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Froggy Jumps Post Unit 3 Test ReviewVersión en línea This is the post unit 3 test review. por Ashley Nguyen 1 Which of the following describes a molecule? a A single atom b A group of two or more atoms bonded together c A type of subatomic particle 2 Which of the following best shows a glucose molecule? a b c 3 How many different types of elements are present in a molecule of glucose (C6H12O6)? a 1 b 3 c 6 4 Identify a difference between the healthy intestine and M’Kenna’s intestines. a Amino acids are not fully absorbed in M'Kenna's middle of small intestine. b There is green and orange. c The healthy person has more glucose in the middle of the small intestine. 5 How can you determine if a chemical reaction has occurred during digestion? a By tasting the food. b By measuring the temperature of the food. c Both 6 Which claim is most correct about the human body? a Made of many cells. b Made of cells that make up different parts of the body, which work together to go through processes c Made of different types of cells, which makes separate body systems that work separately 7 Which body systems are involved in a quarterback throwing a ball to a receiver? a Muscular and Skeletal b Digestive and Respiratory c Nervous and Circulatory 8 How does the muscular system contribute to the quarterback's throw? a By providing the force to throw the ball b By sending signals to the brain c By protecting the internal organs 9 How does the skeletal system help the wide receiver catch the ball? a By producing red blood cells b By providing support and structure for movement c By regulating body temperature 10 How do these two systems (muscular and skeletal) work together? a The muscles contract to pull on the bones, allowing for movement b The bones provide a framework for the muscles to attach to c The skeletal system provides energy for muscle contraction 11 Where does cellular respiration take place? a Mitochondria b Ribosome c Starch 12 What are the two molecules that enter the mitochondria during cellular respiration? a Glucose and oxygen b Carbon dioxide and water c Energy and Starch 13 What are two molecules that exits the mitochondria during cellular respiration? a Carbon dioxide and water b Glucose and oxygen c Energy and starch 14 What is the overall purpose of cellular respiration? a To create energy b To help the cell breathe c To cellular respirate 15 What happens during digestion? a When food enters the mouth, a chemical reaction occurs because the saliva breaks down food. b A party and happiness c When food enters the mouth, it goes straight to the liver 16 Identify 1 environmental factor that may have influenced this decline a Climate change b Genetic Drift c Inbreeding 17 Identify 1 genetic factor that may have influenced this decline a Climate change b Invasive species c Inbreeding

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Post Unit 3 Test ReviewVersión en línea

por Ashley Nguyen

Which of the following describes a molecule?

Which of the following best shows a glucose molecule?

How many different types of elements are present in a molecule of glucose (C6H12O6)?

Identify a difference between the healthy intestine and M’Kenna’s intestines.

How can you determine if a chemical reaction has occurred during digestion?

Which claim is most correct about the human body?

Which body systems are involved in a quarterback throwing a ball to a receiver?

How does the muscular system contribute to the quarterback's throw?

How does the skeletal system help the wide receiver catch the ball?

How do these two systems (muscular and skeletal) work together?

Where does cellular respiration take place?

What are the two molecules that enter the mitochondria during cellular respiration?

What are two molecules that exits the mitochondria during cellular respiration?

What is the overall purpose of cellular respiration?

What happens during digestion?

Identify 1 environmental factor that may have influenced this decline

Identify 1 genetic factor that may have influenced this decline