Biology test 3 (Quarter Exam)

What is the best way to tell seeds and spores apart?

What part of a plant embryo develops into stems and leaves?

Roots that have no main section, but instead spread out, forming a tangled mass are _________________.

What muscle is 33 pointing towards?

What type of venation does a leaf have if small veins extend outward from a single main vein?

The most freely moveable joints in the body are ellipsoid joints.

What muscle is number 36 pointing at?

Are Gray Wolves (Canis lupus) and coyotes (Canis latrans) the same kind? how can you tell?

What bone is number 62 pointing at?

Layering, grafting, and budding are types of what?

What bone is number 57 pointing to?

The spreading of seeds by the winds is an example of agent dispersal

What muscle is number 32 pointing towards?

Lightweight, porous bone that consists of an intricate network of tiny struts and girders is _________ bone.

A flower that lacks either sepals, petals, stamens, or pistils is said to be _________________.

What is the tough, translucent sheath that surrounds a skeletal muscle and binds it together called?

The two broad divisions of the skeletal system are the axial skeleton and the ____________ skeleton.

What muscle is number 31 pointing to?

What muscle is number 34 pointing at?

The shoulder muscles that allow you to pull your shoulders back and help you pull your head up are the _________ muscles

What bone is number 60 pointing at?

The growth of a plant toward or away from a stimulus such as light, water, touch or gravity is a tropism.

What bone is number 61 pointing at?

Which system carries food, water, and oxygen to and from the cells?

which system provides support and rigidity to the body and stores calcium?

The long, straight shaft of a long bone is the _________________.

In a woody stem, the older, inner wood that no longer conducts water and minerals is known as heartwood.

What muscle is number 35 pointing at?

Branching veins, petals in multiples of four or five, and a taproot system are characteristics typical of monocots

which system coordinates the activities of the body?

A group of muscle cells connected to a single motor neuron is a ______________

which system protects the body from disease?

Mosses and liverworts are examples of what?

What type of plant tissue is responsible for the growth and repair of plant parts?

the life cycle of a fern includes both asexual and sexual phases, ferns undergo alternation of generations.

In the Scientific name Ornithorhynchus anatinus, what is Ornithorhynchus?

What group of algae includes kelp, gulfweeds, and rockweeds?

Which statement best explains why a newborn can receive brain damage from a head injury more easily than an adult?

Because they produce their own food, green plants are called heterotrophs

What type of fruit has an outer fleshy layer and an inner woody layer?

What bone is number 59 pointing at?

The study of plants is called ____________.

The contraction machinery of muscle cells is found inside long cylinders called myofibrils.

In which group is the algae that causes red tide?

The one-way diffusion of water through a semipermeable membrane is transpiration

An organism that obtains its nutrition from dead organisms is a what?

Because they allow only back-and-forth movement in a single plane, the elbow and knee are hinge joints.

In photosynthesis, a plant uses light energy, water, and carbon dioxide to produce glucose and ______________.

What is the most common cause of muscle atrophy?

The warrior was buried with the right forearm across his chest, palm down. How we find the radius bone?

Bones are connected to other bones by strong bands of fibrous connective tissues called synovial membranes

What bone is number 58 pointing to?

Water and dissolved minerals are transported from the roots to the leaves by phloem

What type of leaf has more than one blade on a single petiole?

What muscle is number 37 pointing at?

What type of human tissue covers and lines body parts?

The part of a flower that produces pollen is the pistil.

A scientist finds a small U-shaped bone in a skeleton's neck. what aspect of the bone will he use to categorize it?

Tissues are made of living cells and nonliving material called the ____________.

Plants that reproduce by seeds formed in cones or cone-like structures are classified as ____________.

What type of flower consists of disk flowers and ray flowers?

Agaricus bisporous is multicellular, has cell walls and nuclei, and absorbs nutrients from other organisms. what is it?

Yeasts and Mildew are examples of what?

Trees that lose their leaves in the autumn and remain bare in the winter are what kinds of trees?

The body cavity that contains the heart and lungs is the ___________ cavity

The type of of involuntary muscle that is not striated is cardiac muscle.

which system produces hormones that regulate the body's activities?