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CSET Science: Biology
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Sense of touch that allows one to feel where they are in space
carnivorous
proprioception
hemoglobin
polyps
2. Phase of mitosis - in which spindle fibers start to disappear and it becomes harder to see them and each of the seperated chromosomes creates a separate nucleus to
telophase
dicots
conifers
flatworms
3. The most common type of algae that produces half of the world's oxygen
green algae
endocrine system
molars
stomata
4. Organ that is fundamental for breathing
mandibles
lungs
white blood cells
ligaments
5. The tough - elastic skin of a sponge
nematocyst
spongin
uterus
lens
6. Organ that follows the stomach where most of the food's nutrients are absorbed
micronucleus
small intestine
arachnids
baby teeth
7. The front teeth that bite and chop off pieces of food to fit in your mouth
pulp
incisors
internal fertilization
hair follicle
8. Cell organelle that stores water - waste products and food until needed
epidermis
vacuoles
chloroplast
autonomic nervous system
9. A peach fuzz that is light in color and no larger than 2 cm found on the underside of the arms in the body
vellus hair
cilliates
metabolism
pupil
10. Hormones released from the adrenal glands during times of stress by telling the body to metabolize carbohydrates to produce extra energy
neurotransmitters
scales
interneurons
epinepherine
11. 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
radial symmetry
gymnosperms
vacuoles
sign language
12. Special mechanoreceptors that allow you to sense temperature like hot and cold
processes
villi
thermoreceptors
pedipalps
13. Meat - eating
chordata
carnivorous
vertebrae
endoplasmic reticulum
14. Algae that have animal - like features including flagella and eye spots that are sensitive to light
symbiosis
sensory neurons
pathogens
euglenoids
15. Big blocks of food that stay in the teeth and release bacteria
lysosomes
red tide
plaque
cellular respiration
16. Tough tissues that connect bones together
larynx
thyroid
neurons
ligaments
17. Feathers on birds that grow on their wing and tail and help steer the bird as it moves through the air
contour feathers
parathyroid gland
growth hormone
organelle
18. Disease that occurs when the pancreas can't produce enough insulin to control blood sugar
pituitary gland
processes
anura
type 1 diabetes
19. The outermost layer of hair and is sort of a protective outer layer
macronucleus
double hellix
cartilagenous fish
cuticle
20. Plants that keep their needles or slippery leaves all year round
anabolic metabolism
evergreens
nervous system
vacscular plants
21. The veins that blood returns to the heart and lungs through
superior and inferior vena cava
dermis
cerebrum
pulp
22. Deoxyribonucleic acid - which is considered as a computer program for the body. located in the nucleus
atrium
DNA
micronucleus
cytoplasm
23. Layer of skin located beneath the epidermis and dermis which is mostly fatty tissue to protect the inner organs
mitochondria
algal blooms
mRNA
hypodermis
24. Protists that live on decaying plants and animals - like slime mold
fungus - like protists
Fallopian tube
salivary glands
glucose
25. The largest form of invertebrates that have jointed parts - like claws - legs - and antennae - bilateral symmetry - and segmented bodies
deafness
photoreceptive
mammals
arthropods
26. A protist that uses sunlight to make food - like plankton and algae
stomach acids
plant - like protist
ligaments
bacteria
27. The first set of teeth that come out of a human baby as they are growing up
endotherm
cerebrum
appendectomy
baby teeth
28. The body of an arachnid that contains most of their organs
pupil
bladder trap
abdomen
roots
29. Cnidarians - like jellyfish - that use their tentacles to move through the water. Reproduce by laying their eggs in the water
medusas
growth hormone
tRNA
brown algae
30. Organ behind the eye's pupil that foucses light back onto the eyeball
spinnerets
pitfall trap
breathing
lens
31. Gland that secretes the hormone insulin - which regulates one's blood sugar
pancreas
abdomen
down feathers
Fallopian tube
32. An organ that reptiles have inside of the roof of their mouth to taste and smell
33. The sum of an organism's genes
neurons
genome
sign language
spicules
34. A type of vertebrate whose body temperature changes with its surroundings - like reptiles
ectotherm
carrageenan
abdomen
biology
35. Holes caused by plaque buildup that expose the sensitive portion of the tooth
mitosis
cavity
spongy bone
sponges
36. Set of chemical reactions that occur within the protoplasm - the living material of the cells
appendix
metabolism
stomata
temporal lobe
37. Phase of mitosis in which the duplicated chromosomes line up along the center of the cell and each centromere attaches to two spindle fibers
metaphase
double hellix
monotremes
amphibians
38. Plants in which nutrients are delivered through special channels located in the stem
left atrium
vacscular plants
sponges
radial symmetry
39. A cup shaped growth with liquid inside that is found in carivorous plants - like the pitcher plant
mRNA
pitfall trap
sperm duct
integumentary system
40. A sac of gas inside a bony fish used to control their depth by either inflating or sinking
cerebrospinal fluid
swim bladder
pivot joint
pedipalps
41. Nerve cells that are sensitive to light and found in the eyes
cell membrane
cnidarians
photoreceptive
small intestine
42. Little bones found in the mouth that are responsible for cutting and crushing food
mechanoreceptors
genome
teeth
perennials
43. Groups of cells that live together
tissues
dentin
cyanobacteria
radial symmetry
44. Hormone released by the ovaries that cauess breast development - body shape changes - and menustration
algal blooms
integumentary system
canine teeth
estrogen
45. Other muscles that one cannot personally control - like the heart and digestive system
monocots
involuntary muscle
conifers
pollination
46. Fish that have skeletons made out of cartiledge - like sharks - scales and rays
cartilagenous fish
genetic modification
pituitary gland
dendrites
47. Gland that secretes the hormone melatonin - which is important for the sleep cycle - metabolism - and sexual development
neurotransmitters
dicots
pineal gland
papillae
48. A combination of waater - urea - and salts that you don't need
cnidarians
villi
urine
nervous system
49. Means that a plant has tiny vessels that transport water and food through the roots - stems and leaves
spongin
genome
blood
vascular
50. The way that a polyp - a cnidarian - reproduces asexually by growing a small version of the plant called a bud that evenetually becomes its own organism
limbic system
budding
interneurons
spine