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Excretion 1- Homeostasis is the : a) ability to regulate internal environment. b) maintenance of steady internal conditions despite fluctuations in the external environment. c) maintenance of internal temperature within narrow limits. d) control of the gain and loss of water and solutes. e) all of the above 2- The kidney s filtrate consists of a) solutes b) urea c) water d) vitamins e) all of the above choices are correct 3- Marine animals that have body fluids with a solute concentration equal to that of the surrounding seawater are: a) osmoregulators) b) osmoconformers c) hypertonic d) hypotonic. e) a and c are correct. 4- In kidney,reabsorption means that water and valuable solutes are returned to the from the filtrate a) glomerulus b) renal pelvis c) renal cortex d) blood. e) Renal medulla. 5- Ectoothermic animals: a) derive body heat mainly from their metabolism. b) absorb heat from their surroundings c) include lizards d) include birds e) b and c are correct.

Gas exchange and circulation 6- The that diffuses into blood attaches to in red blood cells. a) plasma b) white blood cells c) hemoglobin d) platelets e) all of the above choices are correct. 7- In mammals, air enters through the nostrils to the -------------------- where it is filtered by hairs and mucus, warmed or moisturized and sampled for odor. a) pharynx b) nasal cavity c) mouth d) larynx e) esophagus 8- During rib cage expands, diaphragm moves down pressure and lung decreases, air is drawn into the respiratory tract. a) exhalation b) inhalation c) respiration d) passive diffusion e) active diffusion 9- The sinoatrial node (SA node) in the pacemaker which sets the rate of heart and generates electrical signals in atria a) rhythm b) contractions c) relaxations d) resting e) a+b are correct choices 10- Atherosclerosis is due to a) plaques narrowed blood vessels b) blood flow is reduced c) plaques develop inside walls of blood vessels

d) blood flow is doubled e) a+b+c are correct choices 11- Gas exchange in fish is enhanced by ventilation of the gills and by the --------- flow of water and blood. a) Exact b) Different c) Analogous d) Countercurrent e) Negative 12- Most of carbon dioxide in the blood is transported as bicarbonate ions in the a) Plasma b) Red blood cells c) White blood cells d) Platelets e) Macrophages 13- Blood pressure is a) Highest in arteries b) Decreases as blood moves away from the heart c) Lowest in veins d) Reduced during violent exercise e) A+b+c are correct choices Reproduction 14- Sperm production is regulated by a negative feedback system of hormones and involves the, pituitary, and testes. a) Hypothalamus b) Thyroid c) Thalamus d) Cerebrum e) Ovaries.

15- The movement of the sperm tail is due to the: a) fertilization b) primary spermatogenesis c) the large number of sperm d) spermatids e) ATP released from mitochondria 16- The process by which the sperms are produced is known as. a) Ovulation. b) Spermatogenesis. c) Oogenesis. d) Gestation. e) emberyogenesis. 17- Gastrulation produces: a) A tow-layered embryo. b) A primary oocyte.. c) A large number of sperm. d) Mature ova. e) A three-layered embryo. 18- involves inheritance of unique combination of genes from two parents. a) Regeneration. b) Fragmentation. c) Budding. d) Sexual reproduction. e) Binary fission. 19- Prokaryotes reproduce by a type of cell division called binary fission which means. a) Split via budding. b) Dividing in half. c) Fragment of the cell. d) Two gonads in one organism.

e) None of the above. Genetics 20- The two sister chromatids are joined together tightly at the, a narrow region. a) Nuclear envelope b) Spindle c) Microtubules d) Centromere. e) Nucleolus 21- Cytokinesis in animal cells is accomplished by: a) Cleavage furrow made by contractile ring of intermediate filaments. b) Cleavage furrow made by contractile ring of microfilaments. c) Cleavage ring made by microtubules. d) Binary fission. e) Cell plate formation 22- In Mendel's F2 generation, one out of four plants had white flowers because. a) The trait is sex-linked b) Both parents were heterozygous purple c) One parent was homozygous recessive d) Both parents were heterozygous white e) One parent was heterozygous purple 23- The expression of the two alleles in a heterozygous individual is the result of: a) Crossing over. b) Codominance. c) Polygenic inheritance. d) Pleiotropy e) Chromosomes. 24- In grasshoppers and roaches sex is determined by: a) X-Y system. b) Z-W system. c) Number of chromosomes

d) Size of the sex chromosomes. e) X-O system.. 25- Which of the following is true? a) Chromosomes are located on genes. b) Genes are located on chromosomes. c) Genes are polymer of amino acids. d) Chromosomes are part of a chromatid. e) Prokaryotes have paired chromosomes. 26- mrna is produced in the process called: a) Respiration. b) Translation. c) Replication. d) Transcription. e) Transpiration 27- Mendel showed that parents pass heritable factors to offspring, These heritable factors are now called: a) Chromosomes. b) Chromatids. c) RNA. d) DNA. e) Genes. 28- The somatic cells in human male have chromosomes of the type. a) 22+ X. b) 22 + Y. c) 23 + Y. d) 44 + XX. e) 44 + XY.

29- is the division of the cytoplasm following mitosis and meiosis. a) Crossing over b) Cytokinesis. c) Cleavage d) Binary fission e) Interkinesis 30- What are the correct order for the 3 stages of interphase of cell cycle: a) S, G1, G2 b) S, G2, G1 c) G1, G2, S d) G1, S, G2. e) there is no certain order