Cells & Organisms
Digestion & Absorption
Molecules in Food
Energy & Respiration
100

the basic unit of life and the building block of all living organisms 

what is a cell?

100

Name the organs of the digestive system that we've discussed in class (4) 

What are the mouth, stomach, small intestine, and large intestine? 
100

A very large molecule that cannot be digested at all.

What is fiber?

100

Something your body can gain energy from is called a ...

What is fuel? 

200

Which term describes an organism made up of a single cell?

unicellular

200
Tissues that line the small intestine

What are villi? 

200

A large molecule that cannot be absorbed through the walls of the small intestine.

What is starch?

200

What are the reactants of cellular respiration (2)? 

What are oxygen and food?

300

a structure inside the body

what is an organ? 

300

When food passes through the walls of the small intestine into the rest of the body, it is getting…

What is absorbed?

300

A small molecule that can be absorbed through the walls of the small intestine.

What is glucose?


300

What are the products of cellular respiration (3)? 

What are energy, carbon dioxide, and water?

400

Which term describes an organism made up of more than a single cell?

What is multicellular? 

400

The organ that absorption mostly happens in

What is the small intestine? 
400

Name all three big molecules that are digested 

What are carbs, fat, and protein? 

400

What is the name of the food-burning reaction that takes place in all living organisms

What is cellular respiration? 

500

When something is fully broken down by your body, it is…

digested

500

Name the three small molecules that are absorbed

What are glucose, amino acids, and fatty acids?