An egg with 23 chromosomes is fertilized by a sperm with 23 chromosomes. How many chromosomes are in the resulting cell?
06 Biology and Human Body Systems Online Quiz Questions
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Which body system exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide between air and blood?
- A
Cardiovascular system
- B
Respiratory system
- C
Digestive system
- D
Urinary system
A muscle cell contracts repeatedly and therefore has a high energy demand. Which cell structure is especially important for supplying most of its usable energy?
- A
Ribosomes
- B
Lysosomes
- C
Mitochondria
- D
Golgi apparatus
What term describes the study of how body structures function?
A tissue lining part of the digestive tract absorbs nutrients. Which major tissue type best matches this role?
- A
Epithelial tissue
- B
Connective tissue
- C
Nervous tissue
- D
Muscle tissue
Smooth muscle helps move material through internal organs.
- A
True
- B
False
How many chromosomes does each human egg or sperm have?
In a simple dominant–recessive model, A is dominant and a is recessive. What phenotype is expected for an individual with genotype Aa?
- A
The recessive phenotype, because a is present
- B
The dominant phenotype, because A is dominant
- C
Both phenotypes, because the alleles differ
- D
No phenotype, because the genotype is incomplete
Which type of cell division produces gametes with one chromosome from each chromosome pair?
- A
Mitosis, which produces two genetically similar body cells
- B
Mitosis, which produces gametes with one chromosome from each pair
- C
Meiosis, which produces gametes with one chromosome from each pair
- D
Meiosis, which produces two genetically similar body cells for repair
A body system filters blood, removes wastes, and helps regulate water and electrolyte balance. Which system performs these functions?
- A
Digestive system
- B
Lymphatic/immune system
- C
Endocrine system
- D
Urinary system
After a meal, blood glucose rises. The pancreas releases insulin, which promotes glucose uptake and storage and helps bring the elevated glucose level down. Which type of feedback is illustrated?
- A
Positive feedback, because insulin intensifies the rise in glucose
- B
Negative feedback, because the response counteracts the rise in glucose
- C
Positive feedback, because glucose uptake stops insulin release permanently
- D
No feedback, because the pancreas does not respond to glucose
The heart contains several tissue types working together. Which level of body organization does the heart itself represent?
- A
Organ system
- B
Tissue
- C
Organ
- D
Cell
Select all statements that correctly describe the relationship among genes, DNA, chromosomes, and the nucleus.
- A
A gene is a section of DNA that provides instructions for a functional product.
- B
DNA is packaged with proteins into chromosomes.
- C
Chromosomes are located in the nucleus of human body cells.
- D
Genes are made of chromosomes.
- E
Every human cell, including eggs and sperm, has 46 chromosomes.
A tissue sample is identified as connective tissue. Select all examples of connective tissue listed below.
- A
Bone
- B
Blood
- C
Cartilage
- D
Fat
- E
Nervous tissue
During childbirth, contractions can intensify the process until a particular endpoint is reached. This is an example of positive feedback.
- A
True
- B
False
Every organ belongs exclusively to one organ system, with no overlap between systems.
- A
True
- B
False
What is the organizational level formed by organs that cooperate to perform major functions?
An organ contains at least two .
For growth and repair, mitosis produces .
Explain how tissues, organs, and organ systems are related. Use the heart and cardiovascular system to illustrate how these organizational levels connect.