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Master Your Biology Exam with TRASH-ketball: Levels of Organization and Key Concepts

Get ready for your biology exam with TRASH-ketball! This engaging review covers vital topics like the levels of organization (cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and organisms), selective breeding, body systems, homeostasis, and more. Understand the importance of key traits in selective breeding, the role of chromosomes in cells, and how digestion works, starting in the mouth. Explore adaptations like hibernation, the functions of the respiratory and circulatory systems, and learn about genetic material. Prepare effectively and boost your confidence for exam success!

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Master Your Biology Exam with TRASH-ketball: Levels of Organization and Key Concepts

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  1. Semester Exam Review Let’s get ready for TRASH-ketball!

  2. Levels of Organization • Put these in order from simple to complex • Tissues • Organs • Cells • Organisms • Organ Systems

  3. Levels of Organization • Answer: 1.Cells 2.Tissues 3.Organs 4.Organ Systems 5.Organism

  4. Selective Breeding • Dog breeders choose to breed dogs with desirable traits. • Which of the following would be a desirable trait that a breeder might try to duplicate: mean-ness Stinky-ness obedience nervousness

  5. Selective Breeding • Answer: Obedience

  6. Cells • Where would you expect to find a chromosome?

  7. Cells • Answer: In the nucleus

  8. Cells • Cells are the smallest living unit, therefore, nothing smaller than a cell can be considered a “living unit”. • True or False

  9. Cells • Answer: True Nothing smaller than a cell is considered a living unit.

  10. Adaptations • When an animal, like a bear, goes to “sleep” for the winter, or other animals become inactive from the heat or other environmental conditions… What do you call this inactive state?

  11. Adaptations • Answer: Hibernation (Can happen in the summer or winter)

  12. Body Systems • Which two body systems move oxygen around the body?

  13. Body SystemsAnswer: Respiratory Circulatory -moves oxygen around the body -moves oxygen into the body

  14. Body Systems • What would you call a group of organs, or body parts, working together to perform a specific function?

  15. Body Systems • Answer An Organ System

  16. Body Systems • Where does the process of digestion first begin?

  17. Body Systems • Answer: In the mouth

  18. Body Systems • Chemical digestion of food occurs first in what two organs?

  19. Body Systems • Answer: In the mouth and stomach. (but other organs like the pancreas also contribute enzymes)

  20. Body Systems: • Which organ is responsible for chemical digestion and nutrient absorption?

  21. Body Systems • Answer: The Small Intestine

  22. Body Systems • What is the main job of the large intestine?

  23. Body Systems • Answer: Absorption of water

  24. Body Systems • What is the main job of the digestive system?

  25. Body Systems • Answer: Breaking down large molecules into smaller ones that our body can use.

  26. Plant Reproduction • Exchanging pollen grains between two rose bushes of different colors would be an example of What type of reproduction?

  27. Plant Reproduction • Answer: Sexual Reproduction

  28. Homeostasis • Many of us have experienced illness. When you are said to have a “fever” your body has an elevated temperature. • What is the #1 benefit of running a “fever?”

  29. Homeostasis • Answer: Slows the growth of the infection

  30. Genetics • What is the smallest unit of genetic material?

  31. Genetics • Answer: DNA is the smallest unit

  32. Energy Transfer • What kind of energy do we get from food?

  33. Energy Transfer • Answer: Chemical energy

  34. Energy Transfer • What do we call heat energy?

  35. Energy Transfer • Answer: Thermal energy Example: Food Heat = Chemical Thermal

  36. Homeostasis • What is the benefit of sweating?

  37. Homeostasis • Answer: It cools the body. Otherwise, our bodies would overheat.

  38. Digestion • Carbohydrates break down into what simple sugar?

  39. Digestion • Answer: Glucose

  40. Levels of Organization • All living things are made of what?

  41. Levels of Organization • Answer: All living things are made of cells.

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