Human Body Systems Review I

The mucous membrane is the innermost layer of the stomach. It is made up of epithelial tissue in which cells produce digestive enzymes.

What levels of structural organization within the human body are described?

• cell, tissue, organ

• cell, organ, system

• tissue, cell, system

• tissue, organ, system

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For a class test, students wrote about the relationship between the respiratory system and the digestive system. Which student correctly described the relationship between the two systems?

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The human body is divided into specific levels of organization. What is the correct sequence of the levels of organization, from the least to the most complex?

• cells, tissues, systems, organs

• cells, tissues, organs, systems

• organs, cells, tissues, systems

• systems, organs, tissues, cells

Study the functions of four tissues (W, X, Y, and Z) as shown in the table.   Which tissue describes the muscle tissue of the human body?

• Tissue W

• Tissue X

• Tissue Y

• Tissue Z

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What is the primary function of the circulatory system?

• to break down food within the body

• to produce blood cells for use throughout the body

• to send signals throughout the body

• to transport blood within the body

Which body systems work together to direct behavior and allow movement?

• circulatory, nervous, and skeletal

• excretory, muscular, and skeletal

• nervous, digestive, and muscular

• nervous, muscular, and skeletal

There are various levels of structure that exist within the human body.
What level of structure is represented by the diagram?

• cell

• organ

• organ system

• tissue

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Which organ system provides a point of attachment for muscles?

• circulatory

• excretory

• skeletal

• nervous

Which two body systems interact to initiate movement?

• muscular system and nervous system

• skeletal system and muscular system

• respiratory system and nervous system

• circulatory system and digestive system

What is the correct sequence of the levels of organization in a body system starting from the least to the most complex?

• nerve cell → nerve tissue → brain → nervous system

• brain → nerve tissue → nerve cell → nervous system

• nerve cell → brain → nervous system → nerve tissue

• brain → nervous system → nerve cell → nerve tissue

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