9

1. Which system acts as a barrier from the sun and Q. Which system sends electrical messages that
helps regulate body temperature? helps control the body's responses to internal and
1. integumentary external changes?
2. muscular
3. digestive 1. nervous
4. circulatory 2. endocrine
2. 3. reproductive
Which system controls voluntary and involuntary 4. integumentary
movement? 10
Q. Which of these is the least complex level of
1. muscular organization?
2. skeletal 1. earthworm
3. immune 2. digestive system
4. excretory 3. skin cell
3 4. stomach
Q. Which system absorbs oxygen and releases 11
carbon dioxide? Q. The nervous system helps the respiratory system
1. respiratory by
2. excretory 1. carrying oxygen to lungs
3. endocrine 2. sending the message to diaphragm to
4. immune contract 
4 3. protecting and supporting the heart
Q. This system transports oxygen and nutrients 4. breaking down nutrients needed by lung
around the body. tissue
1. circulatory 12
2. respiratory Q. The circulatory system helps the muscular
3. skeletal system by
4. digestive delivering nutrients to the muscle tissue
5 bringing oxygen into the body
Q. This system breaks down food into nutrients that sending messages for the muscles to contract
the body can absorb. protecting the muscles from injury
1. digestive 13
2. excretory Q. Lungs are the primary organs of this system.
3. reproductive 1. muscular system
4. immune 2. nervous system
6 3. circulatory system
Q. This system fights pathogens (germs) and 4. respiratory system
produces and stores white blood cells. 14
Q. Which of these is the least complex level of
1. immune organization?
2. muscular 1. earthworm
3. endocrine 2. digestive system
4. integumentary 3. skin cell
7 4. stomach
Q. This system supports the body and protects vital 15
organs. Q. The nervous system helps the respiratory system
1. skeletal by
2. muscular 1. carrying oxygen to lungs
3. circulatory 2. sending the message to diaphragm to
4. nervous contract 
8 3. protecting and supporting the heart
Q. This system sends chemical messagengers 4. breaking down nutrients needed by lung
(hormones) that regulate growth, development, and tissue
metabolism. 16
1. endocrine Q. The circulatory system helps the muscular
2. nervous system by
3. immune 1. delivering nutrients to the muscle tissue
4. skeletal 2. bringing oxygen into the body
3. sending messages for the muscles to contract
4. protecting the muscles from injury
 Question 17 3. organ
Q. What two systems work together to provide the 4. tissue
cells with glucose?  Question 25
1. circulatory and respiratory Q. This is a example of ......
2. digestive and resoiraory
3. digestive and circulatory
4. skeletal and muscular
 Question 18
Q. What two systems work together to supply the
body with oxygen?
1. respiratory and muscular ..
2. respiratory and circulatory 1. cell
3. circulatory and digestive 2. organ system
4. muscular and digestive 3. organ
 Question 19 4. tissue
Q. Which example best shows structures that make  Question 26
up the digestive system in the human body?  Q. What is this?
1. Lungs, Heart, Arteries
2. Brain, Spinal Cord, Nerves
3. Stomach, Intestines, Esophagus
4. Nose, Lungs
 Question 20
Q. What is included in the nervous system?
1. Heart
2. Skin
3. Brain
4. Lungs 1. stomach
 Question 21 2. mouth
Q. The nose, throat, lungs and diaphragm are part of 3. liver
which system? 4. esophagus
1. Respiratory  Question 27
2. Digestive Q. What is this?
3. Integumentary
4. Lymphatic
 Question 22
Q. The Integumentary system includes...
1. Muscles and bones
2. Heart and lungs
3. Ligaments and joints
4. Skin, hair and nails
 Question 23 1. stomach
2. liver
Q. This is a example of 3. mouth
4. esophagus
 Question 28
Q. Which two body systems work together to break
down food into energy and rid the body of the waste
1. cell produced during this process?
2. tissue 1. Skeletal and endocrine
3. organ  2. Digestive and excretory
4. organ system 3. Nervous and immune
 Question 24 4. Muscular and skeletal
Q. This is a example of........   Question 29
Q. Which body systems work together to supply the
body's cells with oxygen?

1. Respiratory and immune

2. Nervous and reproductive
3. Circulatory and respiratory
4. Endocrine and muscular

1. organ system  Question 30

2. cells
Q. What three systems work together to move the 4. organ system
body?  Question 38
Q. These two systems interact to allow our bodies
1. Skeletal, Muscular, Nervous respond to the environment and to maintain
2. Skeletal, Respiratory, Digestive homeostasis.  (Hint - they both send messages and
3. Nervous, Circulatory, Skeletal one is fast, one is slow)
4. Circulatory, Respiratory, Digestive 1. nervous and endocrine
 Question 31 2. nervous and digestive
Q. How does the Circulatory System help the 3. endocrine and excretory
Muscular System? 4. respiratory and digestive
1. Protects muscles  Question 39
2. Sends messages to the muscles to contract Q. What is tube that is also known as your wind
3. Brings oxygen into the body pipe?
4. Delivers nutrients and oxygen to muscle 1. esophogus
tissue 2. bronchi
 Question 32 3. trachea
Q. The muscular system interacts with the ____ 4. alveoli
system as it helps break down and move the food  Question 40
we eat through our bodies. Q. What is the main function of the respiratory
1. nervous system?
2. digestive 1. To take in carbon dioxide, and dismiss
3. excretory oxygen
4. endocrine 2. To take oxygen in, and dismiss carbon
 Question 33 dioxide
Q. Our brain is a part of our ____ system and it 3. It helps in reproduction
interacts with our muscular system to coordinate 4. It is there for nothing
movements throughout our bodies.    Question 41
1. excretory Q. What is the name of the muscle below the lungs
2. digestive that helps with breathing?
3. eyes 1. trachea
4. nervous 2. alveoli
 Question 34 3. diaphragm
Q. The circulatory system interacts with the ____ 4. bronchi
system when as it surrounds the small intestine.  Question 42
Broken down food (nutrients) is delivered in the Q. The skeletal system interacts with the _____
blood to all the cells.   system when it produces red blood cells.  
1. digestive
2. excretory 1. circulatory
3. nervous 2. excretory
4. skeletal 3. digestive
 Question 35 4. nervous
system interacts with the ____ system when it send  Question 43
a message to the adrenal glands to release the
hormone "adrenaline" into our blood.   Q. What is not a function of the digestive system?
1. endocrine 1. Create new foods
2. skeletal 2. Absorb water
3. muscular 3. Process waste
4. digestive  Question 44
 Question 36
Q. Two or more types of tissues that together can Q. The function of this system is to 
form an _____. *Produce offspring for the survival of the species
1. organ 1. Circulatory
2. nervous 2. Integumentary
3. connective 3. Reproductive
4. immune 4. Respiratory
 Question 37  Question 45
Q. An group of similar cells that work together to Q. The function of this system is to 
perform a common function *Produce hormones to regulate body growth and
development
1. tissue 1. Circulatory
2. organ 2. Endocrine
3. muscle 3. Excretory
 4. Respiratory
 Question 46
Q. The function of this system is to 
*Transport materials (oxygen, nutrients, hormones)
around the body
1. Digestive
2. Endocrine
3. Circulatory
4. Respiratory
 Question 47
Q. The function of this system is to 1. Circulatory
  2. Nervous
*Sends messages to all part of the body 3. Skeletal
*Control thinking and the sense organs 4. Muscular
1. Nervous  Question 52
2. Endocrine Q. Which system is this picture showing? 
3. Digestive
4. Circulatory
 Question 48
Q. The function of this system is to 
*Fights infections
1. Respiratory
2. Endocrine
3. Digestive
4. Immune 
 Question 49
Q. The function of this system is to 
*Provides support
*Makes red blood cells
*Sores calcium
1. Muscular 1. Circulatory
2. Endocrine 2. Nervous
3. Urinary 3. Skeletal
4. Skeletal 4. Muscular
 Question 50
 Question 53
Q. Which system is this picture showing? 
Q. Which system is this picture showing? 

