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CSET Science: Biology
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Part of the brain that monitors and controls all the automatic functions that keep people alive
olfactory cells
contour feathers
brain stem
outer ear
2. Process in which glucose is broken down and is a catabolic reaction
cellular respiration
endoskeletal
reproductive system
fungus - like protists
3. Organ underneath the cerebrum that controls emotions
limbic system
mammals
platelets
pancreas
4. Meat - eating
dicots
carnivorous
sweat glands
left atrium
5. A condition in which the appendix gets inflamed and can be painful
appendicitis
lungs
semen
ligaments
6. Algae with cell walls that are rich in silica - the main component of glass
hair cells
cerebrum
diatoms
anabolic metabolism
7. Neuron processes that carry impulses away from the neuron's body
meninges
air sacs
platelets
axons
8. Organ that follows the stomach where most of the food's nutrients are absorbed
dicots
endoplasmic reticulum
small intestine
olfactory membrane
9. One of the small bones in the ear that receives vibrations from the anvil and passes it onto the stirrup
down feathers
respiratory system
stomach
anvil
10. The passing of traits from parents to offspring
hyphae
metaphase
Fallopian tube
heredity
11. Single celled creatures that are too small to see and have a nucleus and live in moist or wet surroundings
testosterone
teeth
adrenal glands
protists
12. The redness of the sea caused by the overpopulation of dinoflagellates
heredity
red tide
marrow
polyps
13. Version of the nervous system that controls things that happen on their own - like heartbeat
baby teeth
autonomic nervous system
ureters
lungs
14. A type of sugar that we get from food and is the main source of the body's energy. It is broken up in the mitochondrian as energy and water
urine
lymphatic system
glucose
plants
15. Human body system that contains hormonal glands that control growth and reproduction
duodenum
endocrine system
cavity
cell membrane
16. The process in which the body collects oxygen
reproductive system
olfactory cells
monocots
breathing
17. Gland that secretes the hormone insulin - which regulates one's blood sugar
voluntary muscle
diaphragm
pancreas
spinnerets
18. Special mechanoreceptors that allow you to sense temperature like hot and cold
fungi
duodenum
thermoreceptors
bases
19. Animals that have hair - breathe air - and nurse their young
Punnett Square
ureters
mammals
sessile
20. Little ring - shaped bones that make up the spine
vertebrae
platelets
superior and inferior vena cava
saliva
21. The largest form of invertebrates that have jointed parts - like claws - legs - and antennae - bilateral symmetry - and segmented bodies
spiracles
recessive trait
arthropods
reptiles
22. Muscle that pumps blood through your body and handles circulation
coronary circulation
ventricle
dentin
heart
23. The soft inner layer of a tooth that supports the enamel and gives the tooth its shape
sessile
flagellates
dentin
cytosine - guanine - adenine - thymine
24. A carnivorous plant with sticky beads that attract insects and then sucks the nutrients out of their decaying bodies
arachnids
elastin and collagen
flypaper trap
ball and socket joint
25. Porrtion of the spinal chord that reflects impulses to and from the brain
white matter
rRNA
type 1 diabetes
impulses
26. 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
crocodilians
negative feedback
vertebrae
radial symmetry
27. Important biological molecule that is part of energy metabolism and storage in plants
pitfall trap
circulatory system
metamorphosis
carbohydrate
28. The male sex cells of a flower
pollen
pathogens
RNA
left atrium
29. Glands in women and men that produce the sex cells for reproduction
cellular respiration
tympanic membrane
pivot joint
ovaries and testes
30. The male sex organ
invertebrates
pulp
birds
penis
31. Special skin cells that make the pigment melanin
monocots
mechanical digestion
sign language
melanocytes
32. The four pairs of chemical compounds that connect together in DNA
premolars
larynx
follicles
cytosine - guanine - adenine - thymine
33. The top layer of skin and made up of five layers
scales
epidermis
villi
ribcage
34. Gland that controls how fast your body cells burn energy
thyroid
somatic nervous system
retina
compound eyes
35. A peach fuzz that is light in color and no larger than 2 cm found on the underside of the arms in the body
cerebellum
vellus hair
sebum
cerebrospinal fluid
36. A rod of stiffened tissue that develops into the backbone of a vertebrate as the animal grows
notochord
hemoglobin
neurons
temporal lobe
37. A network of nerves in the human body that send signals to your brain to make decisions
catabolic metabolism
mechanical digestion
wisdom teeth
nervous system
38. A fine lightly colored hair that covers your body when you are a baby
lanugo hair
monotremes
sound waves
red blood cell
39. A group of mammals that lays eggs
monotremes
animal - like protist
parathyroid gland
sessile
40. The end of the large intestine where solid waste leaves the body
tissues
metabolism
rectum
cuticle
41. Photoreceptive nerve cells that are less light sensitive and can detect color
cones
antennae
arthropods
catabolic metabolism
42. The large space in the female reproductive system where babies grow in
ventricle
dicots
down feathers
uterus
43. Human body system that exchanges carbon dioxide for oxygen for breathing
placental mammals
Fallopian tube
respiratory system
interneurons
44. Little hairs that protoists use to move through the water
cillia
endoplasmic reticulum
soma
plaque
45. Muscles that move bones and work in teams to move the bones appropriately
skeletal muscles
cytoplasm
melanocytes
monocots
46. A rigid - soft tissue that a cartiligeous fish's bones are made of
heart
cartilage
lens
endothermic
47. Tough muscle tissue that connect bones to muscle
contour feathers
phytoplankton
tendons
blood
48. An extension of the brain that determines smells based on the scents picked up by the cilia in the olfactory membrane
stamen
teeth
olfactory bulb
evergreens
49. Also known as the erythrocyte - cells found in blood that carry oxygen to cells
red blood cell
micronucleus
pistill
synovial fluid
50. Pigment that gives skin its color
melanin
neurotransmitters
chordata
terminal hair