Storyline #1 Review (Marathon Runner)

What level of organization does this diagram represent?

• Organelle

• Tissue

• Organ

• Organ system

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Based on the levels of organization, label the image.

e

c

d

b

a

Organism

Cell

Organ system

Tissue

Organ

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Stomata are composed of a pair of specialized cells that are found on the leaves of many plants. Stomata open and close for gas exchange & water regulation.

Which explanation best describes one of the relationships between stomata & plants maintaining homeostasis?

• Stomata help regulate the internal temperature of plants.

• Stomata help regulate the glucose level of plants.

• Stomata help to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide for plants.

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Study the graph, why is a bar graph used to analyze this data?

• It is comparing data sets.

• It shows data changing over time.

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 A medical journal describes how the hormone calcitonin, which is release from the thyroid gland, 

                helps to return high blood calcium levels to normal. What does this journal best describe?

• Cell Respiration

• Maintaining Homeostasis

• Osmosis

• Lipid formation

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Which cell organelle does the transformation of glucose molecule into ATP (cellular respiration) occur?

• Cytoplasm

• Nucleus

• Golgi Body

• Mitochondria

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Which of the following processes would most likely be observed during anaerobic cellular respiration?

• Glucose is broken down into larger molecules.
  

• Lactic acid is released as a waste product.

• Oxygen combines with hydrogen to form carbon dioxide.

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Active transport requires ​ (a)   in the form of ​ (b)   while passive transport requires ​ (c)   . An example of passive transport is ​ (d)   and an example of active transport is ​ (e)   .

• energy
• ATP
• no energy
• Osmosis
• endocytosis

True or False: Passive transport can occur in non-living scenarios. (EX: osmosis in a gummy bear)

• True

• False

Carbon is an essential element that makes up our macromolecules. 

How many bonds can carbon form?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4