1. Urinary
2. Nervous
1. Endocrine 3. Digestive
2. Nervous 4. Respiratory
3. Reproductive
4. Digestive  Question 54
 Question 51
Q. Which system is this picture showing?  Q. Which system is this picture showing? 

1. Endocrine
 2. Urinary  Question 61
3. Reproductive Q. Which two systems are working together?
4. Immune Food nutrients are transported throughout the body
in the blood. 
1. Digestive & Circulatory
 Question 55 2. Digestive & Urinary
Q. Which system is this picture showing?  3. Urinary & Circulatory
4. Nervous & Skeletal
 Question 62
Q. Which two systems are working together?
The hormone insulin is released into the blood to
lower the amount of sugar in the body
1. Circulatory & Excretory
2. Endocrine & Circulatory
3. Endocrine & Respiratory
4. Muscular & Urinary
1. Urinary  Question 63
2. Circulatory Q. Which two systems are working together?
3. Digestive Muscles raise the hair on the arms and legs to retain
4. Respiratory heat.
 Question 56 1. Muscular & Digestive
Q. Your skin hair, and nails make up your ___ 2. Muscular & Respiratory
system. 3. Muscular & Skeletal
1. Nervous 4. Muscular & Integumentary
2. Muscular
3. Skeletal
4. Integumentary
 Question 57
Q. White Blood Cells are part of the ___ system.

1. Immune
2. Respiratory
3. Urinary
4. Digestive
 Question 58
Q. Which two systems are working together?
Oxygen is inhaled into the lungs and then is
transported throughout the body in the blood. 
1. Respiratory & Urinary
2. Circulatory & Endocrine
3. Respiratory & Circulatory
4. Endocrine & Reproductive
 Question 59
Q. Which two systems are working together?
The hormone adrenaline causes the fight-or flight
response which can give someone unusual amounts
of strength. 
1. Endocrine & Reproductive
2. Respiratory & Digestive
3. Endocrine & Muscular
4. Nervous & Muscular
 Question 60
Q. Which two systems are working together?
Messages travel down the spinal cord to the muscles
causing movement of the body
1. Urinary & Skeletal
2. Endocrine & Circulatory
3. Nervous & Circulatory
4. Nervous & Muscular
  Question 9
30 seconds
1 Which organ belongs to the digestive system? Q.  What might the immune system protect our
1. heart body from?
2. stomach answer choices
3. femur 1. sugars, fats, and carbs.
4. brain 2. viruses, bacteria, fungi, other parasites
 Question 2 3. viruses, bacteria, fungi, other parasites,
60 seconds carbs, sugars
Q. Which organ belongs to the endocrine system? 4. Cold & Flu
1. pancreas  Question 10
2. small intestine Q. ... network organs containing cells that recognize
3. gluteus maximus foreign substances in the body and destroy them
4. spinal cord 1. Pathogen System
 Question 3 2. Digestive System
60 seconds 3. Immune System
Q. Which organ system does the brain belong to? 4. Lympathic System
answer choices  Question 11
1. Reproductive Q. Which is the correct sequence?
2. Cardiovascular
3. Integumentary 1. dorsal> immune> lymphatic
4. Nervous 2. lymphatic> dorsal> tissues
 Question 4 3. tissue> organs> form organ systems
60 seconds 4. organ> tissues> organ system
Q. Which organ belongs to the respiratory system?  Question 12
answer choices
1. biceps brachii Q. Which gases are being exchanged through the
2. humerus respiratory system? 
3. stomach
4. right lung 1. O2 & CO4
 Question 5 2. HO2
60 seconds 3. CO
Q. The veins of the body belong to which organ 4. O2 & CO2
system?  Question 13
answer choices Q. Major organs of the digestive system
1. nervous 1. Kidneys, nephrons
2. lymphatic 2. Stomach, intestines, mouth
3. digestive 3. Heart, blood vessels, blood
4. circulatory 4. Liver, kidneys, heart
 Question 6  Question 14
60 seconds Q. Major organs of the nervous system
Q. Which of the following is a part of the skeletal 1. Kidneys, nephrons
system 2. Stomach, intestines, mouth
answer choices 3. Heart, blood vessels, blood
1. femur 4. Brain, spinal cord, nerve
2. humerus  Question 15
3. cranium Q. Major organs of the skeletal system
4. All of these 1. Muscles, tendons
 Question 7 2. Bones, ligaments
Q. Which of the following is NOT part of the 3. Marrow, periostium, nerves
skeletal system? 4. Ribs, quadriceps, femur
answer choices  Question 16
1. humerus Q. Heart, blood vessels, blood
2. appendix 1. Digestive system
3. femur 2. Excretory system
4. cranium 3. Circulatory system
 Question 8 4. Immune system
Q.  What do tissues form?  Question 17
1. Blood  Q. Nose, trachea, lungs, alveoli
2. Organ Systems 1. Respiratory system
3. Organs 2. Endocrine system
4. Nails 3. Muscular system
 4. Skeletal system  Question 6
 Question 18 Q. Which of the following correctly lists organs of
the respiratory system?
Q. Kidneys, lungs, skin, nephrons 1. lungs, stomach, pharynx
1. Digestive system 2. nose, pharynx, intestines
2. Excretory system 3. nose, trachea, lungs
3. Integumentary system 4. stomach, gall bladder, tongue
4. Respiratory system  Question 7
 Question 19 Q. The integumentary system includes all the
Q. Major organs of the muscular system following EXCEPT
1. red blood cells
1. Shoulder-blade, kneecap, triceps 2. hair
2. Muscles, tendons 3. skin
3. Bones, ligaments 4. fingernails
4. Heart, intestines, stomach  Question 8
 Question 20 Q. This system regulates the metabolism and works
with other systems to regulate horomones.  The
Q. Pituitary gland, pancreas, thyroid, adrenal gland thyroid gland is an organ of this system.  
1. Digestive system 1. nervous
2. Integumentary system 2. reproductive
3. Endocrine system 3. digestive
4. Immune system 4. endocrine
 Question 9
Q. This system controls all other systems. 

