Body Organization
SYSTEMS WORKING TOGETHER
BACTERIA & FUNGI
GERMS & BODY DEFENSE
MODELS & EVIDENCE
100

Similar cells working together form this level of organization.

What is a tissue?

100

This system takes oxygen into the body and releases carbon dioxide.

What is the respiratory system?

100

True or false: All bacteria and fungi cause disease.

What is false?

100

These blood cells help defend the body against harmful bacteria and other threats.

What are white blood cells?

100

This is a simplified representation of something real.

What is a model?

200

Put these in order from smallest to largest: organ, cell, organ system, tissue, organism.

What is cell → tissue → organ → organ system → organism?

200

This system transports blood, oxygen, nutrients, and wastes.

What is the circulatory system?

200

This type of fungus is used to make bread.

What is yeast?

200

This is an agent that can cause disease.

What is a pathogen?

200

Scientists can use a mathematical model to change water levels without doing this to a real pond.

What is draining or changing the real pond?

300

Different tissues working together form this structure.

What is an organ?

300

These organs filter wastes and extra fluid from the blood.

What are the kidneys?

300

Some of these microorganisms living in the intestines help with digestion.

What are bacteria?

300

This infectious agent uses a living host cell to make copies.

What is a virus?

300

Give one limitation of a scientific model.

What is its results depend on data and assumptions?

400

This system detects changes and sends signals throughout the body.

What is the nervous system?

400

Complete the oxygen pathway: Air → lungs → _____ → body cells.

What is the blood?

400

Finish this statement correctly: Most bacteria and fungi are ________.

What is harmless and may be beneficial?

400

This organism lives in or on another organism and takes nutrients from it.

What is a parasite?

400

To investigate an ancient extinction, paleontologists study these two important sources of information.

What are fossils and rock layers?

500

Arrange these from most complex to simplest: tissue, organism, cell, organ, organ system.

What is organism → organ system → organ → tissue → cell?

500

Explain why your pulse rises when you run.

What is working muscles need more oxygen, so the heart pumps faster to deliver more oxygen-rich blood?

500

Explain why saying “bacteria and fungi are always harmful” is incorrect.

What is many are harmless or beneficial, although some can cause disease?

500

Compare a virus and a parasite by explaining what each gets from its host.

What is a virus uses a living host cell to make copies, while a parasite takes nutrients from its host?

500

What would provide strong evidence supporting a connection between a meteor impact and an ancient extinction?

What is meteor-impact evidence in rock layers formed at the same time as the last dinosaur fossils?