Vocabulary
Levels of Organization
Body Systems
Bacteria and Viruses
Fungi and Viruses
100

Define Unicellular and multicellular

Unicellular- one cell

multicellular- multiple cells

100

When several cells come together they form ___________

Tissues

100

Which three human-body systems coordinate to cause an arm to move? 

A. Nervous, muscular, skeletal

B. Skeletal, circulatory, immune 

C. Respiratory, muscular, digestive 

D. Digestive, nervous, circulatory

A. Nervous, muscular, skeletal 

100

Bacteria are ______________ Cells 

Prokaryotic Cells 

100

Fungi are __________________ Cells. However they are not consider animals nor plants. 

Eukaryotic 

200

All living organisms are made out of ____________

Cells

200

The levels of organization in the human body are arranged from least complex to most complex.  Which is the lowest?    

 A. Cell  

B. Organ  

C. Tissue  

D. System

A

200

 Carbon dioxide is produced as cells break down nutrients for energy.  Which of the following pairs of systems would participate in removing the carbon dioxide from the body?  

A. Digestive and circulatory 

B. Circulatory and respiratory

C. Respiratory and digestive 

D. Reproductive and excretory

B. Circulatory and respiratory 

200

Which of the following is not a characteristic of Bacterial 

A. Unicellular and do not have a nucleus 

B. Prokaryotic and do not have a nucleus 

C. Can be autotrophs and heterotrophs

D. Prokaryotic and have a nucleus.

D. Prokaryotic and have a nucleus.

200

Viruses need a host to reproduce. What is the name of mechanisms used by viruses to do this?

A. lysogenic and cell injection

B. Binary Fission and Lysogenic

C. Lysogenic and Lytic Cycles

D. Lytic Cycle and Binary Fission

C. Lysogenic and Lytic Cycles

300

Define Heterotroph

Organism that must consume other organism to obtain energy. 

300

Which sequence of terms is in the correct order from most complex to simplest?   

A. Cells  Organs  Tissues  Organ Systems 

B. Organ Systems  Organs  Tissues  Cells

C. Cells  Tissues  Organ Systems  Organs  

D. Organ Systems  Organisms  Cells  Tissues

B
300

When Lance goes jogging, his heart rate increases to pump blood faster and supply his muscles with more oxygen.  Which of the following helps to maintain homeostasis in response to this increase in heart rate?  

A. An increase in digestion 

B. A decrease in perspiration 

C. An increase in respiration

D. A decrease in bone growth

C. An increase in respiration

300

Which of the following mechanisms is used by bacteria to reproduce and make a copy of themselves?

A. Cell copying

B. lysogenic Cycle

C. lytic Cycle 

D. Binary Fission

E. Conjugation

D. Binary Fission

300

Which of the following is not an examples of fungi?

A. Mushrooms

B. Mold

C. Penicillin fungus

D. Micrococcus Letus

D. Micrococcus Letus

400

Define Autotroph

Organism that is capable of making their own food

400
Which of the following is is the most complex level of organization?

A. Cells

B. Organ Systems

C. Tissues

D. Organisms.

D. 
400

Every cell in our body needs oxygen and nutrients to produce energy. When we inhale, oxygen is taken into and transported to various parts of the body.  Cells use oxygen to break down the nutrients we get from the food we eat to release energy. During this process waste products are produced.  Which organ systems work together during the process described above?  

A. The immune, excretory, and nervous systems. 

B. The reproductive, nervous, and digestive systems. 

C. The respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems.

D. The musculoskeletal, circulatory, and reproductive systems.

C The respiratory, circulatory, and digestive systems. 

400

Which statement best compares bacteria and fungi?   A. Bacteria and fungi always cause infectious diseases.  

B. Bacteria are living organisms, whereas, fungi are not. 

C. Both bacteria and fungi rely on living organisms to reproduce and survive. 

D. Most bacteria and fungi are harmless and may be beneficial to other living things.

D. Most bacteria and fungi are harmless and may be beneficial to other living things.

400

Fungi are ____________ because they must obtain their nutrients from other organic matter. However viruses do not need to feed but need a host to reproduce and are similar to ___________

a. heterotrophs

b. parasites.

500

Define Homeostasis

Process of a living organism goes through to maintain internal balance 

500

Organisms are made ______________

Organ systems 

500

The graph below shows how pulse rate changes with exercise.                                                                Which of the following best explains how body systems worked together to create the results shown on the graph?

 A. As the body exercises using the musculoskeletal system, the circulatory system pumps more blood and oxygen throughout the body.  

B.  As the body uses its excretory system to eliminate wastes, the digestive system takes in more nutrients for growth and development. 

C. As the body’s nervous system is stimulated by exercise, the body’s circulatory system is less able to regulate body temperature.  

D. As the body breaks down food using the digestive system, the nervous system communicates to the musculoskeletal system to exercise the body so as to prevent weight gain.

A. As the body exercises using the musculoskeletal system, the circulatory system pumps more blood and oxygen throughout the body.

500

The Ebola virus can often have symptoms similar to bacterial pneumonia, an infection of the lungs.  These symptoms include chest pains, shortness of breath and fever.  Which statement best summarizes the differences between these two diseases?

A. Viruses are living organisms, while bacteria are not. 

B. Viruses are not living organisms, but bacteria are living.

C. Viruses can be beneficial to living organisms but bacteria are often infectious 

D. Viruses can replicate because they are living organisms, while bacteria cannot.

B. Viruses are not living organisms, but bacteria are living.

500

Malaria, a type of parasite, infects 500 million people each year by infecting the red blood cells of its host.  The virus, HIV, that causes AIDS, reports 50,000 newly infected persons.  Which statement best differentiates the pathogens, parasites and viruses?  

 A. Although both rely on other living organisms to survive, viruses are usually beneficial. 

B. Although both rely on other living organisms to survive, parasites feed on the host organism.

C. Although both are living organisms, parasites depend on the cells of living things to reproduce. 

D. Although both are living organisms, viruses break down dead plants and animals that other organisms use.

B. Although both rely on other living organisms to survive, parasites feed on the host organism.