1. respiratory
1 Q. Which body system is responsible for 2. nervous
producing offspring? 3. endocrine
1. reproductive 4. integumentary
2. respiratory  Question 10
3. digestive Q. The skeletal system works together with the
skeletal _____ system so that the body can move.  
 Question 2
Q. The respiratory system works together with the 1. muscular
____ system so that all cells of the body receive 2. urinary
oxygen.  3. excretory
1. nervous 4. immune
2. endocrine
3. circulatory
4. integumentary 1. Q. Provides glucose for cellular respiration.
 Question 3 1. Respiratory system
Q. This system provides the body with support, 2. Nervous system
shape, and it helps to protect vital organs.  3. Excretory system
1. nervous 4. Digestive system
2. unrinary  Question 2
3. skeletal Q. Brings oxygen into the body and eliminates
4. muscular carbon dioxide and water
 Question 4 1. Circulatory system
2. Digestive system
Q. This system eliminates solid wastes from the 3. Excretory system
body.  4. Respiratory system
1. digestive  Question 3
2. respiratory Q. Carries needed materials to cells and waste
3. cardiovascular products away from cells
4. immune 1. Immune system
 Question 5 2. Circulatory system
Q. Which of the following is NOT a part of the 3. Nervous system
digestive system ? 4. Respiratory system
1. mouth
2. esophagus
3. stomach
4. thyroid gland
 Question 4 Q. Which of the following is a job of the skeletal
Q. Protects our bodies from pathogens and fights system?
disease 1. Pulls on the bones to make us move
1. Immune system 2. Directs the muscles to contract
2. Endocrine system 3. Controls body with chemicals
3. Nervous system 4. Protects internal organs
4. Circulatory system  Question 14
 Question 5 Q. Controls long-term changes and daily body
Q. Collects and removes wastes produced by the activities through the release of chemicals
body's cells 1. Immune system
1. Muscular system 2. Endocrine system
2. Excretory system 3. Digestive system
3. Circulatory system 4. Nervous system
4. Digestive system  Question 15
 Question 6 Q. Provides shape and support, and something for
Q. Provide the raw materials for cell respiration the muscles to pull on
1. Respiratory system
1. Digestive and respiratory 2. Skeletal system
2. Immune and endocrine 3. Muscular system
3. Respiratory and excretory 4. Circulatory system
4. Circulatory and Digestive
 Question 7
Q. Enables the body to move 1. What is a group of cells that are alike and
1. Digestive system work together?
2. Nervous system 2. a cell team
3. Muscular system 3. a tissue
4. Immune system 4. a cell family
 Question 8
Q. Eliminate products of cell respiration 2. A group of tissues that work together is a(n)
1. Digestive and respiratory ______________________.
2. Circulatory and excretory
3. Respiratory and excretory
4. Excretory and digestive
 Question 9 1. cell
2. organ
Q. Work together to help us move 3. organ system

1. Endocrine, immune, nervous 3. Organs that work together are part of a(n)
2. Skeletal, muscular, nervous ________________________.
3. Digestive, respiratory, circulatory, excretory
4. Immune, excretory, circulatory 1. cells
 Question 10 2. tissue
Q. Receives information and directs our response to 3. organ system
the information
1. Endocrine system 4.The dark structure in the middle of each cell is a
2. Immune system
3. Nervous system 1. nucleus
4. Muscular system 2. lysosome
 Question 11 3. mitochondria
Q. Directs the skeletal muscles to contract
1. Skeletal system 5.Muscle tissue is made of ...
2. Muscular system
3. Endocrine system
4. Nervous system
 Question 12 1. muscle cells
Q. Work together to defend us against disease and 2. skin tissue
danger 3. stem cells
1. Nervous and endocrine systems
2. Digestive and respiratory systems 6.A specialized cell is a cell that has ...
3. Muscular and skeletal systems
4. Immune and endocrine systems 1. the ability to divide
 Question 13 2. a specific role to do
 3. no specific function in the bod 15.What are the four main tissues found in the
body?
7. When similar cells group together it is called a
tissue

1. true 1. Epithelial, Connective, Bone, Blood

2. false 2. Muscle, Connective, Blood, Epithelial
3. Nervous, Muscle, Connective, Epithelial
8.This muscle tissue is only found in the heart.
16.Which of the following tissues is made up of
1. Skeletal cells that contract to move substances through the
2. Smooth body and help the body move?
3. Cardiac
1. Epithelial
9.These are the muscles attached to your bones. 2. Connective
3. Muscle
1. Skeletal
2. Smooth 17. Blood is a type of .....
3. Rough
1. Epithelial Tissue
10.These are the muscles found in your organs (like 2. Connective Tissue
your stomach). 3. Muscle Tissue
4. Nervous Tissue
1. Skeletal
2. Smooth 18.organ systems make up.....
3. Rough
1. Tissues
11.This type of tissue shown in the picture transmits 2. Organs
information throughout the body to and from the 3. Organ systems
brain. 4. organisms

1. Nervous Tissue 19.What is the correct order of organization?

2. Connective Tissue
3. Muscular Tissue 1. cells->tissue->organs->organ systems->
organism
12.Which of the following is not one of the four 2. tissue->cells->organs->organ systems->
main types of tissues? organism
3. organs->organ systems-> organism->cells-
1. Blood >tissue
2. Connective
3. Epithelial
4. Nervous

13.What is the function of epithelial cells?

1. Protects the body and organs

2. Provide movement by pulling on bones
3. Act as the messaging pathway between
different areas of the body

14.The stomach consists of what type of muscle that

allows the stomach to contract and move food?

