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The First Four Steps Of The Scientific Method Are As Follows:
I. Identify The Problem

II. Ask Questions
III. Develop A Hypothesis
IV. Collect Data And Experiment On That Data


Which Of The Following Is The Next Step In The Scientific Method?
A. Observe The Data
B. Analyze The Results
C. Measure The Data
D. Develop A Conclusion - B. Analyze The Results


What Are Two Types Of Measurement Important In Science?
A. Quantitive And Numerical
B. Analyze The Results
C. Measure The Data

D. Develop A Conclusion - D. Quantitive And Qualitative


What Is The Name Of The Structure That Prevents Food From Entering The Airway?

A. Trachea
B. Esophagus
C. Diaphragm
D. Epiglottis - D. Epiglottis

,Which Substance Makes Up The Pads That Provide Support Between The Vertebrae?
A.Bone
B.Cartilage
C.Tendon
D. Fat - B. Cartilage


The Two Criteria For Classifying Epithelial Tissue Are Cell Layers And . Which Of The
Following Completes The Sentence Above?
A. Cell Composition
B. Cell Abosorption
C. Cell Shape
D. Cell Stratification - C. Cell Shape


Where Is The Parathyroid Gland Located?
A. Neck

B. Back
C. Side
D. Brain - A. Neck


How Many Organ Systems Are In The Human Body?
A. 12
B. 15
C. 9
D.11 - D. 11


Which Element Within The Respiratory System Is Responsible For Removing Foreign Matter From The
Lungs?
A. Bronchial Tubes
B. Cila
C. Trachea

, D. Alveoli - B. Cilia


Organized From High To Low, The Hierarchy Of The Human Body's Structure Is As Follows: Organism,
Organ System, Organs, Tissues. Which Of The Following Comes Next?
A. Molecules
B. Atoms

C. Cells
D. Muscle - C. Cell


What Is The Name Of The Process In The Lungs By Which Oxygen Is Transported From The Air To The
Blood?
A. Osmosis
B. Diffusion
C. Dissipation

D. Reverse Osmosis - B. Diffusion


Which Of The Following Is Primarily Absorbed In The Ileum?


a. Vitamin K
b. Carbohydrates
c. Water
d. Vitamin B12 - D


Which Of The Following Is Not A Function Of The Kidney?


a. Filtering Blood
b. Maintaining Blood Pressure

c. Activating Vitamin D
d. Storing Urea - D

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