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CSET Science: Biology
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Phase of mitosis - in which identical chromosomes seperate and move to opposite sides of the cell
contour feathers
spongin
anophase
rectum
2. Joint that is used by shoulders and arms. One bone ends in a ball shape that fits into the socket of the other bone
synapse
ball and socket joint
pedipalps
cerebellum
3. A type of cell that has no nucleus and has all the genetic material surrounded by it
pineal gland
phylogeny
prokaryotic
parathyroid gland
4. Cell organs that manufacture proteins
ribosomes
cavity
penis
soma
5. A substance that lubricates the cartilage and allows bones to slide over each other easily
peritonitis
alveoli
synovial fluid
carrageenan
6. A carnivorous plant that sucks water into it along with the bugs that are in the water
rRNA
insects
bladder trap
wisdom teeth
7. Located under the cerebrum - this part of the brain controls movement
phytoplankton
insulin
blood
cerebellum
8. A type of symmetry that certain invertebrate animals have in which body parts are arranged in a circle around a central point - like the starfish
mechanoreceptors
vascular
radial symmetry
duodenum
9. Nerve cells that carry messages back and forth from the body
neurons
chromosomes
brain stem
cartilage
10. Human body system that gets rid of chemical wastes by flushing them out
invertebrates
urinary system
pseudopod
sponges
11. A rigid - soft tissue that a cartiligeous fish's bones are made of
red tide
cartilage
photosynthesis
endoplasmic reticulum
12. The process in which the body collects oxygen
mucus
breathing
vellus hair
lungs
13. Small tube attached to the large intestine
medusas
pitfall trap
brain stem
appendix
14. Hormone released from the adrenal glands during times of stress by raisng heart rate and blood pressure
red tide
norepinephrine
fission
melanocytes
15. Fibers of the dermis that gives the skin its structure - elasticity - and strength
spongy bone
joint
elastin and collagen
spicules
16. Plants that grow up to live for many seasons and reproduce multiple times
marsupials
endothermic
hypodermis
perennials
17. Any place where two or more bones meet
lymphatic system
rods
joint
marsupials
18. Organ underneath the cerebrum that controls emotions
Jacobson's organ
norepinephrine
motor neurons
limbic system
19. Algae with cell walls that are rich in silica - the main component of glass
diatoms
thymus
fungus - like protists
scrotum
20. Tiny forms of algae that form the basis of most saltwater food chains
animal - like protist
heredity
skeletal muscles
phytoplankton
21. Reptiles shed their skin to grow
terminal hair
budding
blood
molt
22. The smallest amount of living matter that is the unit of structure and function for all organisms
telophase
synovial fluid
epinepherine
cell
23. Soft mass at the center of the tooth containing blood vessels and sensitive nerves
cornea
interneurons
pulp
cell
24. The process in which plants turn water and carbon dioxide and sunlight into photosynthesis
brown algae
incisors
photosynthesis
invertebrates
25. The pair of pinchers that are part of an arachnid's cephalothorax for grabbing things and deducting smells and vibrations
tissues
pedipalps
sensory neurons
baby teeth
26. Liquid produced by salivary glands that helps break down chemicals and determine taste by traveling back to the tastebuds
saliva
tympanic membrane
Jacobson's organ
genome
27. Organ that follows the stomach where most of the food's nutrients are absorbed
antennae
molt
small intestine
salivary amylase
28. The millions of pairs of chemical compounds that make up DNA
appendicitis
conifers
bases
chyme
29. The front teeth that bite and chop off pieces of food to fit in your mouth
terminal hair
systemic circulation
incisors
symbiosis
30. Multi - celled organisms that eat food to survive
animals
breathing
penis
cilliates
31. Algae that lives in the ocean too and consists mostly of seaweed and kelp
endothermic
autonomic nervous system
molt
brown algae
32. Pointed teeth that help tear the food apart
DNA
systemic circulation
voluntary muscle
canine teeth
33. Something that makes somebody sick
cerebellum
medusas
pathogenic
rectum
34. Neuron processes that receive impulses passed on from other neurons
dendrites
pineal gland
salivary amylase
chloroplasts
35. A type of amphibian thath as a long body - short legs and flattened tails for swimming
urodela
sphincteres
bladder trap
somatic senses
36. Protists that live on decaying plants and animals - like slime mold
spicules
digestive system
evergreens
fungus - like protists
37. The end of the large intestine where solid waste leaves the body
rectum
insects
monotremes
anophase
38. An aquatic invertabrate that has tentacles - including anemones and jellyfish
insulin
arachnids
cnidarians
conifers
39. One of the small bones in the ear that receives vibrations from the anvil and passes it onto the stirrup
epidermis
anvil
lizards
olfactory membrane
40. Inward hairs located inside a plant guide bugs to its stomach in a carnivorous plant
sound waves
processes
lobster pot trap
dinoflagellates
41. The command center of the cell and is guided by the DNA contained within
down feathers
nucleus
thymus
metamorphosis
42. Human body system that battles viruses and bacteria that try to make you sick
thermoreceptors
appendectomy
immune system
apoda
43. Angiosperms that have one seed leaf inside of their seeds
cillia
monocots
lymphatic system
cuticle
44. Important biological molecule that is part of energy metabolism and storage in plants
dominant trait
hair follicle
carbohydrate
symbiosis
45. Complex molecules that cells use for all different types of jobs
mitochondria
proteins
pollen
integumentary system
46. Biological chemicals responsible for regulating mood - organ function - growth - and metabolism
hemoglobin
meninges
tendons
hormones
47. Protozoas that live in host organisms without providing any benefits
urethra
parasites
mammals
chromosomes
48. The physical breaking apart of food
alveoli
placental mammals
mechanical digestion
pulp
49. Gland that helps the body fight off infections by producing T- cells that identify and kill germs in the blood
olfactory cells
cartilage
arthropods
thymus
50. The lead organ of the endocrine system because it decodes messages from the brain to the other glands
pituitary gland
dermis
monocots
plasma