Hormones
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Hormones are chemicals involved in co-ordination in the body.
Which combination in the table is correct?
29B
D
C
A
- Q1
Hormones are chemicals involved in co-ordination in the body.
Which combination in the table is correct?
B
D
C
A
120s - Q2
The table gives information about endocrine glands.
Which information is correct?
D
B
A
C
120s - Q3
What effects would an increase in adrenaline have on the body?
D
C
A
B
120s - Q4
Which information about insulin or glucagon is correct?
Excess insulin results in diabetes mellitus.
Insulin raises the blood glucose level.
Glucagon is manufactured in the liver.
Glucagon is broken down in the liver.
120s - Q5
In an experiment, a student is threatened by a large dog and has to run away to escape.
During the incident, the adrenaline levels in the student’s blood are measured.
The graph shows the results.
Which statement explains the change in adrenaline levels betweenpoints X and Y ?
Adrenaline is being excreted by the kidneys.
Adrenaline is being returned to the endocrine gland that produced it.
Adrenaline is being broken down in the liver.
Adrenaline is being used up by the contracting muscles.
120s - Q6
The graph shows changes in a student’s blood glucose concentration over a four-hour period.
What causes the changes at X and Y?
X: Increased adrenaline Y: Increased insulin
X: Increased insulin Y: Increased adrenaline
X: Decreased insulin Y: Increased adrenaline
X: Decreased insulin Y: Decreased adrenaline
120s - Q7
Which row is correct for adrenaline?
C
D
A
B
120s - Q8
What will result in an increase in blood glucose concentration?
1. Adrenaline acting together with glucagon
2. Insulin acting alone
3. Glucagon acting alone
4. Adrenaline acting alone
1, 2 and 3
2 and 4 only
1, 3 and 4
3 only
120s - Q9
How do the hormones glucagon and insulin regulate the levels of glucose in the bloodstream and glycogen in the liver?
D
C
B
A
120s - Q10
Some properties about hormones are listed.
1. Produced by the liver
2. Produced by a gland
3. Have only 1 target orgen
4. Transported in plasma
2 and 3
2 and 4
3 and 4
1 and 2
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