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Living Organisms Interconnected Systems Quiz

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Systems work together

by PAULINE ADRIANE BEJA
1

Which plant organ primarily conducts water and mineral transport from roots to leaves?

2

What is the main site of glucose production in plants?

3

If a gardener cuts the stem, which process is most immediately affected?

4

An athlete tears an ACL. Which system is directly affected?

5

During an asthma attack, which part of the respiratory system is compromised?

6

Which plant tissue is responsible for transporting sugars from leaves to other parts?

7

What happens to plant roots during drought?

8

Which human organ system is primarily responsible for oxygen transport to tissues?

9

If a person has inflamed airways, what is a likely effect?

10

Which plant organ provides structural support and houses vascular tissues?

11

Which two plant tissues ensure water and nutrient movement?

12

What consequence follows damage to a major blood vessel in humans?

13

Which system coordinates movement and posture in the human body?

14

Which scenario shows interdependence of plant and animal systems?

15

Compare plant and human systems: which pair best illustrates transport and support working together?

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Xylem transport water and minerals up from roots to leaves.

Photosynthesis in chloroplasts converts light energy to chemical energy.

Stem damage disrupts water movement from roots to shoots.

ACL is a knee ligament affecting the skeletal-muscular unit.

Inflamed airways hinder airflow during asthma.

Phloem distributes organic nutrients through the plant.

Water scarcity reduces root water uptake and plant hydration.

Red blood cells in blood circulate oxygen to body tissues.

Inflamed airways narrow passages, reducing airflow.

Stem supports the plant and contains xylem and phloem.

Xylem moves water/minerals; phloem distributes sugars.

Circulatory disruption reduces tissue oxygenation.

Muscles produce movement in coordination with bones.

Both plant transport and animal oxygenation illustrate interdependence.

Vascular transport supports growth; muscles and bones enable movement.

 
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