8. What happens during anaphase? A. Chromosomes are copied B. Chromosomes line up C. Chromosomes are pulled apart D. Two nuclei form 9. What forms at the end of telophase? A. Two new nuclei B. A cell wall C. DNA strands D. The nuclear membrane disappears 10. What is cytokinesis? A. Copying DNA B. The splitting of the cytoplasm C. Lining up chromosomes D. The same as mitosis 11. What is the purpose of meiosis? A. To repair skin B. To help with breathing C. To make sex cells D. To produce energy 12. How many cells are made in meiosis? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 13. The cells made in meiosis are: A. Identical to each other B. All the same as the parent C. Genetically different D. Double the size of the parent 14. How many chromosomes are in human sex cells? A. 92 B. 46 C. 23 D. 12

A fuel molecule which contains a glycerol backbone and three fatty acids would be called: a triglyceride a cholesterol a tertiary protein a carbohydrate

Even though it is not funny, the bone in the upper portion of the arm is called: humerus radius julna

This bone is commonly referred to as the tailbone. cranium sternum coccyx sacrum

According to class what specialized organ do male mosquitoes use to detect wing vibrations of females? Tympanic organs Chordotonal organs Johnston's Organ Setae

What is the role of enzymes? Concentrate products of chemical reactions. Speed up the rate of chemical reactions. Combine with smaller molecules to make larger ones. Act as substrates for chemical reactions.

The esophagus differs from the standard arrangement of the alimentary canal in that it has __ gastric glands stratified squamous epithelium Brunner's glands villi

Herbivores which only consume plants Secondary Consumers Primary Consumers

Which of the following is a vital function of the skin? The skin converts modified epidermal cholesterol to vitamin D. The skin absorbs vitamin C so that the skin will not be subject to diseases. The skin aids in desiccation The skin aids in the transport of materials throughout the body. The cells of the epidermis store glucose as glycogen for energy.

When our sensory receptors notice a specific stimuli, they convert that energy to an action potential and send that to the central nervous system. What is this process called? Sensation Perception Transduction Absolute threshold

The region of the brain stem positioned closest to the spinal cord is the: Medulla oblongata Midbrain Pons