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CSET Science: Subtest I Cell And Organismal Biology
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1. Detoxifies the blood - produces bile - and stores many vitamins and minerals
Organelle
Liver
Gametophyte
Metaphase
2. The basic structural and functional unit of all organisms
Vacuoles
Cell
Circulatory System
Nonvascular plant
3. Sweat glands and sebaceous glands
Lysosome
Glands
Meiosis
Vascular bundles
4. Responsible for providing voluntary and involuntary movement; cardiac - skeletal - smooth
Glands
Daughter Cell
Gall bladder
Muscular system
5. Produces and stores nutrients through photosynthesis
Mitosis
Chloroplasts
Ground tissue (plant)
Mitochondria
6. Responsible for digesting and absorbing the extracted vital nutrients from food
Cell
Small intestine
Golgi body
Epithelial tissue
7. Responsible for releasing several tropic hormones - which regulate the activity of other endocrine glands
Golgi body
Thyroid gland
Animal tissue
Pituitary gland
8. Responsible for transporting materials throughout the body: heart - blood (red - white - platelets) - blood vessels (arteries - vein - capillaries)
Endoplasmic reticulum
Cell Wall
Ground tissue (plant)
Circulatory System
9. Responsible for the breakdown and absorption of food and the removal of solid waste; include the alimentary canal (mouth - esophagus - stomach - small intestine - large intestine - colon/ rectum) and the accessory organs (liver - pancreas - gall blad
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Vacuoles
Prokaryotes
Digestive System
10. The gamete - producing individual or phase in the life cycle of a plant having alternation of generations
Epidermis (plant) Tissue
Gametophyte
Cell Differentiation
Nucleus
11. Holds tissues together
Stomach
Transpiration
Rectum
Connective tissue
12. Connective - muscle - nervous - epithelial
Vesicle
Animal tissue
Hair
Skin
13. Organelle containing enzymes used in cell digestion
Lysosome
Plant Tissue
Spindle Fiber
Xylem
14. Cells that are able to differentiate into any type of cell in an organism
Totepotent
Liver
Xylem
Stem cells
15. Continuous sequence of growth (interphase) and division (mitosis) in a cell
Meiosis
Cell Cycle
Thyroid gland
Pluripotent
16. Covers organ surfaces (skin - airways - reproductive tract - inner lining of the digestive tract)
Epithelial tissue
Meiosis
Lysosome
Testes
17. Ability of a cell to differentiate into multiple different types of cells
Plasmodesmata
Pluripotent
Nonvascular plant
Eukaryotes
18. Small sac within a cell formed by pinching of some membrane; can contain waste - products the cell is taking in - and secretions the cell is exporting
Vesicle
Spore
Phloem
Metaphase
19. Organelle in which lipids and steroids are produced - carbohydrates and steroids are metabolized - and calcium concentration - drug detoxification - and attachment of cell membrane receptors are regulated.
Oscar Hertwid
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum
Digestive System
Tissue
20. Epidermis - vascular - ground
Skeletal (striated) muscle
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Plant Tissue
Ribosomes
21. Membrane - bound and fluid filled organelle in plant of fungal cells; also found in some bacterial - protist - and animal cells
Daughter Cell
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Vacuoles
Telophase
22. Connections between plant cells that allow fluids and nutrients to be shared
Thyroid gland
Vascular plant
Plasmodesmata
Testes
23. An extensive membrane network of cisternae (sac - like structures) held together by the cytoskeleton that encloses the cisternal space (or lumen) from the cytosol and is continuous with the perinuclear space. Three types: RER - SER - SR
Meristematic cells
Stomach
Endoplasmic reticulum
Prophase
24. Responsible for storing food and initiating the digestion of proteins
Meristematic cells
Stomach
Tissue
Xylem
25. Third phase of mitosis and of meiosis I and II - in which the sister chromatids separate and move toward the poles of the spindle
Xylem
Adrenal gland
Anaphase
Small intestine
26. Organelle in eukaryotic cells that produces chemical energy; have their own DNA and may have evolved from a symbiotic relationship between a primitive eukaryotic organism and a primitive bacteria
Muscular system
Mitochondria
Central Nervous System
Vascular cambium
27. All of the nerves leading to and from the central nervous system
Stem cells
Peripheral Nervous System
Vacuoles
White blood cells
28. So named because it lacks striations. Involuntary muscle found along the walls of the digestive tract - bladder - arteries - and other internal organs.
Epithelial tissue
Smooth muscle
Chloroplasts
Vesicle
29. Stage of mitosis in which chromosomes condense into structures visible in a regular microscope
Lignin
Spore
Prophase
White blood cells
30. Organelle in which calcium levels are regulated
Nervous System
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
Chromatid
Eukaryotes
31. Made up of celluolose - protein - and lignin - and allows pressure in plant cells to increase without the cell bursting.
Prokaryotes
Endoplasmic reticulum
Stomach
Cell Wall
32. Region of condense chromosome that looks pinched; where spindle fibers attach during meiosis and mitosis.
Centromere
Smooth muscle
Thyroid gland
Cell Cycle
33. Organism that harnesses light energy to produce organic materials from carbon dioxide and water
Lymph nodes
Photoautotrophs
Centriole
Nails
34. Largest organ in terms of surface area
Metaphase
Skin
Meiosis
Large intestine
35. Responsible for extracting water and essential vitamins from the digested food
Cell Differentiation
Skeletal (striated) muscle
Large intestine
Pluripotent
36. Microtubule within a cell's nucleus; joined to one of the poles during cell division
Spindle Fiber
Meristematic cells
Cell Differentiation
Skeletal (striated) muscle
37. A cell that can differentiate into many different cell types
Metaphase
White blood cells
Stem cells
Endoplasmic reticulum
38. One of two identical 'sister' parts of a duplicated chromosome
Chromatid
Pluripotent
Nucleolus
Xylem
39. Eukaryotic organism that is not an animal - a plant - or a fungus.
Transpiration
Protists
Nervous tissue
Rectum
40. Contracts or shortens making body parts move
Muscle tissue
Chromatid
Pituitary gland
Adrenal gland
41. Any cell in a multicellular organism except the gametes
Protists
Adrenal gland
Lymph nodes
Somatic Cell
42. Brain and spinal cord
Pluripotent
Monerans
Muscular system
Central Nervous System
43. Cells that form the outer surface of plants
Xylem
Gamete
Epidermis (plant) Tissue
Liver
44. Tiny nodules found all over the body. They contain a colorless fluid called lymph.
Rectum
Lymph nodes
Cardiac muscle
Vascular (plant) Tissue
45. Circulates through the vessels of the lymphatic system - which in turn assists the immune system.
Central Nervous System
Lymph
Cell Differentiation
Peripheral Nervous System
46. Process that results in cell division to produce gametes
Plasmodesmata
Epidermis (plant) Tissue
Meiosis
Nucleus
47. A doubled rod of condensed chromatin; contains DNA that carries genetic information.
Skeletal (striated) muscle
Chromosome
Connective tissue
Rectum
48. Stage in which chromosomes are aligned in the center of the cell
Mitosis
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Metaphase
Adrenal gland
49. Release of water from plants through stomata
Vascular cambium
Peripheral Nervous System
Digestive System
Transpiration
50. Organelles critical to protein synthesis found in the cytoplasm - joined to the endoplasmic reticulum - and within the mitochondria
Cell Differentiation
Telophase
Ribosomes
Vascular bundles