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This no prep Scientific Method Article is a 3-page reading passage with 15 text-based review questions to explore the process of scientific methodology. Answer key included. This resource is editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Throughout the article, there are real-world examples, suggestions for students' everyday applications, and checking-for-understanding questions. Concepts Covered: Science as a Way of KnowingWhat Is the Scientific Method?Making Observations and Asking

This Digestive System Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... identify the major structures of the digestive system on a diagram and describe their functions. define mechanical and chemical digestion.explain what peristalsis is and how it propels food through the digestive tract.describe the function of enzymes that organs produce and where they are secreted in the dige

Daily bellringers/warm-ups/do-nows can be used to review or reinforce concepts and terminology. There is a total of 46 questions across these concepts: Cycles of MatterAbiotic & biotic factorsEcological organizationSymbiotic relationshipsFood webs, Food chains, and Energy pyramidsPrey/predator relationshipsPopulation growthHuman impact on the environmentMultiple questions are included for each concept above and can easily be separated into individual questions (a total of 46). This resource is

This Respiratory System Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... identify the major respiratory structures of the respiratory system on a diagram (nasal cavity, nares, uvula, pharynx, epiglottis, larynx, trachea, bronchi, pleural membrane, diaphragm, lungs).diagram the pathway of incoming air from the nares to the alveoli.define pulmonary ventilation using the terms insp

This Urinary System Unit Test includes 25 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... Identify the major structures of the urinary system and describe their functions (Ureters, Kidneys, Bladder, Urethra, Renal artery, Renal vein).Diagram the pathway urine follows from the kidneys to the urethra.Describe the process of urine formation.Identify the areas of a nephron that are responsible for filtr

This Muscular System Unit Test includes 35 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... define muscle movements, such as medial/lateral, flexion/extension, abduction/adduction, and circumduction.identify the location and movements made by the major muscles on a diagram.describe the gross anatomy of skeletal muscle and its characteristics of the cells under a microscope.list the steps involved in

This Nervous System Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... identify and indicate the functions of parts of the brain on a diagram.apply the three functional classifications of the nervous system to the structural classifications of the nervous system.identify the parts of a reflex arc.interpret how an action potential moves across a reflex arc. identify the structures

This Cardiovascular/Circulatory System Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... identify major anatomical structures on a diagram of the heart.differentiate the structure and function of arteries, capillaries and veins.define blood pressure and compare pressures found in arteries, veins and capillaries. describe the normal heart sounds and what they mean.explain the caus

This Tissue Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... Classify and state the defining characteristics of epithelial tissue, connective tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue.Explain the relationship between mutation, cell cycle and uncontrolled cell growth potentially resulting in cancer.Interested in other human anatomy and physiology unit tests? ------ > Chec

Daily bellringers/warm-ups/do-nows can be used to review or reinforce concepts and terminology. There is a total of 50 questions across these cellular concepts: Hierarchy of Life (levels of organization)Cell TheoryEukaryote and ProkaryoteOrganellesCell MembraneCellular Transport (passive, active, osmosis)The Cell Cycle (and mitosis)Multiple questions are included for each concept above and can easily be separated into individual questions (a total of 50). This resource is editable to better s

This Endocrine System Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... Define the terms endocrine and exocrine.Differentiate between positive and negative feedback loops.Identify the major endocrine glands from a model/diagram.Define general functions of the major glands and identify their target cells.Apply the terms hypersecretion and hyposecretion to the major hormones.Glands

This Introduction to Anatomy Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... analyze how the terms anatomy and physiology relate to each other.define homeostasis.contrast positive and negative feedback loops.observe the body in anatomical position and describe body directions (superior, inferior, ventral, dorsal, medial, lateral, proximal, distal, superficial, deep).describe th

This Blood Unit Test includes 25 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... Describe the composition and physiology of blood, including plasma and the formed elements (red and white blood cells).Categorize the ABO and Rh blood groups based on their physical properties.Evaluate how blood groups are the basis for blood transfusion. Define hemostasis, coagulation, agglutination (with renal failur

Biology End-of-Course based quiz WITH ANSWER KEY: Ecology, Photosynthesis, & Aerobic Cellular Respiration (15 Q's)This quiz is editable and divided into three sections to illustrate low to high level of thinking: Matching (identification), Fill-in-the-black (recall), and Short-Answer (describe and application). Differentiate the quiz to meet the needs of your students: Increase/decrease the number of questionsModify the type of questions (include visual components)

Daily bellringers/warm-ups/do-nows can be used to review or reinforce concepts and terminology. There is a total of 41 questions across these concepts (Molecular Genetics and Heredity): DNA and RNA structure and functionProtein synthesisMutationsPunnett SquaresPatterns of inheritancePedigreeMultiple questions are included for each concept above and can easily be separated into individual questions (a total of 41). This resource is editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answers

This Lymphatic and Immune Systems Unit Test includes 25 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... diagram the pathway tissue fluid takes once it enters the lymphatic system until it goes back into the bloodstream (lymph capillary, lymph vessel, lymph node, lymph duct).compare and contrast the function and location of the tonsils, thymus, and spleen.explain the functions of the immune system, i

This Basic Chemistry Unit Test includes 30 multiple-choice questions. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... describe the general structures and biological functions of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.explain the role of enzymes as catalysts.examine different factors which influence enzyme activity: pH and temperature.Interested in other human anatomy and physiology unit tests? ------ > Check

This is a No Prep Video Quiz/Guide with Answer Key for Bozeman Science's Biology Video " Water: A Polar Molecule" (link provided). It is a great way to check for understanding and to make sure students are completing the video. This resource is editable to better suit your curriculum, grading system, and students (AP Biology, Honors/Accelerated Biology). It is a mix of multiple choice and short answer. Your students can either complete this outside of class (as homework), during the class as a

This Endocrine System Quiz includes 10 fill-in-the-blank (with a word bank) statements. Questions range from low rigor (recall) to higher rigor (application through scenarios). Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... identify hormones produced by an endocrine glanddefine hormones' general function apply the terms hypersecretion and hyposecretion to various scenarios-----> Check out my Endocrine System Unit Test her

This Respiratory System Quiz includes 10 matching (with a word bank) statements. Questions are editable to better suit your curriculum and students. Answer key included!Students will be able to... define pulmonary ventilation using the terms inspiration and expirationdescribe how structures influence air moving through the respiratory tractidentify the function of lungs, bronchi, and alveoli-----> Check out my Respiratory System Unit Test here <-----Thanks for stopping by! - - - - - - -