False
16
A group of stars that form a pattern is called a _____________.
Constellation
Open Star Cluster
Global Star Cluster
Galaxy
17
Receives electrical impulse from another neuron
Dendrite
Synapse
Short term memory
Long term memory
18
Special proteins produced by the white blood cells to destroy pathogens are called antibiotics.
False
True
19
What part of the neuron receives the impulse first?
Axon
Synapse
Dendrite
Brain Stem
20
Memory that involves temporary storage
Synapse
Dendrite
Long term memory
Short term memory
21
The atomic mass is located in the left or right corner of each square on the periodic table.
True
False
22
The main pathway of information connecting the brain to the rest of the body is called the __________________.
Neuron
Spinal Cord
Parietal Lobe
Brain Stem
23
How many electrons are there compared to the number of protons?
Zero
Same Number
Double
Triple
24
Which planet is closest to the sun?
Mercury
Neptune
Mars
Earth
25
Memory that involves the storage and recall of information for a long period of time
Synapse
Dendrite
Long term memory
Short term memory
26
Who created the periodic table of elements?
Neils Bohr
Dmitri Mendeleev
Mrs. Gergen
Albert Einstein
27
What keeps planets orbiting around the sun?
Sun's Heat
Planets Rotation
Sun's Mass
Planets Gravity
28
Anything that may cause a disease is called a ___________.
Allergen
Vaccine
Antibody
Pathogen
29
The steps of complete metamorphosis
egg, nymph, adult
egg, larva, pupa, adult
egg, pupa, larva, adult
egg, larva, nymph, adult
30
What two ways are diseases classified?
Communicable and Non-Communicable
Communicable
Deadly
Non-Communicable
31
Made of irregularly shaped pieces of rock, metal, and dust
Comet
Multiple Star Group
Asteroid
Galaxy
Binary System
32
Label the Neuron
1: Dendrites, 2: Cell body, 3: Nucleus, 4: Axon, 5: Flagellum
1: Dendrites, 2: Cell body, 3: Nervous system, 4: Axon, 5: Axon terminal
1: Dendrites, 2: Cell body, 3: Nucleus, 4: Axon, 5: Axon terminal
1: Axon Terminal, 2: Cell Body, 3: Nucleus, 4: Axon, 5: Dendrites
33
Anything that causes the immune system to have an allergic reaction is called an ___________________.
Allergen
Antibody
Macrophage
Antibiotic
34
Consists of the brain and spinal cord
Central System
Somatic System
Peripheral System
Autonomic System
35
Label the following diagram from the periodic table
A Number. B Letters. C Word. D Decimal number
A. Atomic number. B. Symbol. C Name. D Atomic mass.
A: Atomic mass. B Symbol. C Name. D Atomic number
A Name. B Symbol. C. Atomic number. D Atomic mass
36
What parts of the human body protect the brain?
Skull
Skull and Cerebral spinal fluid
None of the above
Cerebrospinal fluid
37
Chemistry is the study of ______________.
Mass
Elements
Energy
Matter
38
Pathogens that cause disease such as athlete's foot
Fungi
Vectors
Bacteria
Protozoans
Viruses
39
The brightness of a star is called its ________________.
Variableness
Magnitude
redshift
Parallax
40
Similar to the stars and sun, the moon makes its own light.
True
False
41
Stars that repeatedly change in magnitude are called _______________________.
Blue Stars
Giants
Variable Stars
Pulsars
42
Insects or other animals that carry pathogens
Fungi
Viruses
Bacteria
Protozoans
Vectors
43
A behavior an animal learns.
learned behavior
inherited trait
instinct
heredity
44
The Milky Way is the galaxy that we live in.
True
False
45
A few examples of a acids are hydrochloric acid, vinegar, and lemon juice.
