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Spencer_Elisabeth quiz: body organization and homeostasis

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Total cards: 10•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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5. What unit of organization is represented by a lung?

Back (Answer)

Organ • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#2
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3. The lungs, trachea, and bronchial tubes working together represent what level of organization?

Back (Answer)

Organ system • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#3
Front (Question)

11. What organ system supports the body, stores minerals, and makes blood cells?

Back (Answer)

Skeletal • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#4
Front (Question)

13. Bacteria is an example of what type of organization?

Back (Answer)

Unicellular • Characteristics_of_LivingThings

#5
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15. What is an example of a stimulus?

Back (Answer)

Changes in temperature • Characteristics_of_LivingThings

#6
Front (Question)

17. What organ system’s function is to control the body process by means of chemicals?

Back (Answer)

Endocrine • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#7
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20. Blood is a type of what tissue?

Back (Answer)

Connective • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#8
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7. Consider the following levels: 1) atoms, 2) tissue, 3) organism, 4) organ, 5) molecule, 6) cell, 7) organ system. Which of the following choices has the levels listed in order of increasing complexity

Back (Answer)

1, 5, 6, 2, 4, 7, 3 • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#9
Front (Question)

9. Skin and lining of most organs is made of what?

Back (Answer)

Epithelial tissue • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis

#10
Front (Question)

8. What is a unit of organization?

Back (Answer)

Tissue • WKST_-_Body_Organization_and_Homeostasis