7th Grade Second Six Weeks Review Answer Key(DNA, Heredity, Reproduction, Skeleton, Muscles, & Skin)

2nd Six Week Test Review1. What are the five functions of the skeleton? (page 498)

a. shape and supportb. protect internal organ c. movementd. make blood cells e. store minerals

2. Describe the function(s) of: (pages 499-500)a. bone marrow – creates red and whites blood cells b. periosteum – provides nutrients for bonec. compact bone – stores calcium and phosphated. spongy bone – the cavities and open spaces reduce the weight of the bone and provide areas for red bone marrowe. Haversian canal – carries blood into the bone, contains blood vessels and nerves; transport carbon dioxide and waste away from the bone cells

3. What makes a bone hard? Calcium and phosphates make bone hard.

4. What is the smooth, flexible layer of tissue covering the ends of a bone? What is its purpose?

Cartilage is the smooth, flexible layer of tissue covering the ends of a bone. Purpose of cartilage is to reduce friction and act as a shock absorb for our bones.

5. How many bones are in the adult human body? 206

6. Name, describe, and give examples of the five different kinds of joints. (page 502)

hinge: knee and elbow pivot: head and vertebrae

ball and socket : hip and shoulder gilding: wrist and ankle

immovable : skull and pelvis saddle : thumb

7. What are the tough bands of connective tissue that hold bone to bone? ligaments8. What are the tough bands of connective tissue that hold bone to muscle? tendons

9. Be able to label the following bones on a human skeleton: cranium,

mandible, clavicle, sternum ,humerus, ribs, vertebrae, pelvis, and femur.

10. Study all muscle notes. What are the three types of muscle tissue? cardiac smooth skeletala. Which are voluntary (what does this mean?)? Which are involuntary?cardiac : involuntary smooth: involuntary skeletal: voluntaryb. Where is each type found? cardiac: heart smooth : intestine skeletal: biceps

c. What does each type look like?cardiac: striations (striped), smooth: no striation(striped) ,skeletal: striated (striped)

11. Muscles are organs that relax and contract .

12. Review the levels of organization in living things, from cell to organism.

cells, tissues, organs, systems , organisms13. What are the functions of the skin

(integumentary system)? protection, excretion, regulates body temperature, synthesize(creates) vitamin D, stores nutrients, detects stimulus and keeps inner tissue from drying out

14.Draw a chromosome. What does it contain (what is it made of)? genes – genetic material

15. Where are chromosomes found in a cell? nucleus

Matching #16-19

Put the capital letter of your answer from the list below on the each line.16. C advantage of asexual reproduction (good) 17. D disadvantage of asexual reproduction (bad) 18. B advantage of sexual reproduction (good) 19. A disadvantage of sexual reproduction (bad)

A. requires two parents to produce offspring

B. diverse (different) offspring, variations within the species allow for the species to adapt

C. parent does not need to spend time finding a “mate”; offspring can be made quickly

D. uniform (same) offspring, does not allow for species to adapt to changing environments

20. Who is known as the “Father of Genetics” and first describe how trait are passed on to offspring?Gregor Mendel

21. Read over your notes, called “ Notes – DNA, Heredity, & Reproduction.”

22. Read Chapter 17 and look at the pictures. 23. USE YOUR RESOURCES. STUDY WITH A FAMILY

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