True
False
46
Deals with hearing, speech, and memory
Temporal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Parietal Lobe
Frontal Lobe
47
Interprets pain, touch and temperature
Occipital Lobe
Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
48
Controls conscious movement; center for reasoning and decision making
Occipital Lobe
Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Parietal Lobe
49
The gap between neurons
Short term memory
Long term memory
Dendrite
Synapse
50
The measurement of a star's apparent movement over time is known as
Magnitude
Parallax
Red Shift
Variableness
51
The spinal cord is the control center of the body.
True
False
52
How are sensory neurons different from motor neurons
Sensory: Send; Motor: Carry
Sensory: Carry; Motor: Send
53
The periods on the periodic table are ____________?
None of the Above
Columns
Both A and C
Horizontal Rows
54
Non living pathogens; not made of cells
Protozoans
Bacteria
Fungi
Viruses
Vectors
55
Groups on a periodic table are the ....
Horizontal rows
Vertical columns
56
Which one of the things below is NOT apart of each square on the periodic table?
Chemical Symbol
Atomic Number
Atomic Mass
Periodic Table
57
How many electrons can the outer shell of an electron hold?
0
6
4
8
58
The measurement of a star's apparent movement over time is known as
Magnitude
Variableness
Parallax
Red Shift
59
An action that happens before your brain has time to think is called a ______________.
Hearing
Reflex
Impulse
Sneeze
60
The unification of the sperm and the egg
Polarization
Development
Fertilization
Recreation
61
Bases measure from ____ to ____ on the pH scale
7 to 12.1
2 to 14
7.1 to 14
7.1 to 10
62
contains two stars
Galaxy
Binary System
Asteroid
Comet
Multiple Star Group
63
The scientific study of stars is called ______________.
Science
Astronomy
Milky Way
Astrology
64
Regulates your internal environment; controls involuntary activities
Autonomic System
Somatic System
Central System
Peripheral System
65
The pH scale is used to determine the concentration/ amount of acid or base in a solution.
true
false
66
Each orbit that a planet makes around the sun is called a rotation.
True
False
67
Stars are glowing balls of gases that produce light.
True
False
68
Largest known pathogens
Bacteria
Fungi
Viruses
Vectors
Protozoans
69
The biological process by which an animal physically develops involves relatively abrupt change.
Metaphor
Mecanum
Mechanism
Metamorphosis
70
Where are your taste buds located?
your cheeks
Under the papillae
Your mouth
Your tongue
71
Receives electrical impulse from another neuron
Long term memory
Dendrite
Synapse
Short term memory
72
A huge star system that covers many light years of space
Galaxy
Binary System
Asteroid
Comet
Multiple Star Group
73
How do you find the number of neutrons in an element?
Atomic number - Atomic Mass
Protons - Electrons
Protons - Neutrons
Atomic number - Electrons
74
A behavior an animal is born knowing
innate
Wild behaviors
talents
75
A neuron is also considered a nerve cell.
False
True
76
What kind of ions does a base form when dissolved in water?
Hydrogen
None
Hydroxide
Oxygen
77
What is sent from neuron to neuron?
Signal
Nerve Impulse
Impulse
Cell
78
A scientist who studies the causes and spread of diseases is called an _____________________.
Pedologist
Epidemiologist
Specialist
Doctor
79
Stores information about what a person sees
Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Parietal Lobe
80
What is the charge of a proton, neutron, and electron?
proton is positive; neutron has no charge; electron is negative
proton is negative; neutron is positive; electron has no charge
81
A chunk of frozen gasses, water, and dust that orbits the sun
Comet
Binary System
Asteroid
Multiple Star Group
Galaxy
82
What is the periodic table of elements?
Classification System
None of the above
A game
Both A and C
83
What does REM sleep stand for?
None of the above
Rapid Eye Movement
Random Eye Movement
Runny Eye Movement
84
Consists of millions of nerve cells that communicate with each other
Central System
Autonomic System
Somatic System
Peripheral System
85
The steps of incomplete metamorphosis are:
egg, larva, pupa, adult
egg, larva, adult
egg, nymph, adult
newborn, youth, adult
86
At atom is the smallest piece of an _______________.
Cell
Element
Plant
Animal