1. Smooth muscle
2. Skeletal muscle
3. Cardiac muscle
 Question 1 1. muscular
2. respiratory
Which statement describes ALL living 3. circulatory
things? 4. skeletal

1. They can move.  Question 7

2. They are composed of one or more
cells. Which two systems play a direct role in
3. They are capable of making their removing waste (sometimes toxic waste)
own food. from the body?
4. They have organ systems that carry
out the process of life. 1. nervous
2. excretory
 Question 2 3. respiratory
4. circulatory
Which organism is unicellular and does not
contain a nucleus?  Question 8

1. fungus Some plants are multi-cellular and protists

2. protist are unicellular. However, both organisms
3. virus make their own food using photosynthesis.
4. bacteria What feature do they have in common?

 Question 3 1. They both have a nucleus.

All things adapt to changes in their
environment. Which of the following is an
example of a living thing adapting to
changes in the environment?
1. Organisms responding to stimuli.
2. Taking antibiotics to treat an illness
but then continuing to be sick.
3. RNA being made in the nucleolus.
4. Cells remaining in homeostasis.
 Question 4
What are two organelles that can be found in
the plant cells, but not in the animal cells?
1. golgi apparatus and ribosomes
2. ribosomes and chloroplast
3. smooth ER and cell wall
4. cell wall and chloroplast
 Question 5
2. They both contain chlorophyll.
3. They do not have a cell wall.
4. Their cells are made up of the same
organelles.
 Question 9
How is unicellular algae and multi-cellular
algae different from a multi-cellular green
plant?
1. None of them require food.
2. Only the plant needs water.
3. Only the single-celled algae can
reproduce.
4. Unicellular algae and multi-cellular
algae do not have many types of
cells.
 Question 10
This invention allowed for the Cell Theory
to develop.

Which organelle protects and supports the 1. stehascope

plant cell? 2. telescope
3. microscope
1. cell wall
2. cell membrane  Question 11
3. vacuole
4. nucleus Fungus does not appear green in color but
does have a cell wall. Why would fungi not
 Question 6 be classified as a plant.

What are the two systems that work closely 1. Fungi do not have a chloroplast.
together to allow us to move? Note: They 2. Fungi can form on your body.
give us strength and power. 3. Mushrooms are an example of a
fungus.
 4. Fungi are cool to hang around (fun-
gi......fun guy....get it??).

 Question 12

Which one of these statements is NOT part

of the Cell Theory?

1. All living things are made up of one

or more cells.
2. All cells come from existing cells.
3. Microscopic organisms are not made
of cells.
4. Cells are the basic unit of structure
and function in living things.

 Question 13

What is the function of the nervous system?

1. Whenever we get in front of crowds,

it causes our bodies to shake.
2. It coordinates the body's response to
changes in its environment.
3. It is responsible for the blood flow
throughout your body.
4. It helps us take in oxygen and expel
carbon dioxide.

 Question 14

What is the correct order of the path food

takes in the digestive system?

1. mouth, esophagus, stomach,

intestines
2. mouth, stomach, esophagus,
intestines
3. esophagus, mouth, intestines,
stomach
4. esophagus, mouth, stomach,
intestines

 Question 15

Which two systems are responsible for

bringing in oxygen and delivering the
oxygen throughout the body?

1. answer choices
2. nervous
3. respiratory
4. digestive
5. cardiovascular (circulatory)
 1. Malleability
2. Flexibility
 Question 1 3. State
4. Ductility
Q. A pure substance containing only one
kind of atom.  Question 8

1. element Q. Physical or Chemical?  Water is

2. mixture nonflammable
3. compound
1. Physical
 Question 2 2. Chemical
3. Neither
Q. Can only be separated by chemical
means.  Question 9

1. element Q. Physical or Chemical Property? If copper

2. mixture comes in contact with water, it will turn
3. compound green.

 Question 3 1. Physical
2. Chemical
Q. This picture represents which of the 3. Neither
following?
 Question 10
1. element
2. compound Q. Physical or Chemical Property?  The
3. mixture temperature of boiling water is 100 degrees
Celsius.
 Question 4
1. Physical
Q. This picture represents which of the 2. Chemical
following? 3. Neither

1. element  Question 11
2. compound
3. mixture Q. Physical or Chemical Property?  The
solid form of water is ice.
 Question 5
1. Physical
Q. The amount of mass in a specific volume 2. Chemical
3. Neither
1. density
2. weight  Question 12
3. matter
4. state Q. Define a Physical Property

 Question 6 1. A property of matter not involving in

its manifestation a chemical change
Q. The ability of a substance to be pounded 2. A property in which stops a chemical
or rolled into thin sheets reaction from occuring.
3. A property or behavior of a
1. State substance which undergoes a
2. Ductility chemical change or reaction.
3. Malleability 4. A property which makes the object
4. Thermal Conductivity smell or taste different.

 Question 7

Q. The ability of a substance to be pulled

into wires
 Question 13 3. ductility
4. flammability
Q. Define a Chemical Property
 Question 19
1. A property which depends on the
objects size or matter. Q. Can a mixture be separated? 
2. A property of matter not involving in
its manifestation a chemical change 1. No
3. A property or behavior of a 2. Yes
substance which undergoes a 3. Only sometimes
chemical change or reaction.
4. A property which makes the object  Question 20
smell or taste different.
Q. An example of a physical change would
 Question 14 be a change in...

Q. What is matter? 1. Color

2. Shape
1. Any subtance that doesn't take up 3. Size
space or have mass. 4. All of the above 
2. Any substance that takes up space or
have mass.  Question 1
3. Any substance that exists on Earth.
4. Any substance that exists in space. Q. What form of matter has a definite
shape?
 Question 15
1. Solid
Q. Boiling point,melting point, and density 2. Liquid
are some of an element's 3. Gas
4. Square
1. pure properties
2. physical properties  Question 2
3. chemical properties
Q. What can causes ice to transform from a
 Question 16 solid to a liquid?

Q. A mixture that appears to be evenly 1. The air.

mixed throughout: 2. The cold.
3. Shape
1. an atom 4. Heat
2. a compound
3. a homogeneous mixture  Question 3
4. a heterogeneous mixture
Q. This state of matter does not have a
 Question 17 definite size or shape.

