生物
細胞生物学、遺伝学、生態学、生命科学の基礎。
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blood pressure sensors what are the receptors located in blood vessels …
C. Baroreceptors
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to stay around the normal value is known as the median set point integr…
set point
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proprioceptors what role do proprioceptors play in homeostasis? monitor…
Providing feedback on body position and movement
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chemoreceptors what is the role of chemoreceptors in homeostasis? settl…
B. Monitoring levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide
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dry macular degeneration dry macular degeneration is the result of depo…
True
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the fight-or-flight response the fight-or-flight response is initiated …
Perceived danger or threat
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which sense is crucial for detecting changes in blood osmolarity and re…
Osmoreception
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negative feedback loop in a negative feedback loop, what happens to a v…
It decreases until it resumes its normal state.
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which sense is primarily responsible for detecting chemical stimuli in …
Taste and smell
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the pancreas plays a crucial role in maintaining homeostasis by regulat…
blood glucose levels
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temperature regulation which sense is primarily responsible for detecti…
Thermoreception
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what membrane is attached to hair cells and can be vibrated by sound wa…
C. Basilar
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the organ of corti is present in the scala vestibuli scala tympani exte…
cochlear duct
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cerumen what is cerumen? a wax substance created in the auditory canal …
A. A wax substance created in the auditory canal
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what are the three small bones in the middle ear? select all that apply…
B. Stapes, C. Malleus, D. Incus
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as sound waves travel into the ear, they pass from the auditory canal t…
Tympanic membrane, auditory ossicles, oval window, perilymph, scala vestibuli of the cochlea
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the purpose of the ossicles is to the incoming vibrations. lessen the i…
increase the force of
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the membranous labyrinth contains fluid. cerebrospinal fluid plasma per…
endolymph
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which cavity has its macula oriented appropriately to sense the linear …
Saccule
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sense of static equilibrium which is an example of static equilibrium? …
Sitting in a movie theater to watch a film
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a person who has a cochlear implant needs this device for balance heari…
hearing
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the auditory tube acts to equalize pressure between the middle ear and …
throat
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which auditory ossicle is connected to the tympanic membrane? stapes ma…
Malleus
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the structure that divides the outer ear from the middle ear is the tym…
tympanic membrane (eardrum)
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where does the conscious awareness (perception) of sound happen? (hint:…
Temporal lobe
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cranial nerve for hearing and equilibrium which cranial nerve carries i…
Vestibulocochlear nerve (CN VIII)
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which sensation of taste is sensitive to the potential of hydrogen (ph;…
C. Sour
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the largest numbers of taste buds in adults are associated with the pha…
circumvallate papillae
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which primary taste does not cause depolarization of the gustatory cell…
Salty
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which one of these is not one of the five tastes? bitter sour umami spi…
Spicy (hot)
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the primary gustatory area is located in which hemisphere of the brain?…
Insula
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which regions of the oral cavity have taste buds? select all that apply…
B. Tongue, C. Epiglottis, D. Pharynx (throat)
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which cranial nerves are not involved in carrying taste information fro…
Hypoglossal nerves (CN XII)
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dry mouth and taste sensation how is the sensation of taste affected by…
Foods have a less intense taste when the mouth is dry.
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which cells have receptors specialized to detect different tastes? basa…
Gustatory cells
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what taste sensation results when sodium ions enter gustatory cells thr…
Salty
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which type of papillae are located mainly in a v shape near the back of…
Circumvallate
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which papillae found on the surface of the tongue contains no taste bud…
B. Filiform papillae
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john was surprised to learn that his salad dressing contained glucose s…
sweet
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gustation is the sense of which of the special senses? sight taste hear…
B. Taste
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olfactory destination which of these is not one of the areas of the bra…
occipital lobe
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olfactory pathway order place the steps of nerve impulses in the olfact…
1. Olfactory neurons 2. Olfactory bulb 3. Olfactory tract 4. Primary olfactory cortex in the temporal lobe
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axons the axons of the olfactory neurons pass through the foramina of t…
First blank: cribriform plate; Second blank: olfactory bulb.
