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Penn Foster Intro to Biology - Proctored Exam 2
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1. Infectious, disease-causing agents are called:

2. If the body can't produce a certain nutrient, it must be supplied by diet. Such a nutrient is called:

3. The heart of a vertebrate is in contraction during:

4. The main body of a fungus is composed of a mass of hyphae called a:

5. Jellyfish are examples of the ___ body form of cnidarians.

6. A ___ is a rod-shaped prokaryotic cell.

7. All of the following are formed elements of blood except:

8. Which one of the following statements is true of antigens?

9. Most of the organic nutrients for Earth's biosphere are produced by:

10. Which of the following is not a trait of a monocot plant?

11. To say that plant cells are totipotent is to say that:

12. Which of the following STD's results from a bacterial infestation?

13. With respect to the regulation of population growth, which one of the following factors is a density-independent factor?

14. Venous blood from the superior vena cava enters the human heart at the:

15. The coelom separates the ___ from the ___.

16. The ___ is the plant tissue in which photosynthesis occurs.

17. The most leaflike part of a flower is called the:

18. A sand dollar or a brittle star displays ___ symmetry.

19. Urine is formed in the:

20. In the testes, seminiferous tubules carry out the processes of:

21. Plants growing upward even in the absence of light are exhibiting a type of:

22. Which of the following groups represents the female parts of a flower?

23. Complete this analogy: Cells are to tissues as organs are to:

24. Which of the following describes a trait of a sustainable society?

25. What is the function of the root cap?