A tissue in a living organism is made up of one or more
A.
types of acids, which maintain the integrity of a single cell membrane in an organism.
B.
types of cells, which work together cooperatively.
C.
types of organs, which work independently of one another.
D.
types of organ systems, which interact with one another to help an organism function
B. types of cells, which work together cooperatively.
Multiple Choice Question
Which of the following tables correctly matches the organs to their roles in maintaining homeostasis?
A.
Organ Role
Heart pumps blood to various parts of the body
Lung provides oxygen for the blood
Artery transfers oxygen-rich blood to various parts of the body
Vein transfers carbon dioxide-rich blood from various body parts to the heart
B.
Organ Role
Heart transfers carbon dioxide-rich blood from various body parts to the heart
Lung transfers oxygen-rich blood to various parts of the body
Artery provides oxygen for the blood
Vein pumps blood to various parts of the body
C.
Organ Role
Heart provides oxygen for the blood
Lung transfers carbon dioxide-rich blood from various body parts to the heart
Artery pumps blood to various parts of the body
Vein transfers oxygen-rich blood to various parts of the body
D.
Organ Role
Heart provides oxygen for the blood
Lung transfers oxygen-rich blood to various parts of the body
Artery transfers carbon dioxide-rich blood from various body parts to the heart
Vein pumps blood to various parts of the body
A.
Organ Role
Heart pumps blood to various parts of the body
Lung provides oxygen for the blood
Artery transfers oxygen-rich blood to various parts of the body
Vein transfers carbon dioxide-rich blood from various body parts to the heart
Multiple Choice Question
Which of the following tables correctly pairs the system with its function in the human body?
A.
System Function
Skeletal removes carbon dioxide while supplying the blood with oxygen
Reproductive protects internal organs and assists in locomotion
Respiratory secretes hormones into the blood that control growth, metabolism, and stress response
Endocrine responsible for the production of offspring
Digestive maintains water and chemical balance by eliminating waste products
Excretory obtains nutrients for the body by breaking down food, absorbing water, and eliminating waste
B.
System Function
Skeletal responsible for the production of offspring
Reproductive secretes hormones into the blood that control growth, metabolism, and stress response
Respiratory obtains nutrients for the body by breaking down food, absorbing water, and eliminating waste
Endocrine removes carbon dioxide while supplying the blood with oxygen
Digestive protects internal organs and assists in locomotion
Excretory maintains water and chemical balance by eliminating waste products
C.
System Function
Skeletal secretes hormones into the blood that control growth, metabolism, and stress response
Reproductive maintains water and chemical balance by eliminating waste products
Respiratory responsible for the production of offspring
Endocrine protects internal organs and assists in locomotion
Digestive obtains nutrients for the body by breaking down food, absorbing water, and eliminating waste
Excretory removes carbon dioxide while supplying the blood with oxygen
D.
System Function
Skeletal protects internal organs and assists in locomotion
Reproductive responsible for the production of offspring
Respiratory removes carbon dioxide while supplying the blood with oxygen
Endocrine secretes hormones into the blood that control growth, metabolism, and stress response
Digestive obtains nutrients for the body by breaking down food, absorbing water, and eliminating waste
Excretory maintains water and chemical balance by eliminating waste products
D.
System Function
Skeletal protects internal organs and assists in locomotion
Reproductive responsible for the production of offspring
Respiratory removes carbon dioxide while supplying the blood with oxygen
Endocrine secretes hormones into the blood that control growth, metabolism, and stress response
Digestive obtains nutrients for the body by breaking down food, absorbing water, and eliminating waste
Excretory maintains water and chemical balance by eliminating waste products
Mitchell created a diagram to describe the levels of organization within a multicellular organism, in order from smallest to largest. cells the simplest fuction organization in living organism,organs made out of tissues that preform functions,tissues made of specialized cells that work together to preform activities ,organ systems groups of organs that work together to preform functions ,organisms living things that carry out life
Which mistake did Mitchell make in his diagram?
A.
Mitchell did not correctly describe tissues.
B.
Mitchell reversed the order of tissues and organs.
C.
Mitchell did not correctly describe organ systems.
D.
Mitchell reversed the order of organ systems and organisms.
D.
Mitchell reversed the order of organ systems and organisms.
Read the passage about an athlete.
When an athlete's body temperature begins to climb, blood vessels in the skin dilate. As a result, the athlete's face turns red because warm, oxygenated blood moves to the surface of the skin. This process helps to reduce overall body temperature and prevent overheating.
Which organ system most likely helps to keep an athlete from overheating?
A.
the digestive system
B.
the circulatory system
C.
the respiratory system
D.
the reproductive system
B. the circulatory system
The correct answer to the question is B. A tissue in a living organism is made up of types of cells, which work together cooperatively.
To arrive at this answer, we can break down and analyze the options:
A. Types of acids, which maintain the integrity of a single cell membrane in an organism.
This option seems unlikely as tissues are not primarily composed of acids. While acids play an important role in cellular function, they do not form the structural basis of tissues.
B. Types of cells, which work together cooperatively.
This option is the most accurate. Tissues are comprised of a group of cells that work together and perform specific functions. Examples of tissues include muscle tissue, nerve tissue, and epithelial tissue.
C. Types of organs, which work independently of one another.
This option is incorrect. Organs are composed of different tissues, not the other way around. Tissues make up organs, but organs themselves do not qualify as tissues.
D. Types of organ systems, which interact with one another to help an organism function.
This option is incorrect as well. Organs are parts of organ systems, not tissues.
To summarize, a tissue in a living organism is made up of types of cells that work together cooperatively.