TCI Cells & Genetics Unit 2 Study Guide A

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What is the body system that is made up of the framework of bones that supports an organism's body, protects its internal structures and allows it to move?

Skeletal system

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What is a typically self-contained structure that carries out a particular function in the body?

Organ

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What is the body system made up of the organs that get rid of waste?

Excretory system

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What is the body system made up of the organs that bring oxygen into the body and remove carbon dioxide waste?

Respiratory system

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What is the body system made up of the organs that allow adults to produce offspring?

Reproductive system

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What is the body system made up of the heart and blood vessels that circulates blood through the body?

Circulatory system

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What is the body system made up of organs that break down food into substances that can be absorbed and used for energy and gets rid of solid waste that cannot be absorbed?

Digestive system

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What is the body system made up of all the muscles of the body that cause movement when they contract or shorten?

Muscular system

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What is a thin slice of an organ or tissue made by cutting through it?

Cross section

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What is the smallest unit of life that has a distinct shape and function?

Cell

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What is a group of structurally similar cells that work together to perform a specific function and is a level of organization above cells?

Tissue

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What is the enlarged appearance of an object when viewed through a microscope?

Magnification

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What is the body system that collects and responds to information from inside and outside of the body and consists of the brain, spinal cord, and a network of nerves?

Nervous system

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A body system is a group of organs that...

Work together to perform a particular function in the body.

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What role does the esophagus play in the digestion of food?

The esophagus has muscles that push food into the stomach.

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Which of these is a major function of the excretory system?

The excretory system regulates the amount of water in the body.

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Which systems deliver oxygen to the muscles?

The respiratory system and the circulatory system

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The shell of a snail is similar to which body system of a human?

Skeletal system

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How is a plant's "respiratory system" different from that of a human?

A plant's respiratory system takes in carbon dioxide and releases oxygen

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Which of these is a benefit of scientists using models to learn about body systems?

Scientists can use model organisms to understand disease in many different organisms

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Which of these is a reason dissecting bodies has been informative to scientists?

Dissecting bodies is helpful to learn about body structures

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What did the invention of the microscope allow early microscope users to see?

It allowed them to see that there are tiny organisms all over

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Which of these is true of a cell?

A cell is generally colorless, the smallest unit of life, and has a distinct shape and function

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Which of these is not true of a tissue? (

Tissue can only form in internal organs

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What is the benefit of taking a cross section of an organ or a tissue?

It allows scientists to study the inside structure of an organ or tissue

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_____ are the smallest level of organization in the human body considered to be living.

Cells

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Which of these is not one of the four major types of tissues?

Adamantial

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Which of these is an organ?

A single bone

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Which of these is the highest level of organization for the body?

An organism

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How can you tell the difference between different types of cells in the human body?

Different types of cells have different shapes that are suited to their functions

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Why do tissues that are part of the same body look different?

The tissues look different because they perform different tasks.

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What is one benefit of having folded tissues absorb nutrients?

Folded tissue has more surface area to absorb nutrients than flat tissue.

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What is unique about the body system of a sponge?

Sponges have no true tissues

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Which parts of the reproductive system produce sperm and eggs?

Ovaries produce eggs, testes produce sperm

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What structures inside our body help support and protect us?

Bones

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What body systems are bones and muscles part of?

Bones are part of the skeletal system and muscles are part of the muscular system

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If an organism's highest level of organization is tissues, what levels of organization does it have?

Cells and tissues

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If an organism's highest level of organization is tissues, what levels of organization does it NOT have?

Organs and body systems

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Which levels of organization require magnification to be observed?

Cells and tissues

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Which levels of organization do NOT require magnification to be observed?

Organs, body systems and organism

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What are tissues made up of?

Structurally similar cells

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What are organs made up of?

Different types of tissues

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What are organ systems made up of?

Groups of organs