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Unit 10 Test Review- Animal Systems Interactions
Unit 10 Test Review- Animal Systems Interactions
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9th grade biology test review
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1
Which process in the body uses feedback loops to maintain a constant internal environment?
Circulation
Homeostasis
Asexual Reproduction
Photosynthesis
2
Which part of an enzyme is where the substrate binds?
The key
The complex site
The doorknob
The active site
3
Hydrochloric acid and pepsin assist in the digestive system in which of the following organs?
Small Intestine
Esophogus
Stomach
Large Intestine
4
What does a person with type 2 diabetes suffer from?
Low blood sugar
Too much insulin
Not enough glucose
High blood sugar
5
If you get pinched by someone, which systems interact to help you move your arm away?
Nervous, Muscular, Skeletal
Digestive, Muscular, Respiratory
Nervous, Respiratory, Skeletal
Muscular, Digestive, Skeletal
6
Which systems most affect the varying degrees of infections that may occur in the body?
Immune and Excretory
Immune and Endocrine
Immune and Respiratory
Endocrine and Excretory
7
According to the cladogram, which characteristic distinguishes turtles from wolves?
Amniotic Eggs
Vertebral Column
Hair
Jaw Bones
8
Which of the taxonomy classifications includes animals that are most related to each other?
Genus
Order
Kingdom
Class
9
When a virus first infects an animal, it may not feel symptoms. How is the virus reproducing?
Dividing and reproducing by mitosis
Using tissues to make copies of itself
Invading cells and using organelles to make copies of itself
Letting the cell divide, not affecting the cell's machinery
10
Answer the following question.
Amylase
Kidney
Saliva
Stomach
11
Answer the following question.
The molecule right after the denatured enzyme
The final product
The starting enzyme
The molecule right before the denatured enzyme
12
What is bi-lateral symmetry?
Arrangement of the body's parts around a central axis
Division of the body into repeating segments
Distinct and similar left and right sides of the body
No patterned arrangement of body parts
13
Which systems work together to supply the cells with a reactant for cellular respiration?
Respiratory and Reproductive
Excretory and Circulatory
Respiratory and Circulatory
Endocrine and Reproductive
14
Some fungi are used to help humans in what way?
As a face cream
As a probiotic in yogurt
As a lawn fertilizer
As an antibiotic
15
Which kingdom are fungi most closely related to?
Animalia
Plantae
Eubacteria
Protista
16
If an animal lacks specialized tissues, how can this set them apart from other animals?
They don't have body systems
They are non-motile
They are autotrophs
They are unicellular
17
Why is the kingdom Fungi said to be more closely related to animals than plants?
Fungi and animals are both heterotrophs
Fungi and animals are both non-motile
Fungi and animals both have chloroplasts
Fungi and animals are both multicellular
18
Answer the question below.
A high level of H1
A low level of H1
Oversized glands
A positive feedback loop
19
When touching a hot stove do you experience a reflex/involuntary response or learned/voluntary?
A learned response you have practiced before
A reflex signal that causes muscles to contract
A voluntary response you think about first
A reflex response that only signals your respiratory system
20
Which of the following is a direct interaction of the nervous, digestive & circulatory systems?
Healing after cutting your hand
Feeling tired after eating
Sleeping through the night
Walking around the park
21
What does it mean if an enzyme gets denatured?
It builds up and becomes more effective
It breaks down more molecules
It adds to another enzymes
It breaks down and becomes less effective
22
Answer the question below.
Cell Division
Cellular Respiration
Sexual Reproduction
Binary Fission
23
Which organisms are most closely related, according to the cladogram below?
Sponges and Cnidarians
Flatworms and Roundworms
Echinoderms and Chordata
Roundworms and Annelids
24
When an animal enters fight-or-flight mode, which systems interact to help the animal flee?
Circulatory and RespiratoryCirculatory and Respiratoryl
Skeletal and Excretory
Circulatory and Skeletal
Excretory and Digestive
