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WorksheetsMid term
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 28mins
Materials enter and leave the cell through openings in
Dna
organells
cromatin
cell membrane
The _______ of an object refers to what it is made of and how its parts are put together
structure
energy
function
product
Which best explains the function of the cell membrane
Offers protection from outside environment
transforms energy into atps
provides a framework to help the cell move
removes viruses
gel like fluid inside cells
golgi aparatus
cytoplasm
vacuoles
membrane
packages and distributes materials from ER
golgi aparatus
cytoplasm
vacuoles
membrane
stores food and water
golgi aparatus
cytoplasm
vacuoles
membrane
protective layer around cell
golgi aparatus
cytoplasm
vacuoles
membrane
hard rigid outer layer of plant cells
cell wall
michtocondria
nucleus
control center of cell
cell wall
michtocondria
nucleus
converts energy to food
cell wall
michtocondria
nucleus
an organelle does its job, or it's
energy
structure
function
product
this organelle is a network of membranes near the nucleus
Golgi Body
lysozome
ER (endoplasmic reticulum)
mitochondria
Materials pass in and out of the nucleus through the
transport protiens
cell membrane
cell wall
nuclear envelope
diffusion of water
exocytosis
osmosis
endocytosis
diffusion
cells vesicles release contents out of cell
exocytosis
osmosis
endocytosis
diffusion
molecules move from higher concentration to lower
exocytosis
osmosis
endocytosis
diffusion
cell takes in a substance by surrounding it with the membrane
exocytosis
osmosis
endocytosis
diffusion
longest part of cell cycle where cell grows
cytokinesis
interphase
prophase
mitosis
which is the longer part of the cell cycle
cytokinesis
mitosis
interphase
telophase
metaphase
chromosomes line up in middle of cell
dna condenses into chromosomes
sister chromatids separate
spindle fibers wrap around nucleus
anaphase
chromosomes line up single file in middle of cell
nuclear membrane reforms around dna, creating two identical nuclei
sister chromatids separate, heading to opposite ends of cell
DNA condenses into separate chromosomes
telophase
chromosomes line up single file in middle of cell
spindle fibers begin to form
sister chromatids reconnect at end of cell
Nuclear membrane reforms around DNA, creating two identical nuclei
Mitosis results in each cell ___________
receiving exactly half of the chromosomes of original cell
receiving exact copies of all chromosomes of original cell
donating repaired chromosomes to the original cell
receiving the majority of chromosomes of original cell
where do nearly all living organisms obtain energy (Directly or indirectly) from?
protein
water
sun
stomach
which substance in released as a waste product in photosynthesis?
oxygen
glucose
cytoplasm
carbon dioxide
which organelle is necessary for photosynthesis to occur?
golgi apparatus
chloroplasts
mitochondria
Cells capture energy in sunlight and use it to make glucose in a process called _____
cellular respiration
photosynthesis
fermentation
the process that releases energy without using oxygen is called _______
photosynthesis
respiration
osmosis
fermentation
Which statement explains how matter comes in and out of a plant during photosynthesis?
photosynthesis uses oxygen and releases carbon dioxide and water.
photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide and water, and releases oxygen
photosynthesis uses water, and releases carbon dioxide and oxygen
photosynthesis uses oxygen and carbon dioxide, and releases water.
