growth curve

Growth:

Increase in size, weight and number of cells

• True

• False

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Graph of measurement of physical changes against time known as ...

• growth curve

• growth rate

• development curve

• development rate

Human growth is reversible.

• True

• False

Select the characteristic used to measure growth rate.

• Body Height

• Body weight

• body function

• Number of body cells

What is growth?

• it is the quantitative change in form in an organism over a period of time

• it is quantitative increase in size in an organism over a period of time

• it is the change in the degree of specialization of tissues

• it is a measure of an increase in size of an object

Which of the following is the growth strategy of arthropod?

• addition

• molting

• accretion

• modification

The process where meristematic cells become specialized is called

• cell differentiation

• cell derivation

• cell enlargement

• cell division

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What is /are the disadvantages of using the wet mass of an organism to measure growth

I. the measurement is not accurate

II. water content in the organism is inconsistent

III. it is used only to measure organisms living in water

• I only

• I and II only

• II and III only

• I, II and III

Which organism displays an intermittent growth pattern?

• Dragonfly

• Grasshopper

• Fish

• Human organ

Which statement about limited growth curve is correct?

• Continue to grow until they are restricted by environment factors

• Growth is complete when the organism achieves its maximum size

• The growth of an organism within the organs grow at the same rates with the other parts of the body

• Shows the correlation between the growth and development of the organism