WorksheetsBiology 7th Period Final
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 51mins
Which of the body systems is responsible for exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide?
nervous
disgestive
respiratory
cardiovascular
What are organs made up of?
tissues
cells
organ systems
organism
The ability of your body to maintain stable internal conditions such as temperature is
digestion
respiration
photosynthesis
homeostasis
An organ system is a collection of:
cells that perform the same function
tissues that perform the same function
organisms that work together
organs that work together
Which body system uses acids to break down food into smaller molecules that your body can use?
cardiovascular
respiratory
digestive
nervous
What is the skeletal system responsible for?
supporting and protecting the body
providing oxygen to all parts of the body
sending information throughout the body
removing wastes from the body
Which of the following provides an example of two systems in the body working together?
pulling your foot away from touching a nail
storing different waste products for later elimination
breaking down nutrients from food that has been taken in
exchanging oxygen and carbon dioxide with the atmosphere
The main function of which of these body systems is to create voluntary movement, such as walking, and involuntary movement, such as shivering?
digestice
excretory
cardiovascular
muscular
Your __________ is the central organ in your cardiovascular system.
brain
heart
spine
lung
A job of the skeletal system is to produce or make:
red blood cells
calcium
vitamin D
fat
Which of the following provides the best evidence that the cardiovascular system and digestive system work together to carry out their functions?
Lungs expand and contract through movements of the diaphragm.
New red blood cells are generated in the marrow of bones.
Nutrients are absorbed into the blood from the intestines.
Gases exchanged in the lungs are carried by blood throughout the body.
Which function do the ribs have in the skeletal system?
Connect the skull and spinal column.
Allow easy movement of the upper body.
Protect the heart and lungs.
Support the head and neck.
If you were to burn your hand on a stove, which body system would first react to that event?
Your muscular system – to move your hand away.
Your respiratory system – to let out a yell.
Your cardiovascular system – to make your heart race.
Your nervous system – to sense the pain.
What is the major organ of the respiratory system?
heart
stomach
lungs
trachea
You are running the mile for PE and your heart rate and breathe rates are both high. You know you are breathing more because your body needs the oxygen to make energy, but why does your heart rate go up?
Your heart just reacts to the increased breath rate.
Your heart is a muscle and feels the rest of your muscles working so it speeds up too.
Your cells need nutrients and oxygen delivered to keep up with up with the demands of your other muscles.
Your brain panics and makes everything speed up.
The food that we eat gets broken down into simple materials that can be absorbed into the bloodstream. These simple materials, like glucose, are then transported throughout the body to fuel our cellular processes. Which body system is responsible for transporting those needed materials to all the cells?
cardiovascular
nervous
digestive
respiratory
Which body system is in the picture?
integumentary
nervous
skeletal
muscular
Label A
spinal cord
brain
cranium
backbone
Label B
spinal cord
brain
cranium
femur
What body system is pictured
skeletal
digestive
muscular
nervous
Label A
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
Label C
esophagus
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
A person in the stage of the human life cycle between childhood and adulthood.
child
adult
adolescent
embryo
The stage in which an organism is fully developed.
adolescent
adult
embryo
child
A butterfly in the pupa stage, which has a hard outer covering.
chrysalis
pupa
cocoon
seedling
Silky case in which some insects live during the pupa stage.
cocoon
embryo
chrysalis
pupa
The beginning stage in the life cycle of many organisms.
seedling
chrysalis
embryo
egg
The early stage in which a plant or animal begins to grow.
pupa
froglet
embryo
egg
To begin to grow from a seed.
germinate
hibernate
metamorphosis
seedling
To go into a deep sleep, often for winter.
slumber
metamorphosis
germinate
hibernate
The caterpillar or worm-like stage in the life-cycle of some insects.
larva
pupa
chrysalis
seedling
The stages of change that an organism goes through during its life.
migrate
metamorphosis
life cycle
hibernate
An animal's change from one shape to a totally different shape.
monarch
metamorphosis
germinate
develop
To move from one area to another at a certain time of the year.
hibernate
germinate
migrate
cocoon
A young insect in the stage of its life cycle in which it looks like a small adult.
nymph
monarch
pupa
larva
A living thing
seeding
triplet
monarch
organism
Four babies born in one birth.
quadruplets
quintuplets
triplets
twins
Five babies born in one birth.
twins
quintuplets
quadruplets
triplets
The stage in which a young frog looks like a fish and lives ONLY in water.
tadpole
froglet
frog
embryo
Three babies born in one birth.
twins
quadruplets
quintuplets
triplets
The stage in the human life cycle after infancy.
adulthood
childhood
adolescence
embryo
To grow or reach the next stage in a life cycle.
hibernate
develop
germinate
migrate
A small frog that is changing from a tadpole to an adult.
froglet
seedling
egg
frog
A baby human
embryo
infant
child
larva
Animals that give birth to live babies and make milk for them.
birds
reptiles
mammals
amphibians
A large, colorful butterfly found in N. America.
organism
nymph
metamorphosis
monarch
An insect in the stage of its life cycle in which it changes from a larva to an adult.
pupa
nymph
seedling
embryo
A young plant growing from a seed.
vine
plant
seedling
larva
Two babies born in one birth.
quintuplets
quadruplets
triplets
twins
Which of the following is one of the five groups of vertebrates?
worms
reptiles
sponges
insects
Fish, reptiles, and amphibians (a) examples of vertebrates
(a) , (b) , and (c) are three of the five groups of vertebrates.
This coral displays what kind of symmetry? (a)
This aardvark displays what kind of symmetry? (a)
This anemone displays what kind of symmetry? (a)
All animals are broadly split into what two categories?
Cute and ugly
Vertebrates and invertebrates
Water-breathing proboscis monkeys and air-breathing proboscis monkeys
Compound and complex
What solid structure do many invertebrates have for support?
Spidy suit
Exoskeleton
Endoskeleton
Kevlar
A sea sponge does not have a clear balance of body parts. Therefore it is
(a)
A crab could be cut into two identical halves. We call this type of symmetry
(a)
A sea star or a jellyfish is symmetrical around a center point. We call this type of symmetry
(a)
Drag the invertebrates into the following spaces from below: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
Drag the vertebrates into the following blanks from the list below: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
Which of the following are vertebrates
(a) (b) (c)
(d) (e)
Type one of the five groups of vertebrates:
(a)
Type one of the five groups of vertebrates:
(a)
An animal has feathers. It must be a(n):
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
An animal feeds its young milk. It must be a(n):
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
An animal has an exoskeleton. It must be a(n):
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
An animal uses a shell for its structural support. It must be a(n)
Vertebrate
Invertebrate
Which of the following is one of the five groups of vertebrates?
birds
slugs
spiders
scorpions
