Cells
Digestion
Respiration
Circulatory
Regulation
100

What is the outer layer of the cell in animal cells?

Cell membrane

100

How many stomach chambers do ruminant animals have?

Four

100

Which class has more efficient respiration, birds or mammals?

Birds

100

Do insects have open or closed circulatory systems?

Open

100

What is the function of the excretory system exactly?

To remove waste from the body
200

What is the job of the ribosome?

To produce proteins

200

How would you describe the way that sponges obtain their food?

Filter feeders

200

How do earthworms respire?

By skin respiration

200

How many chambers does a fish heart have?

Two

200

How do cnidarians process information without a brain?

They use a nerve net

300

What is the role of the nucleus?

To store genetic information (DNA)
300

Which arthropods have a sponging mouth organ?

Flies

300

Why do reptiles have more efficient lungs than amphibians?

They have a greater surface area in their lungs

300

How do cnidarians transport oxygen through their bodies?

By diffusion

300

Which class of animals has the most developed nervous system?

Mammals

400

Which organelle is responsible for producing ATP (cell energy)?

The mitochondria

400

Why do herbivores have a longer digestive canal than carnivores?

To extract more nutrients from their food

400

Where exactly does gas exchange take place in mammalian lungs?

In the alveoli

400

Which blood vessels carry oxygenated blood in vertebrates?

Arteries

400

Which glands produce hormones in vertebrates?

Endocrine glands

500

Which organelle packages and transports proteins in cells?

The Golgi Body/Apparatus

500

How many sections are there in the digestive system of arthropods?

Three (Foregut, midgut and endgut)

500

How do insects respire?

Through a tracheal system with spiracles

500

What are the names of the two types of chambers in  the mammalian heart?

Atria and ventricles

500

What kind of nervous system do arthropods have?

Cluster nervous system

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