Ultimate Biology Quiz

Universal solvent

Gas is used in respiration

Waste gas produced in respiration

Most abundant monosaccharide

Major nutrients as source of energy

Major nutrients that provide no energy

Types of muscles

Types of teeth

Five kingdoms of classification

Form of sexual reproduction in plants

Structures used in asexual reproduction in plants

Types of flowering plants

Net diffusion of water molecules from higher to lower potential

Type of solution with higher water potential than the reference

Type of solution with lower water potential than the reference

Type of solution with the same water potential as the reference

Types of nucleic acids

Vascular tissues in plants

Parts of the brain

A submicroscopic agent that replicates itself within living cells and does not live on its own

Human gametes

Process that fuses the above

Cell formed by the proccess above

Organelle that holds genetic information of an organism

Organelle that performs cellular respiration, serves as the powerhouse of a cell

Organelle that is present in plants but not animals and performs photosynthesis

Organelle that stores nutrients and wastes within a cell

Disaccharide also called table sugar

Deficiency in this mineral leads to impaired growth, fragile bones, weak teeth, and poor clotting

Severe condition caused by protein deficiency, often accompanied by swelling

Severe condition caused by deficiency in multiple nutrients, leads to dehydration and an emaciated appearance, common amongst children in poor regions

Condition caused by a shortage in Vitamin C, some symptoms are bleeding gums and wounds along with joint pain

Disorder caused by Vitamin D deficiency, it leads to softened and deformed bones, causing the skeletal system to become more fragile

Sexual reproductive organs of plants

Group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth with potential to spread and invade

Subphyla of arthropods

Chambers of the heart

Largest artery in the body

Largest vein in the body

Blood vessels that carry blood towards and away from the kidneys

Blood vessels that carry blood towards and away from the lungs

Blood vessels that supply blood for the heart

Wall that divides the heart into two sides

Functional unit of the kidneys

Branches of the immune system

Types of neurons

Site of transmission of electric nerve impulses

Insulating layer that forms around nerves, facilitating transmission of impulses

Gaps between the above structure

Large tube that serves as a passage for inhaled and exhaled air

Two tubes that branch out from the above into the lungs

Air sacs located within the lungs

Thin layer of muscle that regulates pressure to facilitate breathing

Layer on the outside of a tooth, the hardest substance produced by the human body

Living part of teeth under the above

Visible part of a tooth

Process in which water-soluble molecules and ions produced by digestion are passed into the bloodstream

Uptake of nutrients from the bloodstream by the body

Treatment involving blood purifying and aids in waste expulsion in case of a kidney failure

Mixture of partially-digested food and digestive juices formed in the stomach

Major taxonomic ranks