Q.  mixture that does NOT appear to be 1. Gas

evenly mixed throughout: 2. Liquid
3. Solid
1. an atom 4. Milk
2. a compound
3. a homogeneous mixture  Question 4
4. a heterogeneous mixture
Q. Which is not a property of matter?
 Question 18
1. Shape
Q. Which of these is an example of a 2. Mass
chemical property? 3. Liquid
4. Volume
1. density
2. melting point
 3. solid
4.
 Question 5
 Question 12
Q. Name the three states of matter:
Q. The amount of matter something
1. crystalline, amorphous, solid contains. 
2. solid, liquid, gas
3. energy, matter, mass 1. volume
4. solid, fluid, liquid 2. mass
3. density
 Question 6 4. measurement 

Q. When you see steam, fog or clouds,

which state of matter is it?  1.Q. What are the three states of matter?
1. solid, volume, mass
1. solid 2. density, volume, mass
2. liquid 3. solid, liquid, gas
3. gas 4. density, gas, volume

 Question 7  Question 2
Q. Something that takes up space and has mass.
Q. What is an example of gas?
1. volume
1. crayons 2. matter
2. paper 3. mass
3. soda 4. density
4. air  Question 3

 Question 8 Q. A state of matter that has a definite volume and

shape.
Q. How can you describe this picture? 1. solid
2. liquid
1. liquid 3. gas
2. solid 4. matter
3. gas  Question 4
Q. The amount of space something takes up
 Question 9 1. density
2. volume
Q. What is an example of a solid? 3. mass
4. matter
1. wind
2. water  Question 5
3. rock
4. juice Q. A watermelon has more matter than a grape, so it
has more
1. mass
 Question 10
2. eat
3. solid
Q. Orange juice is an example of a ....
4. greater
1. solid
 Question 6
2. liquid
Q. You can measure ______ with grams.
3. gas
1. mass
2. volume
 Question 11 3. conductivity
4. melting point
Q. Which state of matter has particles that  Question 7
are tightly packed? Q. Solids have a definite _______________.
1. smell
1. liquid 2. shape
2. gas 3. picture
 4. sound 3. Molecule
4. Mixture

 Question 8  Question 16
Q. Liquid matter takes the shape of _______. Q. Salt has a chemical formula of NaCl.  Salt is a...
1. a gas 1. Compound
2. water 2. Element
3. a pet 3. Mixture
4. Its container 4. None of the Above

 Question 9  Question 17
Q. Water in its solid form is _____________. Q. What cannot be broken down into other
substances?
1. a vapor 1. Compound
2. ice 2. Mixture
3. a liquid 3. Solids
4. boiling 4. Element

 Question 10  Question 18
Q. The amount of matter something contains is its Q. A combination of substances that are not
______________. chemically combined is called a(n)____________. 
1. gas 1. mixture
2. solid 2. compound
3. weight 3. physical
4. mass
 Question 11  Question 19
Q. The measurement system used by scientist
around the world. Q. Mixtures are separated through
1. metric system ___________changes.
2. customary systerm 1. mixture
3. calorie system 2. compound
4. science system 3. physical
 Question 12  Question 20
Q. What is the measure of gravity on an object? Q. An element is made up of only one kind of
1. matter _____.
2. mass 1. isotope
3. weight 2. plastic
4. volume 3. atom
4. metal
 Question 13
Q. Volume is ______________.
1. length X width
2. height X length
3. length X width X height
4. width X height

 Question 14

Which example is a compound?

1. N2
2. O2
3. Cu
4. H2O2

 Question 15

Two or more atoms joined together for a(n)...

1. Element
2. Compound
  Question 6

 Question 1 When you were 9 years old, you were much shorter
than you are now. This system includes the gland
You just ate an awesome lunch at RSM. This body that produces the growth hormones that help you
system will break down that food and absorb it into grow.
your body to serve as nutrients.
1. Endocrine
1. Immune system 2. Integumentary
2. digestive system 3. Nervous
3. stomach system 4. Digestive
4. circulatory system
 Question 7
 Question 2
Oh no, something just fell off a building as you
You scraped yourself on a sharp edge sticking out were walking by and scared you. Now your heart is
of your desk. You just cut your body's first line of beating very fast. Your heart is apart of the _____
defense against bacteria. The first line of defense is system.

1. muscular system 1. respiratory

2. excretory system 2. digestive
3. endocrine system 3. cardiovascular / circulatory
4. integumentary system 4. lymphatic

 Question 3  Question 8

Your body needs to get rid of the waste collected The food that you ate today and the oxygen that you
during homeostasis. Which system is responsible breathe in is transported to different cells in the
for removing waste from your body? body by the ___________ system.

1. circulatory system 1. cardiovascular / circulatory

2. endocrine system 2. digestive
3. excretory/urinary system 3. respiratory
4. cardiovascuar system 4. reproductive

 Question 4  Question 9

You ran in a 3K marathon and now you are really Your cat just had kittens. Without this system she
tired. What system allowed you to move really fast would not be able to become a new parent.
to out run your fellow marathon runners?
1. respiratory
1. Muscle system 2. reproductive
2. digestive system 3. endocrine
3. integumentary system 4. excretory
4. lymphatic system
 Question 10
 Question 5
My cells need oxygen and they need to get rid of
You were hit pretty hard in the back while playing the carbon dioxide waste that they created during
kick ball, but you are okay because your heart and homeostasis. Which system allows my body to get
lungs were protected by the ___________ system. and also get rid of these gases?

1. respiratory 1. endocrine
2. immune 2. nervous
3. excretory 3. integumentary
4. skeletal 4. respiratory
 Question 11 .  Question 17

If I did not have this system, my body would not controls the activities in your body
know how to function properly. This system sends
and receives signals that control what happens in 1. nervous system
my body. 2. endocrine system
3. integumentary system
1. reproductive 4. lymphatic system
2. respiratory
3. nervous  Question 18
4. integumentary
made up of the kidney's and bladder, this system
 Question 12 helps to eliminate waste from your body

I had pneumonia last week, but thanks to this 1. endocrine system

system I am well today. Bacteria cells were attacked 2. digestive system
and killed so that I could get rid of that infection. 3. excretory / urinary system
4. lymphatic system
1. digestive
2. excretory  Question 19
3. skeletal
4. immune this is your body's first line of defense...it is made
up of skin, hair, nails, sweat glands and oil glands
 Question 13
1. integumentary system
This system is a part of the immune system. It 2. endocrine system
carries infection fighting white blood cells in a fluid 3. reproductive system
called lymph throughout the body. 4. respiratory system

1. Immune  Question 20
2. Lymphatic
3. exretory transports material to and from cells
4. cardiovascular / circulatory
1. excretory system
 Question 14 2. digestive system
3. lymphatic system
consists of the stomach, large and small intestines 4. cardiovascular system

1. integumentary  Question 21
2. excretory
3. digestive brings in oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide
4. endocrine
1. skeletal system
 Question 15 2. muscular system
3. respiratory system
made up of tonsils, spleen, lymph nodes....this 4. nervous system
system destroys any foreign invaders that try to
enter your body.  Question 22

1. muscular system which of these is correctly organized from simple to

2. nervous system complex?
3. digestive system
4. immune system 1. cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
2. tissue, cell, organ, organ system, organism
 Question 16 3. organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell
4. cell, organ, tissue, organ system, organism
helps you move

1. excretory system
2. muscle system  Question 23
3. respiratory system
4. reproductive system
provides support and protects inner organs from The chart shows structures that work together in an
being damaged by outside forces organism. What do the structures as a whole
represent?
1. skeletal system
2. digestive system 1. an organ system
3. immune system 2. an organ
4. cardiovascular system 3. a tissue
4. a cell
 Question 24
 Question 29
A group of specialized cells working together is
called a/an____. Which systems work most closely together to carry
oxygen to cells and to remove carbon dioxide
1. organ waste?
2. tissue
3. organ system 1. digestive and excretory
4. organism 2. skeletal and muscular
3. circulatory and respiratory
 Question 25

The bladder is most closely associated with which

body system?

