Basic Terminology
Cell Review
Organ Systems
Homeostasis
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100
The most basic functional unit of life.

What is a cell?

100

The little organs within cells that carry out life functions.

What are organelles?

100

You're using this organ system right now to think of the answer.

What is the nervous system?

100
Maintaining a stable internal environment.
What is homeostasis?
100

This "Maker" is best known for his hits like See You Again, New Magic Wand, and Earfquake.

Who is Tyler, the Creator?

200

A device used to magnify very small things to be visible in a much clearer way.

What is a microscope?

200

The organelle that contains all the genetic information of the cell.

What is the Nucleus?

200

Without this organ system you'd never need another pass to the bathroom.

What is the excretory system?

200

The homeostatic temperature for human bodies.

What is about 98 degrees Fahrenheit? 

200

His alter ego is "Anita Max Wynn"

Who is Drake?

300

The ossified parts of your body responsible for giving you strength and support.

What are bones?

300

The "bouncer" of the cell, restricting what goes in and out.

What is the cell membrane?

300

Utilizes small proteins called hormones to cause changes behind the scenes of your nervous system.

What is the endocrine system?

300

The two types of mechanisms that keep homeostasis.

What are positive and negative feedback mechanisms?

300

In his latest album, he can only see Red Skies and Redrum. But in the past he's got himself a Brand New Draco, and A Lot.

Who is 21 Savage?
400

The parts of you that cause the first parts of mechanical digestion.

What are Teeth?

400

The two organelles unique to plant cells.

What are the cell wall and chloroplast?

400

The pancreas, liver and gallbladder are accessory organs to this very important system.

What is the digestive system?

400

The term for the range of acceptable values of internal conditions.

What is dynamic equilibrium? 

400

The type of note that represents 1/8 of a measure.

What is an eighth note? 

500

The term for a disease causing agent.

What is a Pathogen?

500

The function of the cytoplasm.

What allows transport of materials within the cell?

500

Alveoli, bronchioles, capillaries.

What is the respiratory system?

500

The result when you stay out of homeostasis for too long.

What is death?

500

This classical composer is best known for his symphonies and also writing some of them even though he went deaf.

Who is Beethoven?

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