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Name :. hapter 1 : Respiration Form :. ate :. 1. group of students built a model of the human respiratory system to investigate the mechanism of breathing in and breathing out. (2004) Which of the following pairs is correct? Model of respiratory system alloon ell jar ir space inside bell jar alloon alloon ell jar alloon ir space inside bell jar Human respiratory system Lungs iaphragm iaphragm Lungs Lungs iaphragm Rib cage iaphragm 2. The diagram shows part of the human respiratory system. (2005) 3. Which features help gas exchange between the alveolus and blood capillaries to take place efficiently? (2006) lveolus wall Number of Thickness ondition blood capillaries Thick Moist few Thin Thick Thin Moist ry ry Many few Many 4. iagram 3 shows the passage of air through the human respiratory system while exhaling. (2006) lveolus X iagram 3 Which of the following represents X, Y and Z? X Y Z Trachea ronchus ronchioles ronchioles Trachea ronchus ronchus Trachea ronchioles ronchioles ronchus ronchus Y Z Nose 5. The following statements are about the transportation of oxygen in the human body. (2007) What will happen when structure X contracts and becomes flattened? ir from outside enters the lungs. The rib cage goes down and inwards. The volume of the thorax cavity decreases. ir pressure inside the thorax cavity increase. K Oxyhemoglobin breaks into oxygen and hemoglobin L diffuses through alveoli into the blood capillaries M combines with hemoglobin to form oxyhemoglobin N Oxyhemoglobin is transported to all parts of the body Which of the following is the correct sequence of the transportation? M, K, L, N N, K, L, M K, L, M, N L, M, N, K

6. iagram 15 shows the structure of human lungs. (2008) 9. Which of the following is a disease of the respiratory system? (2009) naemia iabetis ronchitis Leukaemia 10. The information below is about substance W. iagram 15 Which of the following is represented by P,, R and S? P R S lveous ronchus Trachea ronchiole Trachea ronchus ronchiole lveolus Trachea lveous ronchiole ronchus lveous ronchiole Trachea ronchus 7. iagram 10 shows a blood capillary surrounding an alveolus. (2009) Found in cigarette smoke lackens lungs arcinogenic What is W? Tobacco tar Sulphur dioxide itumen Nicotine 11. Figure 6 shows gases P and diffusing into and out of the blood capillaries in the body tissues. iagram 10 What makes the concentration of oxygen low in alveolus? diffuses into the blood capillary arbon dioxide diffuses into the blood capillary diffuses into the alveolus arbon dioxide diffuses into the red blood cell 8. Figure 3 shows the model of the human respiratory system. What are P and? P arbon dioxide arbon dioxide arbon dioxide arbon dioxide 12. Which of the following is produced in the process of respiration? I arbon dioxide II Energy III Water vapour What are represented by X and Y? X Trachea ronchus Y Trachea ronchus I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III

hapter 2 : lood irculation and Transport Name :. Form :. ate :. 1. Which of the following blood groups is the universal recipient? (2004) 5. iagram 18 shows a cross-section of a heart. (2006) lood group lood group lood group lood group O 2. The table shows two components of blood, X and Y. (2005) iagram 18 omponent Function P and are blood vessels in the heart. X cts as a solvent for digested food Which of the following is true about P and? Y Helps in blood clotting P orta Pulmonary artery What are components X and Y? de X Y Platelets Red blood cells Vena cava which Pulmonary vein White blood cells Plasma carries deoxygenated blood Plasma Platelets Pulmonary artery orta Red blood cells White blood cells de 3. Table 4 shows the blood groups of four Pulmonary vein Vena cava which students. (2006) carries deoxygenated Table 4 blood Student lood group R 6. iagram 16 shows the blood circulatory system S in the human body. (2007) T U O Student X with blood group O needs a blood transfusion. Which of the following students can donate blood to student X? U only S and T only S, T and U only R, S, T and U 4. iagram 16 shows a cross section of a monocotyledon stem with vascular bundles. (2008) iagram 16 What is the function of X? Transports water only Transports water and minerals Transports minerals only Transports glucose iagram 16 Which of the following statements is true about oxygenated and de? e flows from the heart to all parts of the body ated blood flows from the lungs to the heart and to all parts of the body ated blood flows from the heart to the lungs and to all parts of the body e flows from the lungs to the heart and to all parts of the body

