Using the same word bank: Which chamber pumps oxygen-rich blood into the aorta?

Using the same word bank: Which vessel receives oxygen-rich blood leaving the left ventricle?

Using the same word bank: Which vessel returns deoxygenated blood to the right atrium from the upper body?

Using the same word bank: Which chamber first receives blood from the vena cavae?

Write the numbers that contain oxygen-rich blood: Convert to a single-select question. Which set lists only structures that carry oxygen-rich blood in the heart?

Make an events chain concept map to show pulmonary circulation beginning at the right atrium and ending at the aorta: What is the correct next step after the right atrium in pulmonary circulation?

In pulmonary circulation beginning at the right atrium and ending at the aorta, which vessel carries blood from the heart to the lungs?

In pulmonary circulation beginning at the right atrium and ending at the aorta, oxygenated blood returns to the heart through which vessel?

In pulmonary circulation beginning at the right atrium and ending at the aorta, which chamber receives oxygenated blood from the lungs?

In pulmonary circulation beginning at the right atrium and ending at the aorta, which chamber pumps oxygenated blood into the systemic circulation via the aorta?

In the plant cell diagram, which numbered part is the large central vacuole?

In the plant cell diagram, which numbered part indicates the nucleus?

In the animal cell diagram, which numbered part indicates the nucleus?

On the microscope diagram, which numbered part is the eyepiece (ocular lens)?

On the microscope diagram, which numbered part is the coarse focus knob?

On the microscope diagram, which numbered part is the fine focus knob?

On the microscope diagram, which numbered part is the stage?

On the microscope diagram, which numbered parts are objective lenses? Select all that apply.

What does the green-and-red organelle diagram mention about?

In the respiratory system diagram, which letter labels the trachea?

In the respiratory system diagram, which letter labels the lungs?

In the respiratory system diagram, which letter labels the diaphragm?

Match A with B: Hemoglobin corresponds to which definition?

Match A with B: Antibody corresponds to which definition?

Match A with B: Pulse corresponds to which definition?

Match A with B: Pulmonary circulation corresponds to which definition?

Match A with B: Aorta corresponds to which definition?

Wave of blood pressure rises and falls in your arteries: Which term matches the phrase?

Pressure exerted by the flow of blood through the vessels of the body: Which term matches the phrase?

Fight bacteria, viruses, and other foreign substances that constantly try to invade your body: Which term matches the phrase?

Blood vessels that move blood to the heart: Which term matches the phrase?

Irregularly shaped cell fragments that help clot blood: Which term matches the phrase?

High blood pressure disorder: Which term matches the phrase?

Blood vessels that move blood away from the heart: Which term matches the phrase?

Liquid part of blood that consists mostly of water: Which term matches the phrase?

Condition of fatty deposits on the inner wall of arteries: Which term matches the phrase?

Microscopic blood vessels that connect arteries and veins: Which term matches the phrase?

Amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water 1 °C: Which term or number matches the phrase?

Foods that contain the same type of nutrient: Which term or number matches the phrase?

Process of giving or getting the right type of food for good health and growth: Which term or number matches the phrase?

Amount of foods you need daily from each food group: Which term or number matches the phrase?

They are required only in small amount, which is fewer than 20 mg a day: Which term or number matches the phrase?

They are required in large amount, which is more than 250 mg a day: Which term or number matches the phrase?

Substances in foods that provide energy and materials for cell development, growth, and repair: Which term or number matches the phrase?

The force exerted by blood to the wall of blood vessels when the heart beats: Which term or number matches the phrase?

The wave of pressure that rises and falls in the arteries: Which term or number matches the phrase?

They have hemoglobin to carry O2 to body tissues and take back CO2 to be removed by the lungs: Which term or number matches the phrase?

Amount of heat necessary to raise the temperature of 1 kg of water 1 °C: Which term from the list matches the phrase?

They are usually liquid at room temperature: Which term from the list matches the phrase?

They can be stored in the body in fatty tissue: Which term from the list matches the phrase?

They are excreted by the body and need to be replenished every day: Which term from the list matches the phrase?

Process of giving or getting the right type of food for good health and growth: Which term from the list matches the phrase?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What were the results of the Miller–Urey experiment?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Whose experiment mistakenly proves the theory of spontaneous generation?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Which power of objective lens do we use first to capture the image of a specimen under a microscope?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Which of the following contains hereditary material of living organisms?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What substances were used by Miller–Urey in their experiment?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Whose experiment disproves the theory of spontaneous generation?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Whose experiment tested the hypothesis of Alexander I. Oparin?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Which of the following controls most cell’s activity?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Which of the following is the movement of the chest that brings air into the lungs and removes waste gases?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. Where in the lungs does the exchange of gas take place?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. How is breathing induced?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What make plants gain their weight?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What are the vitamins that dissolve easily in water?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What are the vitamins that dissolve only in fats?

Tick (✓) in the box of a best answer. What are the minerals that function as nerve impulse conduction?

IV. Fill in blank using the appropriate word in the box below. The exchange of ________ and carbon dioxide takes place between the alveoli and ________.

IV. Fill in blank using the appropriate word in the box below. The exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide takes place between the alveoli and ________.

IV. Fill in blank using the appropriate word in the box below. This easily happens because the walls of the ________ are each only ________ thick.

IV. Fill in blank using the appropriate word in the box below. This easily happens because the walls of the alveoli and the are each only ________ thick.

IV. Fill in blank using the appropriate word in the box below. Oxygen moves through the cell membranes of the alveoli and then through the cell membrane of the capillaries into the ________.

III. Answer the following questions. What was the first ancestor of life on Earth, and when did they appear?

III. Answer the following questions. Why was Oparin’s hypothesis about the origins of life important to Miller and Urey?

III. Answer the following questions. What are the three main parts of the cell?

III. Answer the following questions. What is the difference between onion cell and elodea cell?

III. Answer the following questions. What is an advantage of having air enter through the nostril?

III. Answer the following questions. What are the functions of the respiratory system?

III. Answer the following questions. How many cells does each bacterium have? How about you?

III. Answer the following questions. When was the cell discovered, by who, and how?

III. Answer the following questions. Suppose your teacher gave you a slide of an unknown cell. How would you tell whether the cell was from an animal or from a plant?

III. Answer the following questions. What process is used by white blood cells to engulf bacteria?

III. Answer the following questions. What was the first ancestor of all lives on Earth—was it unicellular or multicellular?

III. Answer the following questions. What is a cell, and why are cells important?

III. Answer the following questions. What are the four functions of blood?

III. Answer the following questions. Compare between the three types of blood circulation.

III. Answer the following questions. What are the four main functions of blood?

III. Answer the following questions. Why are nutrition facts found on all packaged foods important?

III. Answer the following questions. Why can saturated fats cause diseases?