Hormones Facts And Questions! Trivia Quiz

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Hormones are chemical substances produced by glands in your
- Immune system
- Lymphatic system
- Circulatory system
- Endocrine system

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Have you ever had problems with your hormones? Do you know hormone facts and questions? There are many commonly asked questions about hormones. The inquires range from what type of hormones affect women the most, are men affected by hormones, how is a hormone imbalance triggered, and what are all the types of hormones. The function of hormones is a See morehot topic (no pun intended for those going through the change)! This quiz will let you know about hormones.

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Hormones are carried by
- Plasma in blood
- Red blood cells in blood
Correct Answer

A. Plasma in blood

Explanation

Hormones are carried by plasma in the blood because plasma is the liquid component of blood that transports various substances, including hormones, throughout the body. Plasma acts as a medium for hormones to travel from their site of production to their target organs or tissues. It also helps maintain the balance of hormones in the bloodstream by regulating their concentration. Red blood cells, on the other hand, primarily carry oxygen and carbon dioxide and do not play a significant role in transporting hormones.

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3.

Hormones are transported to, and affect cells which are described as
- End cells
- Objective cells
- Target cells
- Goal cells
Correct Answer

A. Target cells

Explanation

Hormones are transported to and affect specific cells in the body, known as target cells. These cells have specific receptors that can bind to the hormones, allowing them to respond to the hormonal signals and carry out the desired effects. The term "target cells" accurately describes the relationship between hormones and the cells they interact with, as these cells are the intended targets for the hormonal actions.

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4.

After hormones have carried out their job, they are destroyed by the _____

Correct Answer
liver

Explanation
The liver is responsible for metabolizing and breaking down various substances in the body, including hormones. Once hormones have completed their function, the liver helps in breaking them down and removing them from the bloodstream. This process ensures that hormone levels are regulated and maintained within the body.

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5.

Select some examples of hormones
- Adrenaline
- Testosterone
- Estrogen
- Noradrenaline
- Growth hormone (Somatotropin)
- Insulin
Correct Answer(s)

A. Adrenaline
A. Testosterone
A. Estrogen
A. Noradrenaline
A. Growth hormone (Somatotropin)
A. Insulin

Explanation

These are examples of hormones. Hormones are chemical messengers produced by the endocrine glands and released into the bloodstream. They regulate various bodily functions and processes. Adrenaline, noradrenaline, growth hormone, and insulin are examples of hormones produced by the adrenal glands, pituitary gland, and pancreas respectively. Testosterone and estrogen are sex hormones produced by the testes and ovaries respectively.

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6.

What hormone does your body release when you're in a dangerous, fight or flight situation?

Correct Answer(s)
adrenaline

Explanation
In a dangerous, fight or flight situation, the body releases adrenaline. This hormone is produced by the adrenal glands and helps prepare the body for a response to a perceived threat. Adrenaline increases heart rate, blood pressure, and blood flow to the muscles, providing a burst of energy and heightened awareness. It also dilates the airways, allowing for increased oxygen intake. Overall, adrenaline helps to mobilize the body for action and enables a quick response to potential danger.

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7.

Select some effects of adrenaline
- Increased strength
- Increased heart rate
- Increased senses and reactions
- Increased glucose production by liver for energy
- Blood diverted to vital organs
Correct Answer(s)

A. Increased strength
A. Increased heart rate
A. Increased senses and reactions
A. Increased glucose production by liver for energy
A. Blood diverted to vital organs

Explanation

Adrenaline is a hormone released by the adrenal glands in response to stress or danger. It has several effects on the body. Increased strength is one of the effects of adrenaline as it prepares the body for physical exertion. Increased heart rate is another effect, which helps to pump more oxygenated blood to the muscles. Adrenaline also increases senses and reactions, making individuals more alert and focused. It stimulates the liver to produce more glucose, providing energy for the body. Lastly, adrenaline diverts blood flow to vital organs, ensuring they receive enough oxygen and nutrients during stressful situations.