7. Which statement shows the importance of blood donation? (2009) Patients suffering from IS need blood transfusion There is no substitute for blood Recipient can receive blood from all blood groups nybody can donate blood at any hospital 8. Figure 20 shows the cross section of a human heart. 11. What are the properties of? I Rich in oxygen II Rich in waste products III right red in colour I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III 12. Figure 4 shows the cross section of the stem of a plant. Figure 20 P and are two blood vessels in the heart. Which of the following is true about P and? P Pulmonary artery Pulmonary artery de Vena cava which carries oxygenated blood Vena cava which carries de orta de orta Pulmonary vein de Pulmonary vein 9. Which of the following is not the function of blood? To transport oxygen to the cells To transport nutrients to the cells To distribute heat throughout the body To transport carbon dioxide to the cells 10. ring of bark was removed from the stem of a woody plant as shown in Figure 3. Which part transports water and dissolved minerals? P R S 13. The cross section of the root of a dicotyledon is shown in Figure 5. What is the function of X? Transports water and dissolved minerals Gives support to the roots Transports synthesised food substances Excretes food substances 14. Transpiration is a process in which plants breathe lose water due to evaporation through the roots lose water due to evaporation through the leaves lose water through evaporation due to humidity 15. The characteristics of blood component Y is as follows. Has nucleus Has no definite shape What causes part X to become swollen after some time? Water has accumulated in part X. issolved minerals have accumulated in part X Food substances have accumulated in part X. Part X has become infected. Which of the following is Y? White blood cell Platelet Red blood cell Plasma

Name :. hapter 3 : Excretion Form :. ate :. 1. Which of these organs are the excretory system? ( 2004) I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III 2. The following information shows steps taken during the process of dialysis. (2006) 3. The human excretory organs consist of skin, lung and kidney. Which of the following pairs are correct? ( 2005) Excretory Excreted material Organ I Skin Water and mineral salts II Lung Water and carbon dioxide III Kidney Urea, water and mineral salts I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III 4. iagram 17 shows the human urinary system. (2007) L The waste product diffuses out from the blood through pores in the tubes. M The blood from the artery flows through the tubes which are immersed in salt solution. N The filtered blood flows into the veins of the blood circulation of the patient. Which of the following is the correct sequence for the process of dialysis? L M N M L N N M L M N L iagram 17 What is the function of X? arries urine to the urinary bladder Filters the blood which contains waste products Removes carbon dioxide and water from the body rings blood containing waste products to the kidney 5. iagram 18 shows a machine used by a patient with malfunction of both kidneys. (2007) What is the function of this machine? To filter urea from the kidney To filter water from the blood To filter protein and glucose from the kidney To filter urea and mineral salts from the blood iagram 18

6. iagram 17 shows a human urinary system. (2008) iagram 17 What is the main function of? Maintains minerals salts in the body Removes glucose from the body Maintains the body temperature Removes waste products 7. iagram 11 shows the human excretory organs. (2009) 10. Which of the following shows the correct sequence of the flow of urine from the kidney to the outside of the body? P : Kidney : Urinary bladder R : Urethra S : Ureter P S R P S R P S R P R S 11. Which statement is not true about the function of the kidneys? Eliminate urea Form urea Eliminate water Help keep the chemical composition of the blood plasma constant 12. What is the function of the part labelled Y in Figure 3? What are organs P and? P Lungs Urinary bladder Heart Kidney Urinary bladder Heart Lungs Kidney 8. What is the process of removing all waste products from the body? (2009) efecation Sweating Excretion Urination 9. Skin, lungs and kidneys are the human excretory organs. Excretory organ Excreted materials I Skin Water, urea and mineral salts II Lungs Water and carbon dioxide III Kidneys Water, urea and mineral salts Which of the following pairs are correct? I and II only I and III only II and III only I, II and III To release urine to the outside of the body To store urine temporarily To filter urine To reabsorb water from the urine 13. Figure 4 shows a mammalian kidney. Which of the following are represented by P, and R? P R Pelvis Medulla ortex ortex Pelvis Medulla Medulla ortex Pelvis ortex Medulla Pelvis 14. Which of the following is a way for plants to remove complex waste products? iffusion through the stomata Shedding of leaves Secretion through pores in the leaves Secretion through pores in the roots