Unit Assessment - Transport in Animals
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- Q1Q1. How does blood flow through the lungs differ from blood flow through the rest of the body?The volume of blood is greater.The blood travels faster.Blood travels a greater distance.Blood is pumped at a lower pressure.120s
- Q2Q2. Which statements about blood vessels are correct?BDCA120s
- Q3Q3. Through which valve does the blood pass as it leaves the right ventricle and which structure does it next reach?CBDA120s
- Q4Q4. Which statement about white blood cells is correct?They convert fibrinogen to fibrin when bleeding happensThey can produce antigens in response to foreign antibodies.They transport toxins from body tissues to the liver.They can ingest bacteria by a process called phagocytosis.120s
- Q5Q5. Which of these organs will receive blood from both an artery and a vein?DCBA120s
- Q6Q6. The diagram shows a section through the human heart. Which suggests that blood leaves the heart at different pressures, when going to the lungs and to the body?Wall T is more muscular than wall U.Valve P is stronger than valve Q.Chambers R and S have different volumes.The walls of the atria are thinner than the walls of the ventricles.120s
- Q7Q7. The diagram shows chemicals being exchanged between some cells and a blood capillary. What could be the identities of chemicals P and Q?P - glucose and oxygen Q- carbon dioxide and waterP- amino acids and oxygen Q- carbon dioxide and maltoseP- carbon dioxide and urea Q - oxygen and proteinP-carbon dioxide and glucose Q - alcohol and oxygen120s
- Q8Q8. The diagram shows the right side of the human heart when the ventricle is relaxed.Which row correctly describes the positions of valve X and valve Y when the ventricle contracts?Valve X - open Valve Y- closedValve X - closed Valve Y- closedValve X - open Valve Y- openValve X - closed Valve Y - open120s
- Q9Q9. The diagram shows the blood pressure of a person at rest as the blood leaves the heart and passes through arteries and then capillaries. Which line shows the pressure of blood as it flows through veins before returning to the heart?DCBA120s
- Q10Q10 . What is the function of lymphocytes in the blood?antibody productiontransport of hormonesphagocytosisblood clotting120s
- Q11Q 11. What is the fluid in the blood called?Plasmamucustissue fluidlymph120s
- Q12Q 12. What is a method of reducing the risk of coronary heart disease?inserting a stentcontrolled exercise‘by-pass’ surgeryangioplasty120s
- Q13Q 13. What is a correct function of the lymphatic system?transports urea to the kidneysprotects body from heat lossprotects body from infectiontransports blood to lymph nodes120s
- Q14Q 14. Which change occurs during blood clotting?glucose to glycogenhaemoglobin to oxyhaemoglobinmaltose to glucosefibrinogen to fibrin120s
- Q15Q 15. What is a double circulation?Blood flows through the heart twice for each circulation.Blood circulates through two hearts.Blood circulates through arteries and veins.Blood flows twice around the body before going to the lungs.120s
