General Biology 1 (Part II)

Question 1

3 parts of the Plant Tissue

Answer 1

Vascular Tissue
Ground Tissue
Dermal Tissue

Question 2

A waxy layer that protects against ultraviolet light damage and water loss.

Answer 2

Cuticle

Question 3

Epidermal outgrowth that can be unicellular or multicellular.

Answer 3

Trichomes (Hairs)

Question 4

Pores that control the exchange of gases and water transpiration in plants.

Answer 4

Stomata (Stoma)

Question 5

3 types of Ground Tissue

Answer 5

Parenchyma Tissue
Collenchyma Tissue
Sclerenchyma Tissue

Question 6

Give the 3 Characteristics of Parenchyma Tissue

Answer 6

Thin cell- wall
Have intercellular spaces
Oval in shape

Question 7

Parenchyma’s Locations :

Answer 7

Leaves
Stem
Root

Question 8

3 functions of Parenchyma Tissue

Answer 8

•Storage
•Secretion
•Transport Photosynthesis

Question 9

3 Characteristics of Collenchyma Tissue

Answer 9

Thick cell wall
long cell
Have intracellular Space

Question 10

Collenchyma’s Locations :

Answer 10

Usually found in stems
Leaves

Question 11

Collenchyma’s Function?

Answer 11

Provide structural support of the plant.

Question 12

What Tissue in Plants is this?

Long and narrow cells?

Answer 12

Sclerenchyma Tissue

Question 13

What Tissue in Plants is this?

Very Thick walls - lingin

Answer 13

Sclerenchyma Tissue

Question 14

What Tissue in Plants is this?

Dead; cell organelles are absent

Answer 14

Sclerenchyma Tissue

Question 15

There are 4 types of Sclerechyma’s Location

Answer 15

Trunk
stems
veins of leaves
nuts

Question 16

What tissue is that “ Provide a lot of strength to the plant” ?

Answer 16

Sclerenchyma Tissue

Question 17

Two types of Vascular Tissues in plants :

Answer 17

Xylem and Phloem

Question 18

Xylem or Phloem :

One- way flow

Answer 18

Xylem

Question 19

Xylem or Phloem :

Two- way flow

Answer 19

Phloem

Question 20

Xylem or Phloem :

Water and minerals

Answer 20

Xylem

Question 21

Xylem or Phloem :

Water and food

Answer 21

Phloem

Question 22

Xylem or Phloem :

No end walls between cells

Answer 22

Xylem

Question 23

Xylem or Phloem :

End walls with perferations

Answer 23

Phloem

Question 24

Xylem or Phloem :

Stiffened with lignin

Answer 24

Xylem

Question 25

Xylem or Phloem : Photosynthesis Products

Answer 25

Phloem

Question 26

Xylem - _____________

Answer 26

Transpiration

Question 27

_________ in plants : Plant's primary water- conducting tissue

Answer 27

Xylem

Question 28

_________ in plants : ______ contains two types of conducting cells : - vessel elements - Tracheids

Answer 28

Xylem

Question 29

Xylem contains two types of conducting cells :

Answer 29

Vessel Elements Tracheids

Question 30

_________ in plants : Interconnected to facilitate continuous water conduction system.

Answer 30

Xylem

Question 31

Phloem - ________________

Answer 31

Translocation

Question 32

________ in plants: Main food- conducting tissue.

Answer 32

Phloem

Question 33

________ in plants: Uses active transport

Answer 33

Phloem

Question 34

________ in plants: Contains sieve- tube plates and companion cells.

Answer 34

Phloem

Question 35

What are the 4 types of Animal Tissues

Answer 35

Connective Tissue Epithelial Tissue Muscle Tissue Nervous Tissue

Question 36

Is also called Epithelium

Answer 36

Epithelial Tissue

Question 37

covers the entire surface of the body, lines body cavities, and forms the internal linings of many organs.

Answer 37

Epithelial Tissue

Question 38

Locations of Epithelial Tissue

Answer 38

- Skin - Inside the respiratory and digestive systems.

Question 39

Two types of Epithelial Tissue

Answer 39

On the arrangement of Layers On the basis of the Cell Shape

Question 40

3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers."

Answer 40

Simple Stratified Pseudostratified

Question 41

On the 3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers." One layer

Answer 41

Simple

Question 42

On the 3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers." Where can the 'Simple' be found?

Answer 42

Bronchi Alveoli Kidney tubules Uterus Body Activities Stomach And Small Intestine

Question 43

On the 3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers." Multiple Layers

Answer 43

Stratified

Question 44

On the 3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers." The lining of the skin, mouth, esophagus, sweat glands, salivary glands, and mammary glands

Answer 44

Stratified

Question 45

On the 3 types of "On the Arrangement of Layers." One layer of cells in a multilayered appearance.

Answer 45

Pseudostratified

Question 46

There are 3 types of "On the basis of Cell Shape."

Answer 46

Squamous Cuboidal Columnar

Question 47

the 3 functions of Nervous System :

Answer 47

Sensory Input Integration of data Motor output to carry out the functions.

Question 48

- Specialized cells that transmit nerve impulses

Answer 48

Neurons

Question 49

- Cells that supply the neurons with nutrients, support and insulation

Answer 49

Neuroglia

Question 50

3 types of Muscular Tissue

Answer 50

Cardiac Muscle Skeletal Muscle Smooth Muscle

Question 51

What is the function of Skeletal muscle?

Answer 51

Moves the bone of the skeleton.

Question 52

What are the Characteristics of Skeletal muscle

Answer 52

Called fibers, cylindrical and long-at times, running the whole length of the muscle.

Question 53

Is the Skeletal Muscle : Voluntary or Involuntary

Answer 53

Voluntary Muscle

Question 54

Functions of the Cardiac Muscle

Answer 54

Responsible for the ability to pump the blood

Question 55

Characteristics of Cardiac Muscle

Answer 55

Organized into fibers that branch and interconnect, forming a latticework..

Question 56

Is the Cardiac Muscle : Voluntary or Involuntary

Answer 56

Involuntary Muscle

Question 57

Function of Smooth Muscle

Answer 57

Contraction

Question 58

2 Characteristics of Smooth Muscle

Answer 58

long and spindle-shaped, each containing a single nucleus

Question 59

Is the Smooth Muscle : Voluntary or Involuntary

Answer 59

Involuntary Muscle

Question 60

2 Features of Connective Tissues:

Answer 60

Scattered cells Matrix

Question 61

Binds and supports body parts.

Answer 61

Connective Tissues

Question 62

3 functional categories of Connective Tissue cells :

Answer 62

1. The cells of the immune system that functions for defense. 2. The cells of the skeletal system provide structural support. 3. The blood and fat cells that store and transport substances throughout the body

Question 63

Include the white blood cells which roam the body as part of the bloodstream.

Answer 63

Tissue Cells in Immune System

Question 64

2 Tissue Cells in Immune System

Answer 64

Macrophage Lymphocytes

Question 65

which engulf and digest infectious pathogens.

Answer 65

Macrophage

Question 66

which produce antibodies

Answer 66

Lymphocytes

Question 67

3 Parts of Dermal Tissue

Answer 67

Stomata(stoma) Cuticle Trichomes

Question 68

The process by which plants give off water vapor through the stomata in their leaves.

Answer 68

Transpiration