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Final Review Part 2
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1
What is the function of phloem?
photosynthesis
water transport
nutrient transport
water loss prevention
2
What is the greatest danger when there is damage to the skin?
excessive muscle contraction in area
loss of oils from skin
damage tissue entering blood stream
infections in uncovered tissue
3
Removal of which organism would affect the food webs stability the most:
Black Bear
Deer
Rabbit
Berries
4
What is the purpose of a plant's xylem?
conducts nutrients from the soil
conducts water to the leaves
absorbs water from the soil
absorbs nutrients from the leaves
5
Which of these is an abiotic factor in this ecosystem?
lotus plant
rainfall
bacteria
tadpoles
6
How does the integumentary system assist the immune system?
produces white blood cells such as lymphocytes
acts as a barrier to prevent pathogens from entering the body
memory B cells create antibodies to fight disease
sweat and the dilation of blood vessels cools the body
7
The process of stimulating the immune system with a weakened pathogen to develop immunity is known as:
Antibodies
Vaccination
Memory B cells
Lymphocytes
8
Which of these would reduce competition between the parent plant and its offspring?
increasing the rate of transpiration
closing the stomata when it is hot
dispersing its seeds far away
pollination at night
9
The period where the embryo of a seed is alive but not growing is called _____.
dormancy
pollination
germination
photoperiodism
10
What is the function of alveoli?
protects the lungs from injury and disease
move nutrients to the bloodstream
exchange O2 & CO2 with the blood
directs the flow of blood through the heart and lungs
11
Oxygen and carbon dioxide diffuse in and out of a plant's leaf through the _____.
sepal
cuticle
stomata
mesophyll
12
You can still be a member of the plant kingdom if _____.
you reproduce with spores
you are unicellular
you are prokaryotic
you do not have a cell wall
13
Which of these organisms are prokaryotic?
bacteria only
protists and bacteria
animals and plants
plants and protists
14
Which of the organisms in the food chain represents a primary consumer?
Grasshopper
Snake
Mushroom
Mouse
15
What is NOT a function of lymph nodes?
indicate infection (by swelling)
regulate metabolism
house white blood cells
filter lymph
16
Antibiotics can be used to kill _____.
viruses and protists
viruses
bacteria
protists
17
The touch of an insect causes this plant to close its trap. This is an example of _____.
thigmotropism
phototropism
carnivotropism
gravitropism
18
Why would a plant close its stomata?
to increase the rate of photosynthesis
to decrease water loss through transpiration
to attract pollinators for reproduction
to prevent damage to the delicate petals
19
What is NOT a role of bacteria?
Nitrogen fixation
Nutrient recycling
Flower pollination
Oxygen production (photosynthesis)
20
The location of egg production and embryo development in a flower is the _____.
style
stigma
anther
ovary
21
Which organisms in this food web are omnivores?
birds
rabbits
carrots
grasshoppers
22
Which two systems interact to provide a constant supply of oxygen to all cells of the body?
respiratory and excretory
respiratory and digestive
circulatory and respiratory
circulatory and excretory
23
Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal system?
transport nutrients
protect organs
produce blood cells
store minerals
24
Which of the following lists male flower parts?
filament and anther
anther and ovary
stigma and style
filament and stigma
25
Hormones, nutrients, and oxygen are all transported through the body by the _____ system.
nervous
circulatory
endocrine
respiratory
26
Which organisms help plants by "fixing" nitrogen into a form the plants can use?
bacteria
fungi
protists
worms
27
Which of the following is true of viruses?
able to reproduce independently
treated with antibiotics
prevented with vaccines
heterotrophic
28
Xylem and phloem are similar to _____ in animals because they both transport substances.
bones and cartilage
trachea and lungs
arteries and veins
stomach and intestines
29
Which of these correctly lists the order for biological organization of organisms?
cell, organ, organ system, tissue, organism
tissue, organ, organ system, cell, organism
tissue, cell., organism, organ, organ system
cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
30
What is the purpose of an extensive shallow root system?
soak up water quickly
increase rates of photosynthesis
prevent water loss
reach water at great depths
31
Which system's main function is to filter nitrogenous waste from the body?
circulatory
digestive
endocrine
excretory
32
Which statement best describes how a vaccination can help protect the body against diseases?
Vaccines cause the production of antibodies and memory cells.
Vaccines contain white blood cells that eat pathogens.
Vaccines directly kill the pathogen that causes the disease.
Vaccines stimulate the digestive system to break down the pathogens.
33
Body system that produces hormones that regulate body processes such as blood glucose levels.
the nervous system
the endocrine system
the musculo-skeletal system
the digestive system
34
What is the main function of fungi in the environment?
photosynthesis
decomposition
disease prevention
nitrogen fixation
35
This body system produces hormones to control growth, development and metabolism.
endocrine
digestive
integumentary
respiratory
