Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
All About Plants
Levels of Organization
Mixed Review
100

Nerve cells that transfer information in the form of electrical energy to the brain

Neurons

100

Receptors that detect chemical signals, such as odors and tastes

Chemical

100

A pine tree has organs that carry out specific functions needed for survival. Which organ's function is to anchor the tree and absorb nutrients from the soil?

Roots

100

Which level of organization best describes the brain and stomach?

Organ

100

The process of regulating body temperature is an example of what type of feedback in homeostasis?

Negative

200

Specialized structures in the nervous system that respond to specific types of stimuli, or environmental messages

Sensory receptors

200

Stored information in the brain

Memory

200

What is the plant organ responsible for absorbing light energy to make food?

Leaf

200

The esophagus, stomach, and colon work together to perform what function?

Digest the food we eat (digestion)

200

(1) What does the term structure refer to? (2) What does the term function refer to?

Structure is what something looks like or what it is made of. Function is the job that something performs.

300

Part of the neuron that sends messages

Axon
300

Behavior that depends on memory and experience

Learned

300

Animals breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Where does the oxygen come from?

It is released during photosyntheis.

300

What comes next:
cardiac muscle cell --> cardiac tissue --> heart --> ?

Circulatory system

300

Give an example of an innate behavior.

Crying, yawning, breathing, coughing, etc.
400

Set of actions taken by an organism in response to stimuli

Behavior

400

Which type of sensory receptor would be primarily activated when a person feels the tension in their muscles after lifting a heavy box?

Mechanical

400

What is the source of the energy that plant cells use for photosynthesis?

Radiant energy (sunlight)

400

What two systems work together to keep carbon dioxide levels low in the body?

Circulatory and Respiratory
400

A plant leaf is an organ. In what way is a human lung similar to a plant leaf?

They both exchange gases (carbon dioxide and oxygen).

500

Bodily process that maintains stable conditions in a changing environment

Homeostasis

500

Behavior that does not require learning or experience

Innate

500

During photosynthesis, (1) what gas do plants ABSORB? (2) what gas do plants RELEASE?

(1) Carbon dioxide (2) Oxygen

500

Name all of the body systems we talked about in class. (HINT: There are a total of 7)

(1) Circulatory (2) Nervous (3) Respiratory (4) Digestive (5) Excretory (6) Muscular (7) Skeletal

500

How are memory and behavior related?

An organism's memories influence its behavior.