A) 100 B) 23 C) 10 D) 46
A) meiosis B) mitosis C) myoasis
A) Cytosine B) Quarantine C) Adenine D) Thymine
A) false B) true
A) hair cell B) skin cell C) blood cell D) sperm cell
A) sexual reproduction B) meiosis C) mitosis D) puberty
A) Chromosome B) Lysosome C) Getmehome D) Hormone
A) Genital organs mature B) Produces the hormone Estrogen C) FSH & LH stimulate sex hormone production D) Produces the hormone Testosterone
A) vas deferens B) prostate C) epididymis D) seminal vesicle
A) ovaries B) vagina C) fallopian tubes D) cervix
A) urethra B) fallopian tubes C) uterus D) vagina
A) 2A B) 2G C) 1B D) 6H
A) 2 B) 1 C) 6 D) 7
A) cutting plane line B) leader line C) extension line D) dimension line
A) construction line B) centre line C) hatching D) visible line
A) intestinal glands B) pancreas C) salivary glands D) gastric glands
A) provide energy to fuel the muscles and brain, helps with digestive disorders. B) regulate chemical reactions in the body. C) maintain skin and hair, cushions vital organs, provides insulation. D) help with growth, enzyme production and repair in the body.
A) The liver is the largest organ in the human body. B) Bacteria lives in your intestines to help you break down food. C) Your teeth and tongue are mechanical components of digestion. D) The enzymes that break down your food are a mechanical component of digestion.
A) small intestine B) esophagus C) stomach D) large intestine
A) 440 calories B) 630 calories C) 405 calories D) 280 calories
A) gas B) solid C) gas or liquid D) liquid
A) Solidification B) Evaporation C) Condensation D) Sublimation
A) 2.4 g/L B) 0.6 g/mL C) 60 g/L D) 33 g/mL
A) 3 g B) 20 g C) 0.3 g D) 75 g
A) An example is air B) It is impossible to distinguish the different parts in the mixture to the naked eye C) An example is a chocolate chip cookie D) A solution is an example of this type of mixture
A) Reversible B) A light or heat can be created C) A precipitate may be formed D) An odour is released
A) 6 L B) 0.15 L C) 600 mL D) 400 mL
A) 13 B) 16 C) 26 D) 10
A) No B) Yes
A) contracts, decrease B) contracts, increase C) relaxes, decrease D) relaxes, increase
A) Nasal Passages B) Bronchi C) Trachea D) Esophagus
A) Hemogloben B) Capillaries C) Bronchioles D) Pleural Membranes
A) O- B) O+ C) AB+ D) AB-
A) Plasma is mostly composed of water. B) The body is unable to regenerate blood that is donated via transfusion. C) The members of Swedish rock band ABBA chose their name based on their blood types. D) There are more white blood cells than platelets.
A) They carry blood back to the heart. B) They have a thin layer of muscle lining their walls. C) They carry blood away form the heart. D) They have valves to stop the backflow of blood.
A) The left side is poor in O2 and rich in CO2 B) The pulmonary vein pumps blood to the lungs to release CO2 C) The aorta pumps blood to the body. D) The right ventricle receives blood from the left atrium.
A) It helps circulate WBC that secrete antibodies or injest invaders. B) Its role is to defend and protect the body. C) Its fluid circulates in lymphatic vessels to evacuate cell waste. D) This system is found only in the upper body, most prominently around the neck. |