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• Where does the absorption of digested nutrients occur?
  
• What endocrine gland produces glucagon?
  
• Explain the difference between open and closed circulatory systems?
  
• What are the effects of river water pollution?
  
• Can nerve cell or neuron divide?
  
• What is the gas that the stomata take in and what are the substances that are expelled from these structures?
  
• What are three functions of proteins?
  
• What are some examples of intraspecfic competition and interspecific competition?
  
• What is the main purpose of circulation?
  
• What will spindle fibers eventually be used for?
  
• What is chlorophyll found in?
  
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• What are sublingual glands/salivary glands? Are these caused by my impacted wisdom teeth?
  
• Which membranes forms a protective sac that surrounds the embryo?
  
• \What are the different types of air pollution?
  
• What part of the body is affected by bronchitis?
  
• What are the products of light-independent reactions?
  
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• Are primary spermatocytes haploid or diploid?
  
• What are the ridges and grooves called on the human brain?
  
• What does the ozone layer do for us humans and animals?
  
• What is the "trunk" of the body? Where is it located?
  
• Why is meiosis necessary in order for sexual reproduction and fertilization to occur?
  
• Question #8e91e
  
• Is the water cycle and hydrologic cycle the same thing?
  
• Where do fossil fuels come from?
  
• How do we use water in everyday life?
  
• Question #8350b
  
• What role does the pancreas have in digestion?
  
• What is a simple predicate?
  
• Question #72c81
  
• What holds the heart in place?
  
• What does "emulation" mean in literary terms?
  
• How does water get from a trees roots up to its leaves?
  
• Is hemoglobin made up of the protein heme and the red pigment globin?
  
• Do both animals and plants use cellular respiration?
  
• Which organelle aids in digestion of worn-out cell parts?
  
• What are all the hormone secreting glands in the endocrine system?
  
• Where in the body are worn-out and damaged red blood cells destroyed?
  
• What do amoebas use for movement?
  
• What is the antonym for antithesis?
  
• What are the 10 types of adjectives?
  
• What is the chemical formula for carbon dioxide?
  
• What is the command center of the nervous center?
  
• What are the primary divisions and subdivisions of the nervous system?
  
• Where in the kidney are the glomerulus located?
  
• How does the circulatory system help the endocrine system complete its function?
  
• In any mating between humans, what are the chances that a boy will born? What about the chances for a girl?
  
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• Question #1a280
  
• What is the ultimate source of energy autotrophs use to produce their own food?
  
• What gland controls the growth hormone?
  
• What is the function of Chordae Tendineae? Does it initiate heartbeat, carry blood to the heart muscle, or prevent the valves from inverting?
  
• Which symbol is used for a beta particle?
  
• Are the brain and liver exocrine glands?
  
• Where do light dependent reactions of photosynthesis take place?
  
• How do you pronounce "synecdoche"?
  
• Which of the following is not part of the nephron: urethra, renal vein, glomerulus, or Bowman's capsule?
  
• After how many weeks is an embryo known as a fetus?
  
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• Which hormone stimulates the testes to produce testosterone?
  
• Why are small leaves an adaptation in a desert environment?
  
• How many salivary glands does a pig have in total? What are their names and where are they located?
  
• Which side of the heart gets oxygen rich blood? Which part gets blood without oxygen?
  
• What part of the brain makes you smart?
  
• What are Cowper's glands?
  
• What is the function of the lungs?
  
• Which structure in a grasshopper has a function similar to that of the alveoli of a human?
  
• What is the relationship between reactants and products of photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
  
• Where are the eggs stored in the female reproductive system?
  
• Which gland secretes hormones that affect other endocrine glands: pineal, pituitary, thyroid, adrenal, or pancreas?
  
• What are the excretory organs of insects called?
  
• A person eats a sandwich with bread, chicken, lettuce, and mayo. What organ would the final reactions to complete the breakdown of the bread occur? What organ produces a substance that would be used in the emulsification of the lipids in the mayo?
  
• Why is photosynthesis a light-dependent reaction?
  
• What system does the heart belong to?
  
• In the excretory system, what is the function of the lungs?
  
• What is the purpose of flowers?
  
• What is the source of rain?
  
• What is the villi in the digestive system? Where is it found?
  
• Is hardness a physical or chemical property?
  
• Is luster a chemical or physical property?
  
• What is a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction but is not itself consumed 1n the reaction?
  
• Raccoons belong to which family?
  
• What are the component elements of sodium chloride?
  
• Which gland is called the "master gland" and its malfunction can result in dwarfism and giantism?
  
• How do pituitary hormones affect the function of the testis?
  
• What are four things that the circulatory system transports around your body?
  
• What mineral is found in bones?
  
• Does cellular respiration in plants occur only at night?
  
• How do you pronounce the word "intestine"?
  
• What is the structure and function of the heart of a fish?
  
• What gland stimulates growth and stimulates secretion of hormones from other glands?
  
• What are spores?
  
• How does the name Porifera relate to the structure of a sponge?
  
• Do plants carry out cellular respiration?
  
• How do you pronounce "anastrophe"?
  
• In which stage of the human menstrual cycle is an egg released from an ovary?
  
• What does the light dependent reaction of photosynthesis produce?
  
• What part of a neuron houses the nucleus?
  
• How does pollution affect marine life?
  
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