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information resulting in the perception of odor is most likely encoded …
the pattern of activation across many receptors
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neural sensory signals are relayed to the thalamus, except for the sens…
olfaction
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olfactory pathway convey olfactory information away from the olfactory …
Olfactory tracts
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olfactory neurons the nerve cells associated with the process of olfact…
have the ability to reproduce/replicate
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the process of olfaction involves the conversion of a mechanical stimul…
False
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one of the major functions of the sustentacular cells of the olfactory …
True
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olfactory receptor type in order to initiate an action potential regard…
The molecules of the odorant must dissolve in the mucus that covers the nasal epithelium.
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location of the olfactory mucosa where within the nasal cavity is the o…
Superior and lateral portions of the nasal cavity
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which cells proliferate to replace lost olfactory cells? mitral cells s…
Basal cells
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which lobe of the brain is involved in conscious perception of smell? t…
Temporal lobe
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the activation of olfactory receptors requires that the odorant become …
mucus
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the olfactory nerves (cn i) are formed by supporting cells olfactory bu…
axons of the olfactory neurons
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the figure 2 below shows a simple cell connected to a low resistance bu…
(a) Electrolyte (b) Polarization (hydrogen bubbles on copper) increases resistance, stopping current. (6) Magnet 1: Left pole = North, Right pole = South; Magnet 2: Left pole = No…
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activity 4 vocabulary directions: after reading pages 93-101 in your te…
1. ovum - g. an egg cell 2. uterus - c. the organ in a woman’s body in which a baby develops during pregnancy 3. Fallopian tube - k. the tube that connects the ovary to the uterus…
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the ______ plane divides the body equally into right and left halves. a…
B) Midsagittal
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the location of the shoulder is ____ to the body. a) distal b) ventral …
D) Proximal
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nevada spider drivers ed online course final quiz final quiz which of t…
B. Make sure your cell phone is handy in case you need to use it while driving.
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a tornado siren sounded from a 39 - meter - tall siren tower. the siren…
\(560\)
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choose one artwork from below and describe the context of the work. gus…
The artwork I have selected is *The Stone Breakers* by Gustave Courbet. The context of the work is that it was created during the Industrial Revolution (1849) when social inequali…
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why is the painting the stone breakers a significant work of art for th…
A. The painting depicts two laborers performing menial work, highlighting the harsh realities of working - class life during the industrial revolution.
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which of the following best describes paris boulevard by louis daguerre…
C. It was an early example of a photograph with an urban street scene as its subject.
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how were images captured with a camera obscura and projected onto a wal…
A. The camera obscura projected an upside - down image of the external scene through a small hole, which was then reflected onto a wall.
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there are two education tax credits available from the internal revenue…
D. All of the above.
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which agency of the federal government has stated that \all revenue fro…
B. Internal Revenue Service
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2. the american revolution (1763 - 1783) the end of the french and indi…
One cause: Britain imposed new taxes (e.g., Stamp Act). It upset colonists as they had no representation in British Parliament ("no taxation without representation"), feeling thei…
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what is the bodys initial reaction to the hiv virus?
The body's initial reaction to HIV involves activation of innate immune cells (e.g., macrophages) followed by adaptive immune responses: B cells produce anti-HIV antibodies, and T…
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2. explain how early colonial governments helped shape american politic…
Early colonial governments shaped American political traditions in several ways: - **Self - Governance**: The Virginia House of Burgesses (1619) and the Mayflower Compact (1620) i…
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investigation question: what is the likelihood that the offspring of a …
The likelihood (probability) that the offspring will have yellow fur is $\frac{3}{4}$ (or 75%). ### Filling the Blanks (From the Worksheet): - Each section chance: 25% (or $\frac{…
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analyze how the theme of freedom versus imprisonment is developed in ju…
The theme of freedom versus imprisonment is developed through Captain Nemo’s self-exiled "freedom" (masking internal imprisonment) and Professor Aronnax’s literal captivity (foste…
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vocabulary practice - applying what youve learned in the space below, c…
### Vocabulary Practice (Circle the correct term) 1. **Curly Hair**: Phenotype (physical trait) → Circle "This is a PHENOTYPE" 2. **Aa**: Genotype (genetic makeup) → Circle "This …
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2. dominant alleles are not better than recessive alleles. the term dom…
Only some inherited genes become traits in offspring because of allele dominance/recessiveness (dominant alleles are expressed over recessive in heterozygotes) and gene expression…
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1. dominant traits are not always more common than recessive traits. lo…
Genes can be dominant or recessive. A dominant allele is expressed (shows as a trait) if present (even with one copy, in heterozygous state), while a recessive allele is only expr…
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dominant vs. recessive traits learning target: i can explain why only s…
ing the Question "Why do you think some traits are more common in the class than other traits?" - Some traits are more common because they are controlled by dominant alleles. Domi…
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what are cd4+ cells? a. hiv treatment cells b. t cell helpers that are …
