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CSET Science: Biology
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Special layer of tissue found in the back of the eye covered with photoreceptive nerve cells
joint
retina
telophase
superior and inferior vena cava
2. The outermost part of the eye that collects all light that is bouncing off the objects and focuses it into a small hole
hair cells
cornea
white blood cells
biology
3. Enzyme found in spit that breaks down carbohydrates
salivary amylase
macronucleus
pulmonary circulation
swim bladder
4. Biological chemicals responsible for regulating mood - organ function - growth - and metabolism
hormones
olfactory cells
parasites
monocots
5. Human body system that helps humans make more humans
olfactory membrane
sessile
pistill
reproductive system
6. The brain's switchboard which passes information from the body to the correct part of the brain
diaphragm
thalamus
motor neurons
chemical digestion
7. Version of the nervous system that controls voluntary actions like petting or talking
apoda
pollen
arthropods
somatic nervous system
8. Little ring - shaped bones that make up the spine
euglenoids
protists
vertebrae
chemical digestion
9. Glands in women and men that produce the sex cells for reproduction
cornea
ovaries and testes
algae
kidneys
10. Helps scientists predict heredity from cross - breeding
Punnett Square
mandibles
thymus
mammals
11. An organ that reptiles have inside of the roof of their mouth to taste and smell
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12. A group of mammals whose children develop in the placenta - a sac - like organ filled with fluid that nourishes the growing embryo
cell membrane
photoreceptive
genetic modification
placental mammals
13. Heart chamber that pumps the blood out of the heart
anura
ventricle
catabolic metabolism
genes
14. Plants that only live for a few seasons and reproduce only once - including flower box flowers and crop plants
cytosine - guanine - adenine - thymine
annuals
air sacs
red blood cell
15. Mixture of sperm and fluids
pistill
medusas
metaphase
semen
16. A thick hard layer of bone that is below the periosteum
uterus
compact bone
gene
centromere
17. Located in the stomach - it burns the bacteria off the food you eat
insulin
stomach acids
periosteum
cortex
18. Senses that are related to the body - like touch
telophase
somatic senses
circulatory system
grey matter
19. When chemicals called enzymes break food up into molecules that can be absorbed
chemical digestion
capillaries
flagellates
motor neurons
20. Human body system that contains hormonal glands that control growth and reproduction
gliding joints
endocrine system
abdomen
amphibians
21. Meat - eating
pituitary gland
mucus
roots
carnivorous
22. The outermost layer of hair and is sort of a protective outer layer
cellulose
metabolism
arthropods
cuticle
23. Little hairs that protoists use to move through the water
phylogeny
cerebrospinal fluid
cillia
catabolic metabolism
24. Something that has lost almost all of its use through evolution
pulmonary circulation
vestigial
Jacobson's organ
birds
25. The points on the tentacles of a cnidarian that is used to stun prey
annelids
follicles
nematocyst
vestigial
26. Multi - celled organisms that eat food to survive
larynx
animals
xylem
diatoms
27. Holes caused by plaque buildup that expose the sensitive portion of the tooth
cavity
ribosomes
appendicitis
chloroplasts
28. Larger and flatter teeth in the back that are used to crush food to mix with saliva to make it easier to swallow
photoreceptive
mammals
ectotherm
molars
29. Little glands located in the abdomen of a spider to make silk for spider webs
RNA World
spinnerets
esophogus
limbic system
30. Protozoans that move with cillia and have two nuclei - the micro nucleus and the macro nucleus
evergreens
mitosis
cilliates
breathing
31. Complex molecules that cells use for all different types of jobs
gliding joints
diaphragm
proteins
genome
32. Nerve cells that are sensitive to light and found in the eyes
left atrium
photoreceptive
premolars
hinge joint
33. A carnivorous plant with sticky beads that attract insects and then sucks the nutrients out of their decaying bodies
pulp
lungs
flypaper trap
macronucleus
34. Joint that is used to turn one's head
pistill
mammals
pivot joint
endoskeletal
35. The passing of traits from parents to offspring
involuntary muscle
tendons
heredity
cartilagenous fish
36. The black spot that we all have in the center of our eyes
pupil
spongy bone
sebaceous glands
genome
37. Gland that secretes the hormone melatonin - which is important for the sleep cycle - metabolism - and sexual development
fission
pineal gland
spinnerets
interneurons
38. A protozoa that cannot move on its own and depends on living bodies for transport
chelicerae
bilateral symmetry
spongy bone
sprozoa
39. Fish that have skeletons made out of cartiledge - like sharks - scales and rays
deafness
melanocytes
cartilagenous fish
testosterone
40. A soft layer of bone that is below the compact bone
pistill
stomata
spongy bone
skeletal muscles
41. The far - back molars that take forever to come out
thalamus
green algae
wisdom teeth
hair cells
42. A type of invertebrate that has a long flat body and bilateral symmetry. Most are parasites and live off of other organisms
cell
flatworms
flypaper trap
cerebellum
43. A neuron cell's body
gene
internal fertilization
soma
cementum
44. An animal that does not move around - but is not dead
sessile
cytoplasm
monotremes
appendix
45. The pair of pinchers that are part of an arachnid's cephalothorax for grabbing things and deducting smells and vibrations
parasites
interneurons
plants
pedipalps
46. The tiny nerve endings at the bottom of the skin
dermis
cerebrum
mechanical digestion
ureters
47. The redness of the sea caused by the overpopulation of dinoflagellates
cartilage
red tide
molars
chloroplast
48. Poison from the bloodstream
saliva
neurons
muscular system
urea
49. The various organs of a cell that produce food - get rid of waste
flatworms
endoplasmic reticulum
insulin
organelle
50. A type of amphibian that is a long - worm like creature
apoda
temporal lobe
fins
vacuoles