Exploring Biology Chapters 4-7 Flashcards

1
Q
A

Circular muscle layer

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2
Q

The chemical digestion of fats begins in the

A

small intestine

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3
Q

Most farmers plant potatoes by

A

planting a piece of a potato with an eye in it

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4
Q
A

Pyloric sphincter

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5
Q

To what state did Luther Burbank move after leaving New England?

A

California

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6
Q

Most plants produce seeds in

A

the Fall

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7
Q

In Carver’s day, the important crops of the South were corn and _______________.

A

cotton

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8
Q

The white potato is what part of the plant?

A

stem

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9
Q

The reason cattle can digest grass is because they have _______________ in their digestive system.

A

bacteria

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10
Q
A

Longitudinal muscle layer

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11
Q

Why did George Washington Carver do laundry, ironing, and gardening rather than farm work?

A

He was too small and frail for heavy work.

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12
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A

esophagus

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13
Q

The sugar found in mother’s milk is

A

lactose

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14
Q

To speed up the development of prune trees, Luther Burbank first grew _________ in a greenhouse in a hotbed.

A

almond tree

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15
Q

The simple sugar ready for use by cells is ________________.

A

glucose

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16
Q

Starch is a type of

A

carbohydrate

17
Q
A

Oblique muscle layer

18
Q

The stomach digests food by

A

chemically changing the food

19
Q

The process by which plants can grow from a part of the parent plant such as a cutting from the stem or root is called _______________ reproduction.

A

vegetative

20
Q

The three elements found in both carbohydrates and fats are ______________, _______________, and ________________ (any order).

A

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen

21
Q

Prunes are partially dried fruit from a special type of _________________ tree.

A

plum

22
Q

Spores are produced by plants that

A

do not flower

23
Q

were carried along the Silk Road from China to Spain and then to California.

A

almonds

24
Q
A

Rugae

25
Q
A

body

26
Q

While in New England, Luther Burbank took sweet corn to market first because he

A

used a compost hotbed

27
Q

Molar teeth are designed to

A

mash teeth

28
Q

The one used for growth and repair of the body is

A

proteins

29
Q

Some plants have seeds with barbs, which are used for what purpose?

A

as a way to be transported elsewhere

30
Q

Taste buds are most sensitive to a

A

bitter taste

31
Q
A

Duodenum

32
Q

Which is longest the small intestine or the large intestine?

A

small intestine

33
Q

The digested form of protein is

A

amino acids

34
Q

Carver suggested farmers plant peanuts and sweet potatoes because:

A

nitrogen-fixing bacteria grew along their roots

35
Q

What plant has seeds that can be carried thousands of miles by ocean currents?

A

coconut

36
Q

The four essential elements that plants need are carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and:

A

nitrogen

37
Q
A

cardia

38
Q

Plants that take two years to produce seeds are known as

A

biennials