Biyoloji Ödev Yardımı
Biyoloji öğrenmenin en zorlu kısmı, öğrencilerin biyolojinin mikroskobik dünyasını anlamalarını, hücrelerin içine nasıl girip genleri ve molekülleri nasıl keşfedeceklerini nasıl sağlayacaklarıdır. Ancak bilgi teknolojisinin gelişmesiyle birlikte, ne kelimelerin ne de resimlerin biyoloji konularını tam olarak açıklayamadığı durumlarda biyoloji ödevi yardımı önemli bir rol oynayabilir.
QuestionAI, çeşitli deneyler ve ilgili alıştırmalar dahil olmak üzere, yaygın biyoloji soruları yardımcısından temel olarak farklı olan, biyoloji bilgisini öğrenmenize ve uzmanlaşmanıza yardımcı olan bir çevrimiçi biyoloji öğrenme yazılımıdır. Burada, bilgi noktalarını öğrenmek ve anlamak için sığdan derine, katman katman deneysel senaryoları yeniden oluşturmak için deneyleri simüle edebilirsiniz.
- 49. What is the primary function of the trabeculae in spongy bone? A. Protect the bone surface B. Provide a lightweigh t framework C. Store yellow marrow D. Facilitate bone elongation E. Absorb shock 50. The primary germ layers formed during gastrulation include all of the following A. Ectoderm A. Ectoderm D. Blastoderm E. None of the above 51. Which muscle type is characterized by involuntary control and is found in internal organs? A. Skeletal Muscle B. Cardiac Muscle C. Smooth Muscle E. Voluntary Muscle 52. What type of connective tissue forms the periosteum? A. Dense Fibrous Tissue B. Loose Areolar Tissue D. Reticular Tissue E. Cartilage 53. Which part of the skeletal system protects the heart and lungs? C. Rib Cage E. Clavicle parts? A. Flexion B. Extension C. Rotation D. Abduction E. Circumduction 55. Which part of a long bone is primarily composed of spongy bone? A. Diaphysis C. Metaphysis D. Medullary Cavity E. Compact Bone 56. What is the largest carpal bone? A. Scaphoid B. Lunate C. Capitate D. Hamate E. Trapezium 57. The anatomical term for the sole of the foot is: A. Dorsal B. Ventral C. Plantar E. Lateral 58. Which of the following is a sesamoid bone? A. Femur B Patella C. Radius D. Tibia E. Ulna
- 39. Which part of a long bone contains the growth plate in children? A. Diaphysis B Epiphysis C. Metaphysis D. Periosteum E. Endosteum 40. Which directional term describes a structure farther from the point of attachment or origin? A. Proximal B. Medial C. Lateral E. Anterior 41. Which type of tissue is responsible for transmitting and processing information in the nervous system? A. Epithelial Tissue B. Connective Tissue C. Muscle Tissue D. Nervous Tissue E. Adipose Tissue 42. What is the anatomical term for movement away from the midline of the body? A. Adduction B. Abduction C. Extension D. Flexion E. Supination 43.Which anatomical plane is commonly used in CT scans for cross -sectional imaging? A. Sagittal Plane B. Coronal Plane C. Transverse Plane D. Oblique Plane E. Frontal Plane 44. What is the function of serous membranes in the body? A. Secrete mucus for lubrication B. Reduce friction between organs C. Protect external surfaces D. Provide structural support E. Store energy 45. Which type of joint is characterized by a synovial cavity filled with fluid? A. Fibrous Joint B. Cartilaginous Joint C. Synovial Joint D. Fixed Joint E. Intervertebral Joint 46. What is the name of the tough outer layer of the meninges? A. Pia Mater B. Arachnoid Mater C. Dura Mater D. Subdural Layer E. Fibrous Membrane 47. The appendicular skeleton includes which of the following? A. Rib Cage B. Vertebral Column D. Hyoid Bone E. Skull 48. Which m ovement term refers to bending the foot upward toward the shin? A. Planta rflexion B. Dorsifle xion C. Inver sion D. Eversion E. Rotation
- 27. What is the primary function of osteoclasts in bone remodeling? A. Bone formation B. Bone resorption C. Calcium storage D. Hematopoiesis E development 28. Which body region is located between the ribs and pelvis in the posterior aspect A. Sacral Region B. Lumbar Region C. Thoracic Region D. Cervical Region E. Gluteal Region 29. Which of the membranes lines body cavities that open to the exterior? A. Synovial Membranes B. Serous Membranes C. Mucous Membranes D. Cutaneous Membranes E. Fibrous Membranes 30. The process of bone formation within a cartilage model is known as: A. Intramembranous Ossification B Ossification B. Endochondra Ossification D Ossification E. Epiphyseal Ossification 31. Which bone cell type is derived from mesenchymal stem cells and initiates bone formation? A. Osteocytes B. Osteoblasts C. Osteoclasts D. Chondrocytes E Fibroblasts 32. What is the primary function of the hyoid bone? A. Protecting the spinal cord B. Supporting the tongue C. Forming part of the thoracic cage D. Articulating with the mandible E. Anchoring the vocal cords
- 22. What is the primary function of the periosteum? A. Cushioning joints B. Covering articular surfaces C. Nourishing bones Now rishing D. Producing red blood cells E Storing fat 23. The term "cranial"is synonymous with which directional term? A. Inferior B. Superior C Anterior D. Posterior E. Lateral 24.Which bone type is characterized by its ability to reduce friction and protect tendons? A. Long Bones B. Short Bones C. Flat Bones D. Irregular Bones E. Sesamoid Bones 25. The thoracic cavity is separated from the abdominopelvic cavity by which structure? A. Peritoneum B. Pleura C. Diaphragm D Rib Cage E. Mediastinum 26. Which movement involves turning the palm of the hand downward? A. Supination B. Pronation C. Rotation D. Circumduction E. Protraction
- 22. What is the primary function of the periosteum? A. Cushioning joints B. Covering articular surfaces C. Nourishing bones D. Producing red blood cells E. Storing fat 23. The term "cranial"is synonymous with which directional term? A. Inferior B. Superior C. Anterior D. Posterior E. Lateral 24.Which bone type is characterized by its ability to reduce friction and protect tendons? A. Long Bones B. Short Bones C. Flat Bones D. Irregular Bones E. Sesamoid Bones 25. The thoracic cavity is separated from the abdominopelvic cavity by which structure? A. Peritoneum B. Pleura C. Diaphragm D Rib Cage E. Mediastinum 26. Which movement involves turning the palm of the hand downward? A. Supination B . Pronation C. Rotation D. Circumduction E. Protraction 27. What is the primary function of osteoclasts in bone remodeling? A. Bone formation B. Bone resorption C. Calcium storage D. Hematopoiesis E. Cartilage development