B. T cell helpers that are destroyed by HIV.
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human sexual reproduction sexual reproduction requires two parents. eac…
The process of \(\boldsymbol{\text{sexual}}\) reproduction leads to offspring that have \(\boldsymbol{\text{half}}\) the DNA of each of their parents. As a result, the offspring h…
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parents and offspring lesson 4 learning target: i can explain why offsp…
1. DNA 2. chromosomes 3. 23 4. 23 chromosomes, 23 chromosomes 5. 46
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revisiting ridi - claw - lously worried and his cat cinnamon: question:…
## Claim: DNA analysis will not confuse Cinnamon the cat’s hair with her owner’s DNA. ## Evidence: 1. Cats and humans are different species with distinct genomes. 2. DNA analysis …
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cat and you: dna doubles? does ridi - claw - lously worried actually ha…
The DNA in cat hair (from follicle - containing hair) is not the same as the DNA in human hair. This is because cats and humans are different species, and their DNA has different …
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cat and you: dna doubles? does ridi - claw - lously worried actually ha…
double ### 2. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ are small segments of DNA that act like code for a trait. Genes are segments of DNA that code for specific traits (e.g., eye color, height).
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humans vs. cats comparison chart figure 1 above is an image of the huma…
- **Genetic Similarity**: Humans are 99.9% genetically similar to one another, while the Abyssinian domestic cat shares only about 90% of its genes with humans. This means there i…
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15. which statement best reflects why breathing rate rapidly rises at t…
the response to muscles generating energy
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due nov 14 by 11:59pm points 100 submitting an external tool 14. which …
blood rushing backward through the arteries
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12. what is the major difference between pulmonary veins and most other…
They carry oxygenated blood to the heart.
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4. a factory that dumps waste into a towns water supply is an example o…
negative
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2. an externality in which a third party bears a cost is referred to as…
negative
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1. when a neighbor pays for landscaping services and creates beautiful …
positive
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22) read the poem. then, choose the best answer. which describes a basi…
B. couplets - AABB ### Question 23
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question 5 what event occurs in sunjatas house while he is out hunting …
His mother dies from poison given to her by other wives.
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5. the value of the next best alternative that was not chosen when a de…
B. opportunity cost
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social science academic (part b) pva (acc.ed) (fa25) - activities modul…
False
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9) choose the best answer about the vocabulary in anne bradstreets poem…
D. final (assuming the options are labeled A - D as per typical multiple - choice, with D being "final") ### Question 10
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3 the visits were a jolt to the country and its people. for almost a de…
- **How it felt to host exiled Cubans**: It felt like a situation filled with angst, distrust, stun, and confusion. The government’s repressive actions (jailing/executing dissente…
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3. choose the best answer. what is the major conflict in the story the …
A. Mr. Nuttel's internal conflict created by his nerves and Vera's story ### Question 4
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instructions read the question carefully and select the best answer. wh…
A. "people were stunned and confused and began to look for a way to escape."
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why was celluloid crucial to the development of motion pictures? it was…
It was flexible and durable enough for thousands of images.
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eadweard muybridges horse experiments were originally designed to: test…
Prove a theory about a horse's gallop
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what two optical phenomena make film possible? ○ persistence of vision …
Persistence of vision & the phi phenomenon