Cells and Human Body

All protists

• are unable to move on their own

• live in the oceans

• are multicellular

• have a least one nuclei

What does a cell membrane do?

• makes the cell shine

• controls all the functions of the cell

• makes the DNA in the cell

• protects the cell and control what goes in and out of it.

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I'm old, I'm tired and I just wish my red blood cells would flow better so my aching joints would stop hurting. What two systems are effecting me negatively?

• circulatory and digestive

• circulatory and muscular

• circulatory and nervous

• circulatory and skeletal

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If I have cilia, flagella, or a pseudopod, what I'm I able to do?

• grow

• homeostasis

• move

• eat

The digestive system does lots of things, but what is the main purpose of the digestive system?

• to transfer food from one organ to another organ

• to turn food into nutrients the body needs and take waste away

• to fill the stomach with food particles

• to add oxygen to food particles

What is the difference between a euglena and a volvox?

• their shape

• the number of nuclei they have

• how they move

• one has an eyespot and the other doesn't

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If two body systems are working together to create a balance within the human body this is called

• external functions

• instability

• homeostasis

• equilibrium

The female reproductive hormone is called?

• estrogen

• testostrone

• adrenaline

• tylenol

Chloroplast

• uses sunlight, water, and oxygen to produce sugars for plants food

• releases sunlight, water, and oxygen to produce sugars for plants food

• captures sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to produce sugars for plants food

• releases sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to produce sugars for plants food

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Which statement best explains how organ systems in the human body function?

• They work at different times to conserve energy

• They work together to benefit the entire organism

• They work at different times, depending on their jobs

• They work work independently of each other for effeciency

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