Ecology + cell structure + cell diversity + muscle system test answers Flashcards

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biosphere

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a part of the planet where there is living things

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ecosystem

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group of clearly distinguished organisms that interact with their enviroment

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habitat

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a place where a plant or animal lives

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4
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symbiosis

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relationship between two organisms from different species where at least one benefits

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5
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biotic factor

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living factor

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food web

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interlinked food chains

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fauna

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animals

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8
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what is the function of a mitochondria

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cell respiration

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what is meant by semi-permeable?

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some substances can pass through and some can’t pass through

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10
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draw a labeled diagram of a cell membrane in the box provided

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circle, two circles with legs at bottom, circle
2 circles, two circles with legs at bottom and two circles with legs at the top

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what is a tissue

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group of cells working together to carry out the same function

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12
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name two plant tissues

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dermal and vascular

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13
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give a function of one of the tissues you named before

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dermal - protects the plant
epidermis is usually 1 cell thick which protects the plant

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14
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give an example of connective tissue in animals

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bone

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15
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what is meant by tissue culture?

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growth of cells in a sterile and controlled environment in a medium (in vitro)

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16
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give two applications of tissue culture

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plant breeding and skin grafts

17
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there are five regions in the vertebral column. name any two of these regions and state how many bones are found in each named region

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lumbar - 5 regions
sacrum - 5 regions

18
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what are the intervertebral discs made of and what is their function?

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cartilage - to prevent bone damage and absorb shock

19
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Bone tissue is continually broken down and reformed during life.
1. Name the cells that break down bone
2. Name the cells that build bone

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  1. osteoclasts
  2. osteoblasts
20
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give two factors on which the continued renewal of bone depends

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exercise ( more vigorous activity, builds up muscles)
diet ( if diet is rich in calcium and nutrients bones are strong, if they are deficient bones are weaker)

21
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give three roles of the skeleton

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support
movement
structure

22
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explain what is meant by an axial skeleton

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skull
sternum
spine and ribs

23
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give a function for each of the following
1. red marrow 2. cartilage 3. tendon

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  1. produces blood cells
  2. is a shock absorber and prevents bone damage
  3. connects muscle to bone
24
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explain what is meant by an antagonistic muscle pair and give an example in the human body

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when two bones work together give opposite effects of each other
eg. bicep and tricep
bicep flex arm and trip is lowered and straightens out the arm

25
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suggest a treatment for a named disorder of the musculoskeletal system

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arthritis
treatment - rest, no vigorous exercise that may strain the bone