We take out the cards! How much do you remember from school biology lessons? [QUIZ]

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1. Are mammals warm-blooded or cold-blooded?
2. What color is chlorophyll?
3. How does a slipper eat?
4. Where are red blood cells or erythrocytes formed?
5. It is made up of a cell body, dendrites and an axon. This description applies to:
6. Mycology is a science dealing with:
7. Which animals breathe with tracheas?
8. Does fucus have a stalk?
9. How many pairs of chromosomes does a person have?
10. What is the zoological name of the common Baltic animal commonly known as jellyfish?
11. What are the stomata used in plants?
12. The earthworm and leech are animals classified as:
13. The fight and flight hormone is sometimes called:
14. The cell that was created as a result of combining the male and female gametes is:
15. This chemical forms the walls of plant cells but is not found in animal cells. It is about:

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1. Are mammals warm-blooded or cold-blooded?

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Warm-blooded

Cold-blooded

Warm-blooded Next question

Warm-bloodedness is the ability of an animal to maintain its body temperature at the same level, regardless of the ambient temperature. Mammals and birds are warm-blooded.

2. What color is chlorophyll?

Brown or red

Green

Blue

Green. Next question

Chlorophylls are green pigments present in plant tissues that give them a green color. Thanks to them, the process of photosynthesis is possible.

3. How does a slipper eat?

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It carries out photosynthesis

He is a predator

Depending on the time of day, it performs photosynthesis or takes food from the environment

He is a predator. Next question

The slipper is a predator, it feeds on bacteria. The cilia around the mouth make it easier for him to get food.

4. Where are red blood cells or erythrocytes formed?

In the bone marrow

In the liver

In the pericardium

In the bone marrow. Next question

Erythrocytes, or red blood cells found in the blood of vertebrates, are formed in the red bone marrow. The process of their formation is called erythropoiesis.

5. It is made up of a cell body, dendrites and an axon. This description applies to:

Nerve cell

Bone cells

Striated muscle cell

Nerve cell. Next question

Nerve tissue is made of neurons. These cells have the ability to receive, process, and conduct electrical impulses.

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6. Mycology is a science dealing with:

Algae

Mushrooms

Amphibians

Mushrooms. Next question

Mycology is the study of the structure, systematics and physiology of fungi. Even in the XNUMXth century, before the kingdom of mushrooms was distinguished, it was considered a branch of botany.

7. Which animals breathe with tracheas?

Amphibians

arthropods

Molluscs

Stawonogi. Next question

Most terrestrial arthropods, such as insects, arachnids, and twists, breathe with the trachea. Traces form a system of branched tubes into which air is supplied through spiracles, i.e. holes in the body’s shell.

8. Does fucus have a stalk?

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Roof

Nie. Next question

Fucus is classified as an algae, so it has no leaves or stalks like vascular plants, but tissue thallus.

9. How many pairs of chromosomes does a person have?

188

320

23 Next question

Chromosomes contain the genetic material of the cell. The number of chromosomes varies from species to species – for example, a fruit fly has four pairs of chromosomes, a mouse has 20 pairs, and a human has 23 pairs.

10. What is the zoological name of the common Baltic animal commonly known as jellyfish?

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Common hydra

Chełbia blue

Surrounded by a cove

Chełbia blue. Next question

Medusa is the name of one of the morphological forms of discus, which also includes the blue cheł. Thus, an actively swimming animal with a jelly-like body can be called a jellyfish, but the name refers to the animal’s life form, not to the species.

11. What are the stomata used in plants?

For vegetative reproduction

For gas exchange

For water storage

For gas exchange. Next question

Stomata or stomata are found on the leaves and stems of plants, sometimes also on the rhizomes and other parts. Their task is to control gas exchange with the environment.

12. The earthworm and leech are animals classified as:

Loafers

Rings

Nobody

Rings. Next question

Ringworms are a type of invertebrate animal that inhabits aquatic or soil environments and is found all over the world. There are about 300 species of annelids in Poland, including the earthworm and the medicinal leech.

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13. The fight and flight hormone is sometimes called:

Adrenaline

Testosteron

Serotonin

Adrenaline. Next question

Adrenaline is produced in the adrenal medulla and some neurons. Under its influence, the level of glucose in the blood rises, peripheral blood vessels contract, pupils dilate, heart rate increases, i.e. the body prepares to fight or flee.

14. The cell that was created as a result of combining the male and female gametes is:

Spore

Zygota

Rodnia

Zygota Next question

The zygote is formed as a result of fertilization. It is diploid, that is, it contains a double set of chromosomes.

15. This chemical forms the walls of plant cells but is not found in animal cells. It is about:

Cellulose

Cytoplasm

Casein

Cellulose. Next question

Cellulose is a complex sugar found in the cells of germ plants and some algae. Fibrous plants, such as flax or jute, contain the most cellulose.

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We take out the cards! How much do you remember from school biology lessons? [QUIZ]

1. Are mammals warm-blooded or cold-blooded?

2. What color is chlorophyll?

3. How does a slipper eat?

4. Where are red blood cells or erythrocytes formed?

5. It is made up of a cell body, dendrites and an axon. This description applies to:

6. Mycology is a science dealing with:

7. Which animals breathe with tracheas?

8. Does fucus have a stalk?

9. How many pairs of chromosomes does a person have?

10. What is the zoological name of the common Baltic animal commonly known as jellyfish?

11. What are the stomata used in plants?

12. The earthworm and leech are animals classified as:

13. The fight and flight hormone is sometimes called:

14. The cell that was created as a result of combining the male and female gametes is:

15. This chemical forms the walls of plant cells but is not found in animal cells. It is about:

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