OSE B3.1-5 Vocabulary Review (unlimited)

What does the term "correlation" indicate?

• One variable causes another

• Two variables are unrelated

• Two variables are related without causation

• One event directly causes another

In a biology class, Madison and Sage are discussing the role of certain genes in preventing diseases. Madison asks, "What is the function of the p53 gene?"

• Causes cancer

• Suppresses tumors and prevents cancer

• Promotes cell growth

• Causes cell mutation

Sean is organizing a school play. He needs to arrange the participants in a hierarchical order. What is an example of hierarchical organization?

• Organism → organ system → organ → tissue → cell

• Cell → tissue → organ → organ system → organism

• Tissue → cell → organ → organism → organ system

• Organ system → organism → cell → tissue → organ

In Madison's biology class, they are learning about the human body. Madison asks, "What is a tissue?"

• A group of organs working together

• A group of cells working together

• A single cell

• A group of organisms

Holden and Jacob are studying human anatomy. During their study session, they come across a question: What is an example of an organ?

• Smooth muscle tissue

• Stomach

• Digestive system

• Tumor

During a biology class, Natacia and Kai were discussing different systems in the human body. Natacia asked, "What is a body system also known as?"

• Tissue system

• Organ system

• Cellular system

• Tumor system

During a biology class, Madison asked, "What is an organism?"

• A group of tissues

• Any living thing

• A single cell

• A mass of cells

Riley and Ace are studying biology. During their study, they come across a term that describes a mass of cells growing together. What is this term?

• A group of tissues

• A mass of cells growing together

• A single cell

• A living organism

During a biology class, Madison asked the teacher, "What is a benign tumor?"

• A mass of cells that invades other cells

• A mass of cells that is not spreading or invading surrounding tissues

• A mass of cells that travels to other locations in the body

• A mass of cells that carries genetic information

During a biology class, Riley and Kai were discussing different types of cell growth. Riley asked, "What does the term 'malignant' refer to?"

• A mass of cells that is not cancerous

• A mass of cells that invades other cells and removes resources

• A mass of cells that provides nourishment

• A mass of cells that divides into identical daughter cells