1. circulatory
2. respiratory
3. nervous
4. excretory

 Question 26

Adrenaline, testosterone, and estrogen are all

hormones secreted by the human body. Each of
these hormones is produced by a particular gland.
Which body system could these hormones be linked
to?

1. integumentary
2. digestive
3. endocrine
4. immune

 Question 27

Not only does this system help you move, but it also
helps circulate your blood, helps the lungs take in
air, and helps the stomach to digest food. Which
organ system are these tasks linked to?

1. integumentary
2. muscular
3. skeletal
4. immune

 Question 28

 Question 1
 When a person runs a long distance their 1. A
body temperature increases. The body will 2. B
start to sweat in order to cool the body off. 3. C
What organ system is responsible for 4. D
cooling the body?
 Question 5
1. Nervous
2. Integumentary A student has four microscope slides of cells
3. Muscular from four organisms. He must match the
4. Skeletal slides of cells with the correct organism
tissue listed in the table.
 Question 2
He observes one large vacuole in the cells
In 1838 a botanist determined that all plants on one of the slides.
are composed of cells. In 1839 anatomist
Theodore Which slides is he observing?

Schwann proposed that all animals are

composed of cells. In 1855 a biologist
propose that all living things are composed
of cells. Which statement is also part of

Virchow’s cell theory?

1. S
1. All cells have a cell wall. 2. R
2. All cells come from pre-existing 3. Q
cells. 4. P
3. All cells are capable of
photosynthesis  Question 6
4. All cells can develop into any other
type of cell. Provided below is a levels of organization
diagram.
 Question 3
Which of the following terms does row Z in
Which of the following examples best the diagram represent?
represent the levels of organization from the
least to most complex?

1. Lung , Respiratory system , Lung

cell , Human , Lung tissue
2. Lung cell , Respiratory system ,
Lung , Human , Lung tissue
3. Human , Lung tissue , Lung ,
Respiratory system , Lung cell
4. Lung cell ,Lung tissue , Lung ,
Respiratory system, Human 1. Organ systems
2. Tissues
 Question 4 3. Organs
4. Cells

Which table correctly describes the

functions of the cell structures listed?
 Question 7
 Plants use energy from sunlight, water, and  Question 11
carbon dioxide to produce sugar. Which
structure is found only in plant cells and The equation below represents a chemical
helps plants capture energy from sunlight? reaction that occurs in living plant cells
called photosynthesis in which radiant
1. Chloroplast energy is transformed into chemical energy
2. Nucleus
3. Cell membrane
4. Vacuole
6CO2 + 6H2O ______> C6H12O6 + 6O2

1. CO2 (carbon dioxide)

 Question 8 2. H2O (water)
3. C6H12O6 (glucose)
According to the Cell Theory, which of the 4. O2 (oxygen)
following statements is not correct?
 Question 12
1. A water droplet from a pond can
give rise to bacteria When people run long distances, their
2. Bacteria can divide to form two internal temperature increases. Their bodies
daughter cells require a way to cool down and begin the
3. Bacteria can perform of all processes process by sweating. Which organ system is
necessary for life responsible for cooling the body?
4. A bacterium can be called living
even though it is unicellular. 1. Skeletal
2. Muscular
 Question 9 3. Integumentary
4. Nervous
The function of the structure in the plant cell
is to .  Question 13

A student drew the picture of a human body

system shown below. The student labeled
some of the organs of the system. Which is
not a function of this system?

1. provides protection for many internal

organs
2. provides a point of attachment for
muscles
3. provides support and shape.
4. provides movement
1. provide support for the  Question 14
2. plant cell.
3. use energy from sunlight to make
A student was outside in the schoolyard
sugar.
when he spotted a snake. His heart started
4. direct all cell’s activities
beating quickly. Which body system is
5. provide support for the plant cell
responsible for raising the heart rate when a
person is scared or excited producing the
 Question 10 fight or flight response?
In the levels of organization, leaves of a 1. Muscular system
plant are considered 2. Integumentary system
3. Endocrine system
1. tissue. 4. Skeletal system
2. organs
3. cells.
4. organ

system.
 Question 15
 When a person touches a hot stove, he 2. Nervous system
immediately removes his hands in response 3. Skeletal system
to the hot stimulus 4. Muscular system

1. Skeletal system  Question 20

2. Endocrine System
3. Nervous system Shivering is a body response to cold
4. Muscular system
environmental temperatures. Shivering
 Question 16 creates heat by shaking our body to try

Hormones are chemical signals that are to warm it up.

produced by glands and carried in the
bloodstream to other parts of the body. Which organ system is responsible for the
Insulin and glucagon are hormones shivering movement that creates heat to
produced by the pancreas to control blood warm up the body?
sugar levels. What organ system is
responsible for producing hormones to 1. Muscular System
control your blood sugar levels? 2. Nervous system
3. Endocrine system
1. Integumentary system 4. Skeletal system
2. Endocrine system
3. Nervous system
4. Muscular system

 Question 17

The diaphragm moves when you inhale and

exhale allowing the lungs to fill with air.
What organ system is responsible for the
movement of the diaphragm when you
breathe?

1. Muscular system
2. Skeletal system
3. Endocrine system
4. Integumentary system

 Question 18

The organ system that controls all the

activities in the human body to maintain

homeostasis is the

1. endocrine system
2. muscular system
3. nervous system
4. integumentary system

 Question 19

Calcium is an essential mineral for life. It

has many functions in the body. Muscles
and nerves require calcium so they can
function properly. Which organ system is
responsible for the storage of minerals such
as calcium?

1. Endocrine

system  Question 1
 Q. The "control center" of the cell is the   Question 7

Cell membrane Q. Which of the following correctly lists the

organizational hierarchy of organisms from
1. Cytoplasm simplest to most complex?
2. Nucleus
3. Cell wall 1. Cells, organs, organelle, tissues,
organ systems organisms
 Question 2 2. Organelles, cells, tissues, organs,
organ systems, organisms
Q. What type of cell must take up carbon 3. Tissues, organelles, cell, organs,
dioxide in order to stay alive? organ systems, organisms
4. Tissues, organs, cells, organelles,
1. Plant cell organ systems, organisms
2. Animal cell
3. Fungal cell  Question 8
4. Yeast cell
Q. What can a green plant cell do that an
 Question 3 animal cell can't?

