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Biology Final Evaluation: Excretion & Urinary System

This document presents a final period assessment of Biology for grade 7 that contains 10 questions about the excretion processes and the urinary system in humans. Some of the questions require the student to mark the correct answer with an X, while others ask for completion or naming answers. The questions cover topics such as waste substances of excretion, the organs of the urinary system, and how the production of urine and sweat varies according to...

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Biology Final Evaluation: Excretion & Urinary System

This document presents a final period assessment of Biology for grade 7 that contains 10 questions about the excretion processes and the urinary system in humans. Some of the questions require the student to mark the correct answer with an X, while others ask for completion or naming answers. The questions cover topics such as waste substances of excretion, the organs of the urinary system, and how the production of urine and sweat varies according to...

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FINAL PERIOD EVALUATION

Teacher: ANDRÉS MAURICIO VARGAS ÁLVAREZ


Level Grade Area Period
Nombre:
6-8 7 BIOLOGY II
Date:
Mark with an X the correct answer.
The main waste substances produced by excretion are:
A. Nitrogen compounds, CO2 and sugars C. Water, CO2 and Oxygen
B. Nitrogenous compounds, CO2 and water D. Respiration, CO2 and sugars

2. Within the nitrogenous waste products of excretion in animals, one can find:
A. Carbon dioxide, urea, and oxygen C. Uric acid, ammonia, and urea
B. Water, carbon dioxide and uric acid D. Carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water

3. Main organ of excretion in humans:


A. Nephron B. Bladder C. Glomerulus D. Kidney

Osmoregulation is known as the:


A. Ability to maintain the balance between liquid media inside and outside the cell.
B. Retention of blood in the kidney due to natural processes.
C. Communication between the spinal cord and the renal pelvis
D. Filtration of waste substances

5. Lenticels and stomata are structures involved in the excretion of substances in:
A. los invertebrados B. las plantas C. the vertebrates D. the man

6. The following table relates the amount of urine and sweat according to different conditions.
environmental.
ENVIRONMENT ORINA (Litros) SUDOR (Litros)
NORMAL DAY 1.5 O,5
COLD DAY 1.8 0.2
HOT DAY 0.4 2.1
A. Why do you think that more urine is excreted and less sweat on a cold day?
B. How does urine and sweat production vary on a hot day?
C. How do we replenish the water that we eliminate daily through urine and sweat?

7. Name the three stages that take place in the kidney.

8. How is urine composed, write what percentage each component is found in.
compounds.

[Link] y defina dos enfermedades del sistema urinario.

10. Complete the drawing with the names of the different parts of the urinary system structures.

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