Plant and Animal Systems Review

Identify the Interacting Systems Match the systems to the Scenario. (#) - the number of systems in the correct answer. Scenario Interacting Systems Which human body systems, besides Nervous, interact to perform temperature regulation by shivering and changing the size of the blood vessels? (2) Muscular and Circulatory Which human body systems interact to break down and supply food to all the body cells? (2) Digestive and Circulatory Which human body systems interact to provide defense from injury or illness within the human body? (4) Integumentary, Immune, Skeletal, Circulatory Which human body systems interact to provide movement with the human body in response to a stimulus? (4) Nervous, Muscular, Skeletal, Circulatory Which human body systems interact with the reproductive system to synthesize and transport reproductive hormones within the human body? (2) Endocrine and Circulatory What parts of the plant are interacting to 1. release oxygen / take in carbon dioxide and 2. Absorb water from the soil for photosynthesis to take place? (4) Leaf, Stomata, Roots, Xylem What parts of the plant anchor and allow the plant to capture the most sunlight? (2) Roots and Leaf What parts of the plant interact to transport glucose (sugar) from the site of photosynthesis to the carrot to store sugars for later use? (3) Leaf, Phloem, and Roots What parts are involved in nutrient and water transport from soil to reproductive structure? (4) Roots, Xylem, Phloem, and Flowers What parts of the plant interact to transport water from the soil to the site of photosynthesis? (3) Roots, Xylem, and Leaf Sort the scenario into the correct Plant Tropism. Phototropism Auxin gathers on the shady side of the plant, making the cells grow longer Response to light A seedling growing towards a sunny window Thigmotropism Response to touch A vine wrapping around a stake A seeds shoot uses a nearby fence to latch onto. Gravitropism Response to gravity Seedling roots grown down into soil A plant was knocked over and left to grow on its side. The roots grow down. Label the Flower Copy and paste from the word bank to make sure all answers are correct!WORD BANK: stigma anther petals ovule filament style ovary anther filament stigma style ovary petals ovule Fill in the blanks with the correct term. Pollen produced by the anther is distributed by pollinators. The pollen then lands on the sticky stigma which then travels down the style to fertilize the ovules in the ovary.Water and minerals are carried up from the roots by the xylem tissue while nutrients and sugar are transported throughout the plant by phloem tissue.In times when the plant needs to conserve water the pores beneath the leaves called stomata can close. Part 1 - System Match Match the word that best describes the system. Integumentary Barrier Muscular Movement Skeletal Support Endocrine Hormones Excretory Waste (urine) Part 2 - System Match Match the word that best describes the system. Digestive Nutrient absorption Circulatory Transport Nervous Control center Immune Defense Respiratory Gas exchange Reproductive Gametes Place the levels of organization in order from smallest to largest Cell , Tissue, Organ, Organ system , Organism You eat a chicken nugget meal from Chick-Fil-A. What body systems enable you to get nutrients from the food to other parts of your body for energy? Skeletal and Muscular Nervous and Endocrine Excretory and Digestive Digestive and Circulatory During PE, you play basketball and begin to sweat from glands in your skin. You drink a lot of water to rehydrate which makes you rush to the bathroom between classes so you're not late. What systems are interacting in this scenario? Endocrine and Nervous Excretory and Integumentary Reproductive and Digestive Circulatory and Immune In plants, different mineral from the soil cause petals of flowers to have various shades of color. What parts of the plant are interacting? Roots, Stem (xylem), and Flowers Leaf, Stem (phloem), and Flowers Roots, Shoot (xylem), and Leaves Shoot (phloem), Roots, and Leaves Root cells, which cannot perform photosynthesis since they are not exposed to light, need nutrients (sugar) for cellular respiration. Which parts of the plant interact to get the roots the nutrients it requires? Leaves, Shoot (xylem), and Roots Leaves, Shoot (phloem) and Roots Flower, shoot (xylem) and Roots Flower, shoot (phloem), and Roots