Review Cells, Levels, Transport

Which two biomolecules are used to for quick and long term energy?

• Proteins and Lipids
• Carbohydrates and Proteins
• Nucleic Acids and Proteins
• Carbohydrates and Lipids

Identify the correct forms of transport for each part of the picture.

• A) Diffusion

  B) Facilitated Diffusion

  C) Active

• A) Active

  B) Facilitated Diffusion

  C) Diffusion

• A) Osmosis

  B) Diffusion

  C) Facilitated Diffusion

• A) Facilitated Diffusion

  B) Active

  C) Diffusion

The movement of molecules from LOW to HIGH concentration using protein channels to move molecules is known as_______________

• Facilitated Diffusion

• Diffusion

• Active

• Omosis

The movement of molecules through protein channels from HIGH concentration to LOW concentration is generally known as _____________ transport.

The function of the cell wall in plants, fungi and bacteria is to . . . . .

• build a cell city

• break down the cell structure at the end of its life

• Protect and support the cell structure

• make proteins for the body to use

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What is the form of energy that proteins and cells use to maintain homeostasis.

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Complete the levels.

A Population is a colony of only one species.

Community is a combination of multiple population.

A ___________ is a combination of all the communites (living) and abiotic (non-living) factors in an area.

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Which box has the correct order from most complex to least complex?

• Cell

  Tissue

  Organ

  Organ system

• Ecosystem

  Community

  Population

  Organism

• Atom

  Molecule

  Cell

  Tissue

• Organism

  Cell

  Ecosystem

  Atom

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The Circulatory and Respiratory are body systems that help you maintain homeostasis can you identify how they function together.

• The Circulatory systems transfers oxygen from the blood to the Respiratory to be exhaled as waste.

• The Respiratory system is in charge of moving minerals, and nutrients in the body.

• The Circulatory system transfers (CO2) waste products from the blood to the Respiratory system to be exhaled.

• The Respiratory and the circulatory system dont work together one deals air the other deals with blood.

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Proteins have a variety of functions in the body depending on their shape, what are some of their functions?

• Catalyze reactions

  Store long term energy

  Repair muscle fibers

  Store short term energy

• Catalyze reactions

  Transport molecules

  Repair muscle fibers

  Regulate hormones

• Catalyze reactions

  Transport molecules

  Hold DNA

  Make proteins

• Catalyze reactions

  Make fat

  Regulate hormones

  store short term energy

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