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8.

What plant hormone affects shoot and root growth?

Correct Answer(s)
auxins
auxin

Explanation
Auxins are a plant hormone that regulates and affects both shoot and root growth. They promote cell elongation in shoots, resulting in upward growth, and inhibit cell elongation in roots, leading to downward growth. Auxins also play a role in the development of lateral roots and adventitious roots. Overall, auxins are crucial for coordinating and regulating the growth and development of different parts of the plant.

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During phototropism, auxins move _______ from the light, and the plant grows ______ the light.
- Towards, away
- Towards, Towards
- Away, towards
- Away, away
Correct Answer

A. Away, towards

Explanation

During phototropism, auxins move away from the light, which causes the plant to grow towards the light. This is because auxins are plant hormones that promote cell elongation and growth. When light is detected by the plant, auxins accumulate on the shaded side of the stem, causing the cells on that side to elongate more rapidly than the cells on the illuminated side. As a result, the stem bends towards the light. Therefore, the correct answer is "Away, towards".

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10.

With geotropism, auxins work differently depending on whether it is a shoot or a root.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Geotropism is the response of plants to gravity, where shoots grow upwards and roots grow downwards. Auxins are plant hormones that regulate growth and development. In the case of geotropism, auxins work differently in shoots and roots. In shoots, auxins inhibit growth on the lower side, causing the shoot to bend upwards. In roots, auxins promote growth on the lower side, causing the root to bend downwards. Therefore, the statement that auxins work differently depending on whether it is a shoot or a root is true.

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Auxins are always pushed _______ by gravity. Thus, auxins make shoots grow ______, giving negative geotropism whilst making roots grow ______, resulting in positive geotropism.
- Upwards, faster, slower
- Downwards, slower, faster
- Downwards, faster, slower
- Upwards, slower, faster
Correct Answer

A. Downwards, faster, slower

Explanation

Auxins are plant hormones that play a crucial role in the growth and development of plants. In terms of geotropism, auxins are always pushed downwards by gravity. This means that they accumulate in higher concentrations in the lower parts of the plant, such as the roots. As a result, auxins make shoots grow faster downwards, exhibiting negative geotropism, while they inhibit root growth, resulting in slower growth and positive geotropism.

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Hormones Facts And Questions! Trivia Quiz

Hormones are chemical substances produced by glands in your

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Hormones are carried by

Hormones are transported to, and affect cells which are described as

After hormones have carried out their job, they are destroyed by the _____

Select some examples of hormones

What hormone does your body release when you're in a dangerous, fight or flight situation?

Select some effects of adrenaline

What plant hormone affects shoot and root growth?

During phototropism, auxins move _ from the light, and the plant grows the light.

With geotropism, auxins work differently depending on whether it is a shoot or a root.

Auxins are always pushed _ by gravity. Thus, auxins make shoots grow , giving negative geotropism whilst making roots grow __, resulting in positive geotropism.

Hormones Facts And Questions! Trivia Quiz

Hormones are chemical substances produced by glands in your

Quiz Preview

Hormones are carried by

Hormones are transported to, and affect cells which are described as

After hormones have carried out their job, they are destroyed by the _____

Select some examples of hormones

What hormone does your body release when you're in a dangerous, fight or flight situation?

Select some effects of adrenaline

What plant hormone affects shoot and root growth?

During phototropism, auxins move _______ from the light, and the plant grows ______ the light.

With geotropism, auxins work differently depending on whether it is a shoot or a root.

Auxins are always pushed _______ by gravity. Thus, auxins make shoots grow ______, giving negative geotropism whilst making roots grow ______, resulting in positive geotropism.

During phototropism, auxins move _ from the light, and the plant grows the light.

Auxins are always pushed _ by gravity. Thus, auxins make shoots grow , giving negative geotropism whilst making roots grow __, resulting in positive geotropism.