Medical Quiz

Structures and Functions of Living Organisms and Genetics Quiz

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Which systems work together to provide oxygen to the body’s cells?

A. digestive and nervous

B. respiratory and nervous

C. digestive and circulatory

D. respiratory and circulatory


Which is an activity that a single-celled organism cannot perform?

A. eating

B. walking

C. reproducing

D. removing waste


Which characteristic does a child inherit from his parents?

A. hair style

B. color of eyes

C. favorite sport

D. ability to draw


Which best describes how the digestive system compares to the respiratory system?

A. The digestive system removes waste, while the respiratory system breaks down food.

B. The digestive system provides food to cells, while the respiratory system provides oxygen for cells.

C. The digestive system provides oxygen for cells, while the respiratory system provides food to cells.

D. The digestive system moves food through the bloodstream, while the respiratory system removes waste.


Which factor most likely causes two organisms to have similar characteristics?

A. The organisms eat the same food.

B. The organisms live in the same environment.

C. The organisms are a part of the same species.

D. The organisms are hunted by the same predators.


Which is true about the cells of a tree?

A. A tree is not made up of cells because it is a producer.

B. A tree is made up of one cell that carries out all life processes.

C. A tree is made up of many cells that carry out its different life processes.

D. A tree is made up of three cells; one for leaves, one for roots, and one for the trunk.


Which best explains how the nervous system controls the skeletal system?

A. The brain protects the skull.

B. The brain stores calcium for bones.

C. The brain produces red blood cells for bones.

D. The brain sends messages to the muscles to move bones.


Which best explains why bacteria is able to survive as a single-celled organism?

A. A bacteria cell can produce its own water and food.

B. A bacteria cell is tiny and hides easily from other cells.

C. A bacteria cell can depend on other cells to meet its needs.

D. A bacteria cell can complete all functions necessary for life.


Which is an example of a trait that an organism would pass on to their offspring?

A. a fish with gills for breathing

B. a human with the ability to draw

C. a cat with a love of humans

D. a mouse with a fear of cats


Which best describes a multicellular organism?

A. made up of one cell that carries out all life processes

B. made up of many cells that carry out all life processes

C. made up of one cell that carries out a single life process

D. made up of many cells that all carry out a single life process



The students shown above are siblings. Which characteristics did the siblings most likely both inherit from their parents?

A. eye color and hair color

B. hair color and hair length

C. eye color and love of sports

D. hair length and love of sports


Jake’s brown goat had three baby goats. Two were black and one was black with brown spots. Which can be most likely concluded about the goats?

A. The father goat is brown.

B. The goats eat wheat and corn.

C. The father goat fears bears and wolves.

D. The goats inherited characteristics from their parents.


Which is a characteristic that single-celled and multi-celled organisms have in common?

A. Both need food and water to survive.

B. Both need many specialized cells to survive.

C. Both are dependent on other cells to survive.

D. Both are large and need lots of space to survive.


John’s father is a chemist and his mother is a teacher. John wants to be a teacher when he grows up. Which best describes John’s desire to be a teacher?

A. Career choice is an inherited characteristic from one’s father.

B. Career choice is an inherited characteristic from one’s mother.

C. Career choice is a learned characteristic that is chosen by one’s mother.

D. Career choice is a learned characteristic that is influenced by one’s environment.


Which two systems work together to support and move the body?

A. muscular and digestive

B. skeletal and circulatory

C. nervous and muscular

D. skeletal and muscular


Topics:

Ortho Infectious Disease Vitals Human Anatomy Pediatric Musculoskeletal Disorders Heart and Circulatory System Body System Joints in our Body Hematology / Oncology Biological Organisms Classification Medical Microbiology Anatomy: Muscle Embryology Introduction to Mycology Muscles Psychopathology