Chapter 20. 20·1–20·6 Animal body structures reflect their functions.

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Instructions

Check your understanding of concepts from 20·1–20·6 Animal body structures reflect their functions by answering the following questions.

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1. What level of biological organization comes just above the cellular level (e.g. what level is immediately above the cellular level in complexity)?

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Correct. (See section 20·1 Most animal bodies are organized in a hierarchy from cells to tissues, organs, and organ systems.)
Incorrect. (See section 20·1 Most animal bodies are organized in a hierarchy from cells to tissues, organs, and organ systems.)

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2. One of the main functions of blood is to:

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Correct. (See section 20·2 Connective tissue provides support.)
Incorrect. (See section 20·2 Connective tissue provides support.)

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3. The human muscular system is extremely complex with more than 600 different types of skeletal muscles cells alone. Which of the following attributes is a common feature to all of these different types of skeletal muscle cells?

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Correct. (See section 20·4 Muscle tissue enables movement.)
Incorrect. (See section 20·4 Muscle tissue enables movement.)

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4. Neurons generally have all of the following components except:

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Correct. (See section 20·5 Nervous tissue transmits information.)
Incorrect. (See section 20·5 Nervous tissue transmits information.)

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5. ______________ glands secrete products like earwax and sweat, while ____________ glands produce hormones.

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Correct. (See section 20·3 Epithelial tissue covers most interior and exterior surfaces of the body.)
Incorrect. (See section 20·3 Epithelial tissue covers most interior and exterior surfaces of the body.)

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