cell theory
cell division & cancer
human body systems
evolution
homologous structures
100

What does cell theory state?

That all living things are made of cells 

100

How does cancer relate to mitosis?

Cancer relates to mitosis because it happens when mitosis goes out of control.

100

Why is the circulatory system important to all systems?

It’s important because it moves oxygen, nutrients, and waste to and from every other system which keeps the body working properly 

100

Hoe does evolution affect species survival?

Evolution helps species survive by giving them traits that make them better suited to their environment.

100

Why do homologous structures matter?

they matter because they show species came from a common ancestor 

200

What are the three principles of cell theory?

All living things are made of cells

cells are the basic unit of life 

all cells come from pre-existing cells

200

What causes cancer cells to grow uncontrollably?

Failure of cell cycle regulation

200

What is the main purpose of body systems working together 

To maintain homeostasis 

200

What statement best defined evolution?

A change in population over time

200
homologous structures are best described as structures that

Have the same structure but different functions 

300

Which conclusion supports the idea that cells come from pre-existing cells 

Cells divide to form new cells

300

Which statement best describes the difference between normal cells and cancer cells?

Normal cells divide in a controlled way, while cancer cells divide uncontrollably.

300

Which systems are primarily responsible for regulating other body systems?

Nervous and endocrine

300

What is the primary source of variation that drives evolution?

Genetic variation

300

Why are vertebrate forelimbs often used as examples of homologous structures 

Because they have similar bond arrangements across species

400

Why are cells considered the basic unit of life?

They can carry out all life processes

400

Mutation that interfere which process are most likely to lead to cancer?

Cell cycle regulation 

400

What will most likely happen if one body system fails to function properly?

Other body systems may be disrupted

400

How does evolution influence species survival?

By producing adaptations that improve survival, and reproduction.

400

Which conclusion can you make when two species have homologous structures 

They share a common evolutionary history 

500

Which observation would challenge the cell theory?

A living thing exists that is not made of cells 

500

How does cancer relate to mitosis?

Cancer results when mitosis is no longer regulated.

500

how do the nervous system and endocrine work together to maintain homeostasis?

They regulate responses and coordinate body functions 

500

Why does evolution occur in populations rather than individuals?

Genetic changes accumulate over generations

500

Why are birds wings and dogs front legs considered homologous 

Because they have a similar bone pattern