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Biology students study life and living organisms. Biology can be divided into different sections that cover the morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, and so on, of living organisms.
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Which of the following food substances is digested in the stomach?
A) Carbohydrate
B) Fats and oil
C) Fats and proteins
D) Proteins
E) Carbohydrates and fats
Related Lesson: Digestive System | Human Biology
Comments (10)The conversion of excess amino acids into urea occurs in the
A) Kidney
B) pancreas
C) villi
D) liver
E) spleen
Related Lesson: Nitrogenous Waste in Terrestrial Animals: the Urea Cycle | The Excretory System
Comments (5)For pollination and fruit formation, the essential part(s) of the flower should be the
A) corolla
B) ovary
C) pistil (gynoecium)
D) ovules
E) receptacle
Related Lesson: Summarizing Pollination and Fertilization | Plant Reproduction
Comments (4)Which one of the following parts of the mammalian body is most closely associated with the production of urine?
A) Malpighian capsule
B) Urinary bladder
C) Ureter
D) Vas deferens
E) Urethra
Related Lesson: Kidney Structure | The Excretory System
Comments (5)A potometer is used to determine the rate at which a shoot
A) respires
B) sucks air bubbles
C) loses weight
D) absorbs water
E) transpires
Related Lesson: Measuring Rate of Transpiration | Plant Systems
Comments (4)A green plant growing in a compost pit is feeding
A) holozoically
B) parasitically
C) saprophytically
D) holophytically
E) in none of the above ways
Related Lesson: Nutrients From Other Sources | Soil and Plant Nutrition
Comments (4)The part of the cell solely responsible for respiration is the
A) nucleus
B) nucleolus
C) mitochondria
D) golgi apparatus
E) endoplasmic reticulum
Related Lesson: Mitochondria | Introducing the Cell
Comments (4)In anaerobic respiration, glucose is converted to one of the following
A) Carbon dioxide and water
B) Carbon dioxide only
C) Carbon dioxide and alcohol
D) Alcohol and water
E) water and acetic acid
Related Lesson: Anaerobic Cellular Respiration | Cellular Respiration
Comments (3)During excretion of urea there is also a corresponding re-absorption of water into the blood. This re-absorption takes place in the
A) uriniferous tubules
B) Bowman's capsule
C) glomerulus
D) malpighian capsule
E) renal artery
Related Lesson: Kidney Function and Physiology | The Excretory System
Comments (5)If the bark and phloem tissue of a woody shoot are peeled off by ringing, the whole plant will eventually die because
A) water does not reach the leaves
B) water and salts remained below the ring portion
C) there is a withdrawal of water from the root by soil
D) manufactured food does not reach the roots
E) the roots store too much water
Related Lesson: Plant Tissues | Plant Form and Physiology
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