_____ is a chemical that captures energy in photosynthesis
glucose
lactic acid
carbon dioxide
chlorophyll
the second stage of cellular respiration takes place in the _____
mitochondria
chloroplast
golgi apparatus
atmosphere
______ and _______ can be considered opposite processes
fermentation, cellular respiration
photosynthesis, nitrogen fixation
evaporation, formation
photosynthesis, cellular respiration
Which organ system do blood cells and vessels belong to
circulatory
nervous
respatory
skeletal
supports body structure
skeletal
circulatory
respatory
muscular
transports blood to and from the heart
skeletal
circulatory
respatory
muscular
bring in oxygine, expel co2
skeletal
circulatory
respatory
muscular
puts body in motion
skeletal
circulatory
respatory
muscular
barrier between in and out of body
integumentary
digestive
nervous
immune
food into energy
integumentary
digestive
nervous
immune
control center
integumentary
digestive
nervous
immune
helps fight diseases
integumentary
digestive
nervous
immune
removes waste
excretory
endocrine
nervous
immune
glands, helps growth and development
excretory
endocrine
nervous
immune
Which body system stores calcium
immune
skeletal
muscular
digestive
which system regulates hormones
immune
skeletal
reproductive
endocrine
keeping a stable interior environment
hormonal control
stimulus and response
balance
homeostasis
which best helps muscular and skeletal to work together
joints
blood
nerve impulses
homeostasis
keeping temp, water, and substances in your blood balanced is called
immune function
homeostasis
managing stress
osmosis
_______ releases hormones which regulate your body and maintaining homeostasis
water
nerve impulses
glands
tissue
nutrients are used in all, except for
getting energy
repairing damaged cells
help growth
speed up chemical reactions
large intestine function
creates bile
produces/does peristalsis
reabsorbs water and contains villi
compacts waste
_________ provides raw materials
nuterents
enzymes
atoms
fibers
carbohydrates
used for growth and development
help with chemical reactions
quickly broken down for energy
used for long term energy
lipids (fats)
used for growth and development
help with chemical reactions
quickly broken down for energy
used for long term energy
vitamins
used for growth and development
help with chemical reactions
quickly broken down for energy
used for long term energy
proteans
used for growth and development
help with chemical reactions
quickly broken down for energy
used for long term energy
What are your body's everyday sources of energy?
proteins and vitamins
fats and proteins
Carbs and fats
carbs and proteins
_____ are proteins that speed up chemical reactions in the body
lipids
fiber
enzymes
calcium and iron
the pancreas produces a chemical called ______ which is involved in the monitoring of blood sugar levels
trypsin
saliva
insulin
bile
chemical digestion and nutrient absorption occurs mostly in the _______
mouth
small intestine
large intestine
stomach
Nutrients are transported throughout the body with the help of which system
circulatory
digestive
excretory
all of the above
why is water important?
helps carry nutrients to cells
flushes toxins from cells
replenishes lost fluid
all of the above
what are the organs of the nervous system?
brain, arteries, nerves
lung, spinal cord, brain
brain, spinal cord, nerves
brain, heart, nerves
the ________ is a thick column of nerve tissue that links the brain to nerves throughout the body.
brain stem
neuron vessel
interneurons
spinal cord
what are the two main systems that maintain homeostasis in the body?
endocrine and circulatory
nervous and endocrine
circulatory and nervous
respiratory and circulatory
what helps protect the spinal cord?
muscle tissue, fluid, rib cage
connective tissue, vertebral column, fluid
vertebral column, rib cage, muscle
nerve endings, muscle, vertebral column
what organs are in the CNS?
spinal cord, motor neurons, sensory neurons
brain, nerves
brain, spinal cord
brain, spinal cord, nerves
an example of a function of the autonomic system controls include
digestion
sleeping
reading
eating
an example of a function of a somatic system controls include
digestion
pupils dialate
heart beating
running
what is the job of the PNS?
to connect the CNS to the rest of the body
to connect organs using blood vessels
carry a message from one inter neuron to another
to send impulses back and forth from the spinal cord to the brain
this response is automatic and occurs without conscious thought
reflex
instinct
synapse
neuron
produces estrogen which controls puberty and triggers egg development
pancreas
ovaries
adrenal gland
testes
produces insulin, glucagon which controls blood glucose levels
pancreas
ovaries
adrenal gland
testes
releases hormone in response to emergencies and excitement
pancreas
ovaries
adrenal gland
testes
releases testosterone which controls puberty and regulates sperm production
pancreas
ovaries
adrenal gland
testes
name for different form of the same gene
recessive genes
dominant genes
traits
alleles
most important function of the embryo's egg is to provide
space for organs to grow
nutrients for the growing offspring
communication to parent(s) in distress
overweight hamster
gymnospems use _______ to reproduce
spores and petals
seeds that float
seeds that hook
male cones and female cones
what do seeds and spores have in common?
the are both used by mosses to reproduce
they are both only transported by the wind
they can both grow into new plants
they both come from conifers
what is a chemical that is produced that affects the behavior of another animal in the same species
chlorophyll
nitrous oxide
pheromone
carbon monoxide
nonflowering plants use what to reproduce
burs
cones
roots
sepals
what is a tropism?
overweight hampster
a hormone that affects plants
the way a plant responds to a stimulus
the way a plant grows
plants have organs
true
false
plant responses are controlled by _____ (Hint: they are chemicals that affect growth and development)
hormones
phloem
phylum
tropisms
