Mitosis
Tissues
Digestive A
Digestive B
Circulatory A
Circulatory B
100
This is a diagram of this phase.
What is Telephase?
100
These are the four types of tissue in animals.
What are Connective, Muscular, Epithelial, and Nervous tissue?
100
This is the part of the digestive system where food is initially broken down through both physical and chemical means.
What is the mouth?
100
This are the class of molecule that is used in chemical digestion. When they do their job in during digestion, they generally can be used again.
What are enzymes?
100
This is the function of white blood cells.
What is to fight off infection in the blood by identifying and destroying bacteria and viruses?
100
This is the function of the circulatory system.
What is to transport nutrients, oxygen, and other things around the body throughout the body?
200
This is the first actual step in mitosis, where the chromosomes become visible and the nucleus dissolves.
What is Prophase?
200
These cells are generic in type and after mitosis can be triggered into becoming specific tissue cells in the body.
What are Stem Cells?
200
This is the function of the large intestine.
What is to absorb water from waste, producing and storing fecal matter?
200
This is the function of the pancreas in the digestive system?
What is to produce digestive enzymes?
200
This is the disorder where a blockage in the circulatory systems affects the brain.
What is a stroke?
200
This is where the right side of the heart pumps blood.
What are the lungs?
300
This type of reproduction produces two genetically identical offspring daughter cells.
What is asexual reproduction?
300
This type of tissue is found in the nerves and brain, its involved in sensory functions and communicating.
What is Nervous Tissue?
300
This organ is one of the most important organs in the body. For the digestive system it creates bile and produces enzymes used to break down food.
What is the liver?
300
This is the 4th step in digestion.
What is when food is broken down further in the small intestine and absorbed into the bloodstream
300
This is why capillaries have very thin walls.
What is to allow for diffusion of nutrients between blood and other fluids in the body?
300
These are labeled by the stars on this diagram of the heart.
What are the heart valves
400
This step in mitosis is where the chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell.
What is Metaphase?
400
These are examples of connective tissue (Please give three)
What are bone, tendons, and blood? (Response may vary)
400
Here is a diagram of this process.
What is the smooth muscle of the esophagus moving food from the throat to the stomach (Peristalsis)?
400
This is the purpose of bile in the digestive system.
What is to aid in the breakdown of Lipids (Fats)?
400
This is the function of arteries in the body.
What is to carry blood away from the heart?
400
This is why the left side of the heart is stronger than the right side.
Why does the left side of the heart pump blood throughout the entire body, not just to the lungs?
500
This is what happens during Anaphase.
What is the phase when the chromosomal pairs are pulled apart at the centromeres, causing sister chromatids to be pulled to opposite sides of the cell?
500
This is tissue that looks like thin sheets of tightly packed cells.
What is Epithelial tissue?
500
These are small finger like outgrowths that line the small intestine and absorb nutrients from broken down food.
What are villi?
500
These are the two enzymes used in the breakdown of proteins during digestion.
What are pepsin and trypsin?
500
These are the four chambers that make up the heart.
What is the left and right ventricle and left and right atrium?
500
Roughly 1% of your blood is made of this?
What are Platelets