Study guide for the 2nd 9 week exam
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Which mineral is stored in bone and helps to make bones stronger? | Calcium
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| What is the function of ribosomes? | make proteins
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| Which type of joint is the knee and elbow? | Hinge Joint
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| What are the required "ingredients" for photosynthesis? | sunlight, carbon dioxide and water
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| What are the ends of bones covered with ? | Cartilage
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| Which type of muscle tends to contract quickly and tire more easily? | Skeletal Muscle
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| Where is cardiac muscle found? | The heart
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| Define Homeostasis | The maintenance of a constant internal conditions despite changes outside of the organism.
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| Photosynthesis occurs where? | In the chloroplasts of plant cells
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| Cellular respiration occurs where? | In the mitochondria of plant and animal cells
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| Photosynthesis produces: | Sugar, and Oxygen
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| Cellular Respiration produces: | ATP, Carbon Dioxide and Water
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| The ____ is the smallest unit found in organisms that carries on all life functions. | Cell
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| The experimental technique that involves keeping all variables the same except the one that is being tested is: | Controlling the experiment
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| During an experiment it is a good practice to have more than one test subject for your investigation; this is an example of: | having a large sample size
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| Repeating an experiment over again to see if you get the same results is another good practice during a scientific investigation; this is an example of: | Performing multiple trials
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| Allowing other people to read and review all of the data from your experiment is an example of: | Peer review
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| The skeletal and Muscular systems work together to allow your body to: | Support the body, allow for movement and protecting the bodies internal organs.
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| Cells divide for what reasons? | Growth, development, repair, & reproduction
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| How are plant and animal cells similar? | Plant and animal cells both have a nucleus, and organelles such as ribosomes, mitochondria, Golgi body, endoplasmic reticulum and lysosomes.
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| How are plant and animal cells different? | Only plant cells have cell walls, chloroplasts and a large central vacuole.
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