Q. Scott and his classmates were looking at 1. Make their own food
an animal cell under a microscope in order 2. Move
to locate the cell's DNA, which occurs in its 3. Release gas
chromosomes. Where should Scott look? 4. Reproduce

1. In the nucleus  Question 9

2. In the cell vacuole
3. In the cytoplasm Q. What's the simplest unit of life?
4. In the moitochondris
1. Cell
 Question 4 2. Nucleus
3. Organelle
Q. What building in a city could be 4. Protist
compared to the mitochondria in a cell?
 Question 10
1. Library
2. Water tower Q. Where does cellular respiration take
3. Power plant place?
4. Police sation
1. Mitochondria
 Question 5 2. Nucleus
3. ER
Q. Which organelles are found in plant cells 4. Ribosomes
that make food and protect, and are not
found in animal cells?  Question 11

1. Cell membrane and ribosomes Q. What part of the cell is its delivery
2. Cell wall and chloroplast system?
3. Mitochondria and a nucleus
4. Flagella and Golgi body 1. Nucleus
2. Nucleolus
 Question 6 3. Mitochondria
4. ER
Q. What is the main purpose of the
mitochondria?

1. Store genetic material

2. Convert food molecules to energy
3. Trap sunlight and use it to make food
4. They ship proteins and other
substance across the cell membrane  Question 12
 Q. What are structures that perform specific Q. Which organelle is responsible for
functions inside the cell called? packaging and preparing the assembled
proteins to be sent to other areas?
1. Organisms
2. Organelles a. ER
3. Cell membrane b. Ribosomes
4. DNA c. Cell membrane
d. Golgi body
 Question 13

Q. Which of these words describes you and

other humans?

1. Stimulus
2. Prokaryotic
3. Eukaryotic
4. Protist

 Question 14

Q. What is a function of a vacuole?

1. Make prteins
2. Store water
3. Make sugar
4. Harden the cell

 Question 15

Q. Where does photosynthesis take place?

1. Cell wall 
2. Chloroplast
3. Mitochondria
4. Vacuole

 Question 16

Q. What structure is found in Eukaryotes but

not in prokaryotes?

1. Ribosomes
2. Cytoplasm
3. DNA
4. Nucleus

 Question 17

Q. What part of the cell is found inside the

cell membrane and responsible for holding
all other cell parts?

1. Mitochondria
2. Nucleus

Cytoplasm

Cell wall

 Question 18
  Question 9
PLANTS Q. What part of a plant transports water and
nutrients from the root to the plant's stem and
 Question 1 leaves?
Q. In what plant cell part/structure is water stored? 1. root hairs
1. chloroplast 2. phloem
2. cell wall 3. xylem
3. vacuole  4. cuticle
4. cytoplasm  Question 10
Q. All of the following is a root function, except
 Question 2 1. water absorption
2. food storage
Q. The leaf's cuticle 3. plant anchoring
1. stores water 4. food production
2. reduces evaporation  Question 11
3. transports water in the leaf Q. Root hairs help a plant
4. absorbs water for the leaf 1. transport food to the root
2. absorb water and nutrients
 Question 3 3. protect the root
Q. What produces egg and sperm cells during the 4. store food
life cycle of a plant?  Question 12
1. gamete Q. _________________ are scientists who study
2. gametophyte plants.
3. sporophyte 1. botanists
4. zygote 2. ecologists
3. zoologists
 Question 4 4. chemists

Q. What happens in the phloem?

1. water moves up from the roots
2. food moves down from the leaves
3. food moves up from the roots
4. water moves down to the roots

 Question 5
Q. Germination will not happen unless a seed
1. is dispersed far from the plant that produced
it
2. absorbs water
3. uses its stored food
4. grows stamens and a pistil

 Question 6
Q. What part of a woody stem forms rings that
indicate a tree's age?
1. xylem
2. phloem
3. cambium
4. inner bark
 Question 7
Q. The energy that powers photosynthesis comes
from
1. water
2. chemicals
3. oxygen
4. the sun
 Question 8
Q. Gases pass in and out of a leaf through the 
1. stomata
2. phloem
3. xylem
4. cuticle
 Question 1  Question 9
Q. xylem: water transport 30 seconds
phloem : food transport Q. The following are examples of spore-bearing
TRUE plants except: 
FALSE answer choices
 Question 2 Fern
30 seconds Mosses
Q. Which structure inside the ovary contains egg Gingko
cells?  Question 10
answer choices 30 seconds
Ovules Q. It is a kind of artificial vegetative propagation in
stigma which it is done by cutting a branch of a plant of
peduncle good variety and attaching it to a plant rooted in the
 Question 3 soil. The rooted plant is the stock and the attached
30 seconds branch is the scion.
Q. Flowering: gymnosperms answer choices
Non-flowering : angiosperms Grafting 
answer choices Marcotting
TRUE Layering
FALSE
 Question 4
30 seconds
Q. Pine, gingko, cypress and spruce are examples of
________? 
answer choices
angiosperm
gymnosperm
ppteridophytes  Question 1
 Question 5
30 seconds 30 seconds
Q. ______ contain the sperm and egg cells of a
plant which is protected by a tough coat inside a Q.
spore capsule.
answer choices Which is NOT a category of plants
Conifers
Sponges answer choices
Spores
 Question 6 Ferns
30 seconds
Q. Mosses, liverworts and hornworts make up the Angiosperms
group of plants called __________.
answer choices Mosses
atracheophytes
angiosperm Bryosperms
tracheophytes
 Question 7 Gymnosperms
30 seconds
Q. These type of plant grow in moist and swampy  Question 2
environment and on top of old woods and rocks.
Mostly they lack true roots and use tiny hairlike 30 seconds
stems for absorption of water and nutrients from the
soil.  Q.
answer choices
Bryophytes The alternation of generations in plants goes
Conifers between the diploid __________________
Spores and haploid __________________
 Question 8
30 seconds answer choices
Q. Conifers reproduce using cones. 
answer choices sporophyte, gametophyte
TRUE
FALSE gametophyte, sporophyte
 Question 3 30 seconds

30 seconds Q.

Q. Plants are both _____________ &

_______________.
Plants are _________________ which
means they make their own food. answer choices

answer choices multicellular & eukaryotic

heterotrophs unicellular & eukaryotic

chemotrophs multicellular & prokaryotic

autotrophs unicellular & prokaryotic

liveotrophs  Question 7

 Question 4 30 seconds

30 seconds Q.

