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Science in the Scientific Revolution Lessons 1-14
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1
What is the meaning of OMNIPRESENT?
Able to judge or deal with all matters
Being everywhere simultaneously
Having total knowledge
Able to give the best presents
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blood vessels found closest to the skin
arteries
veins
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The skeletal muscles serve what function?
Controls our movement
Makes our heart beat
Helps us digest
Makes us think
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What did Vesalius call the trachea?
soft vein
cartiliginous trachea
rough artery
bumpy kidney
5
Does the Bible say that the Earth is Stationary?
False
True
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Retrograde motion is...
When planets jump from place to place in the sky
When planets appear to move backwards
When planets look like they disappear
When planets appear to get dimmer and brighter
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Natural philosophers in Vesalius's day thought the kidney had:
had two sections separated by a filter
were expandable to hold urine
were made of muscle
fan-like tissues that made urine
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Hyaline Cartilage is on the ends of bones and joints and provides which function?
Stops overstretching
Looks pretty
Absorbs Shock
Prevents Friction between bones
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How many lobes does the left lung have?
2
1
4
3
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What is the LONGEST bone in your body?
femur
fibula
patella
tibia
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How many bones are in the mandible
2
1
5
7
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In Revolution of the Celestial Spheres, he argued that the geocentric view couldn't be true.
Newton
Kepler
Copernicus
Brahe
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What are sensory Nerves?
This nerves carry information from senses to the Brain
This Nerves carry the food and sends the food to the Brain
A part of the Spinal Cord
A part of the Brain
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Why does one lung have fewer lobes than the other?
You breathe more with the right
you breathe more with the left
The left makes room for the heart
The right makes room for the heart
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What are the function of Kidneys?
Keeps You Alive
Helps Breathing
Helps Moving
Filter the waste to urine
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Tendons do what
Connect bone to bone
Connect muscles to bones
Helps people do stuff
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Men and women have the same number of ribs
False
True
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What was and objection against the heliocentric model?
Less orderly than geocentric view
Predicted parallax at different times of the year,but not seen
Couldn't tell where Mercury and Venus were in the night sky
worse prediction of future positions of planets
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Future positions of the planets were predicted better with Copernicus's view
True
False
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Nerves that come straight from the brain are called
sensory
motor
cranial
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what is the definition of ossification?
the process of bone replacing sacroiliac
the process of bone replacing tendons
the process of bone replacing ligaments
the process of bone replacing cartilage
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There is nothing really special to God about the center of the universe
False
True
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Which organ is not a part of the digestive tract?
pancreas
stomach
large intestine
small intestine
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Which planets are never visible near the eastern horizon atsunset?
Jupiter & Saturn
Venus & Mercury
Mars & Venus
Mars & Jupiter
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What is a digestive accessory organ?
An organ that assists in breathing
Organ that helps with digestion but isn't in the tract
Your hair, fingernails, etc.
An organ that helps pump blood
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Motor Nerves allow you to
move your muscles
Sense things
think
speak
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What planet can be seen in the eastern sky around 9 pm?
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
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Blood vessels that pulse with the heartbeat
veins
arteries
29
Three sections: Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Brain stem?
The Brain
The Body
The Heart
The Idk
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Ligaments connect what to what?
bone to bone
muscle to tendons
muscle to bone
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What is the second longest bone in the human body?
humerus
femur
radius
tibia