Q. What chemical is located in the chloroplast

of plants that gives them the green pigment?
Four important steps plants went through
were: (IN ORDER) answer choices

answer choices angiosperm

seeds, vascular tissues, flowers, movement chlorophyll

to land
mesophyll
movement to land, vascular tissues, seeds,
flowers pharnyx

flowers, movement to land, vascular tissues,  Question 8

seeds
30 seconds
vascular tissues, seeds, movement to land,
flowers Q.

 Question 5 What substance is made through

photosynthesis and is food for the plant?
30 seconds
answer choices
Q.
chlorophyll
Plant cell walls are made of
chloroplast
answer choices
glucose
petidoglycan
dextrose
cellulose
 Question 9
chitin
30 seconds
pollen
Q.
 Question 6
 Which types of plants produce asexually answer choices
with spores?
guard cell
answer choices
stomata
mosses & gymnosperms
petal
mosses & angiosperms
cuticle
angiosperms & gymnosperms
 Question 13
mosses & ferns
30 seconds
 Question 10
Q.
30 seconds
Growth of plant towards light
Q.
answer choices
The waxy waterproof layer on the leaves
and some stems of plants is called the gravitropism
_________________.
phototropism
answer choices
thigmotropism
root
 Question 14
stomata
30 seconds
petal
Q.
cuticle
Growth of plant in response to touch
 Question 11
answer choices
30 seconds
gravitropism
Q.
phototropism
The tiny opening on the plant that lets air in
and holds water in is called the thigmotropism
___________________.
 Question 15
answer choices
30 seconds
guard cell
Q.
stomata
Growth of plant towards or away from
petal gravity

cuticle answer choices

 Question 12 gravitropism

30 seconds phototropism

Q. thigmotropism

The cells on each end of the stomata that  Question 16

control the opening and closing are called
____________________.
 30 seconds xylem

Q. phloem 

Roots have ________________  Question 3

gravitropism wheras stems and leaves have
__________________ gravitropism. 30 seconds

answer choices Q. Which part of the flower contains the egg

cells?
positive, negative
answer choices
negative, positive
Ovules
no, upward
Stamen
downward, no
Penduncle
 Question 17
Sepal 
30 seconds
 Question 4
Q.
Q. Tell whether it is monocot or dicot.
The vascular tissues of the plant are the
____________ which brings water up to
from the roots of the plant and the
_______________ which brings nutrients
from the leaves to other parts of the plant  
answer choices Monocot
xylem, phloem Dicot
phloem, xylem  Question 5
stomata, guard cell Q. Tell whether it is monocot or dicot.
guard cell, stomata

 Question 1

30 seconds

Q. Which system conducts photosynthesis

and helps the plant reproduce?
Monocot
answer choices
Dicot
Shoot system
 Question 6
Root system
Q. Tell whether it is monocot or dicot.
 Question 2

30 seconds

Q. Which conducting tissue transports and

helps circulate water and dissolved minerals
from the roots to the leaves of a plant? 

answer choices
 Monocot ______________: Pteridophytes :: Peat
moss: Bryophytes
Dicot
club mosses
 Question 7
water mosses
Q.
sickle mosses
Liverworts and Hornworts are kinds of
Bryophytes. carpet mosses

answer choices

True

False  uestion 1
30 seconds
Q. Why are flowers very colorful (and why do they
 Question 8
produce odor?)
answer choices
30 seconds
So people buy them
To make gardens look good
Q.
To attract pollinators
To attract sunlight
Cycads, ginkgo, and conifers are examples
 Question 2
of __________.
30 seconds
Q. Male reproductive parts of a plant....
answer choices
answer choices
Petals and ovary
Angiosperm
Ovary and ovule
Anther and filament
Gymnosperm Stigma and style
 Question 3
Pteridophytes 30 seconds
Q. In which part of the flower is pollen found?
Bryophytes answer choices
Filament
 Question 9 Anther
Ovary
30 seconds Xylem
 Question 4
Q. 30 seconds
Q. How else can pollen be moved
Ferns: ______________ :: Mosses: besides pollinators?
Bryophytes answer choices
Sunlight
answer choices Wind
Snow
Pteridophytes Hail
 Question 5
Angiosperm 30 seconds

Gymnosperm Q. What is the female part of the plant called?

answer choices
Atracheophytes Stigma
Pistil
 Question 10 Stamen
Style
30 seconds  Question 6
30 seconds
Q.
Q. What is #1 pointing to?
answer choices Q. Sally planted seeds last year but they did not
ovary sprout until this spring. This is an example of
petal ______.
stigma answer choices
stamen dormancy
 Question 7 fertilization
30 seconds germination
Q. In what part of the flower does fertilization take photosynthesis
place?  Question 14
answer choices 30 seconds
anther Q. Roots of a new plant grow down. This is an
stigma example of _______
ovary answer choices
filament Phototropism
 Question 8 Gravitropism
30 seconds Thigmotropism
Q. What is the sticky part of the flower that catches Hydrotropism
pollen?  Question 15
answer choices 30 seconds
style Q. This allows plant roots to find water.
stigma answer choices
ovary Gravitropism
petal Hydrotropism
 Question 9 Phototropism
30 seconds Dormancy
Q. What part of the flower will turn into a seed?  Question 16
answer choices 30 seconds
ovary Q. What are the little holes underneath a leaf called?
anther answer choices
ovule Ribosomes
filament Roots
 Question 10 Stomata
30 seconds Pores
Q. The venus fly trap will close if a fly touches two  Question 17
hairs on the leaves. Which of the following Tropism 30 seconds
does this show? Q. When the plant grows toward the stimuli
answer choices answer choices
Phototropism Positive
Gravitropism Negative
Thigmotropism  Question 18
Hydrotropism 30 seconds
 Question 11 Q. The transfer of pollen from the anther to the
30 seconds stigma.
Q. A plant's leaves turned toward the light. This is answer choices
an example of _______. pollination
answer choices germination
Phototropism photsynthesis
Gravitropism reprodution
Thigmotropism  Question 19
Hydrotropism 30 seconds
 Question 12 Q. The colorful flower structure that attracts
30 seconds pollinators.
Q. Bean plants wrap themselves around a trellis. answer choices
This is an example of _____________. sepals
answer choices pistils
Gravitropism anthers
Thigmotropism petals
Dormancy  Question 20
Hydrotropism 30 seconds
 Question 13 Q.
30 seconds
Cells require glucose and_____________to undergo
respiration

answer choices

Water

Soil

Carbon dioxide

Oxygen