What is the function of Red blood cells (RBC)?

To carry (transport) oxygen around the body for use in respiration.

To carry messages around the body in the form of electrical impulses.

To fuse with a sperm cell during fertilisation.

To swim through the female reproductive system to fertilise an egg in the oviduct.

How are Red blood cells (RBC) adapted to carry oxygen?

They contain haemoglobin and are biconcave in shape to maximise the area available in the cell to carry oxygen.

They have long extensions to allow them to send information over long distances.

They contain a large store of food to provide energy.

They are streamlined in shape and have a tail.

What is the function of Nerve cells (neurones)?

To carry messages around the body in the form of electrical impulses.

To carry oxygen around the body for use in respiration.

To fuse with a sperm cell during fertilisation and divide into an embryo.

To swim through the female reproductive system to fertilise an egg in the oviduct.

How are Nerve cells (neurones) adapted to their function?

They have long extensions to allow them to send information over long distances.

They contain haemoglobin to carry oxygen.

They have a large store of food to provide energy.

They are streamlined in shape and have a tail to swim to the egg.

What is the function of Egg cells?

To fuse with a sperm cell during fertilisation and divide into an embryo.

To carry oxygen around the body.

To swim through the female reproductive system.

How are Egg cells adapted to their function?

They contain a large store of food to provide the energy required to develop in the early stages.

They contain haemoglobin and are biconcave.

They have long extensions for sending information.

They are streamlined in shape and have a tail.

What is the function of Sperm cells?

To swim through the female reproductive system to fertilise an egg in the oviduct.

To carry oxygen for respiration.

To provide energy for early embryo development.

How are Sperm cells adapted to their function?

They are streamlined in shape and have a tail to allow them to swim to the egg, and they have lots of mitochondria to provide the energy required to complete this journey.

They contain haemoglobin and are biconcave.

They have long extensions for sending information.

They contain a large store of food to provide energy.

A group of cells that are specialised to perform a particular function.

A single cell that performs a particular function.

A group of organs working together to perform a function.

A type of stem cell involved in growth and repair.

Which of the following is an organ?

A group of tissues working together to perform the same function.

A group of cells with the same function.

A type of cell that can reproduce itself by mitosis.

A system that includes different organs working together.

Unspecialised animal cells involved in growth and repair.

Specialised cells that perform a specific function.

Cells that are involved in the transport of oxygen.

Cells that carry messages in the form of electrical impulses.

What are the three parts that compose the nervous system?

The brain, the spinal cord, the nerves

The brain, the heart, the lungs

The brain, the spinal cord, the muscles

The brain, the liver, the nerves

What does the medulla control?

Rate of breathing and heartbeat

Balance and muscular coordination

Higher order functions such as thought

What is the function of the cerebrum?

Controls higher order functions such as thought

Controls balance and muscular coordination

Controls rate of breathing and heartbeat

Transmits information to and from the peripheral nervous system

What do motor nerves do in the nervous system?

Carry information from the CNS to the body's effectors

Carry information from the CNS to the body's receptors

Carry information from the body's receptors to the CNS

Carry information from the body's effectors to the CNS

What is the role of the brain in a reflex action?

The brain is not involved in the reflex response

The brain initiates the reflex response

The brain is directly involved in the reflex response

The brain processes the information after the reflex response

Which of these answers best describes a reflex response?

It is an involuntary and fast response

It is a voluntary and slow response

It is a voluntary and fast response

It is an involuntary and slow response

What is the correct sequence of elements involved in a reflex arc?

Sensory neuron, inter neuron, motor neuron

Sensory organ, inter neuron, motor neuron

Sensory neuron, motor neuron, inter neuron

Motor neuron, sensory neuron, inter neuron

What stimulates the release of a chemical across the synapse?

The electrical impulse reaching the end of a neuron

What is the role of hormones in the body?

Regulating physiological processes

What are target tissues?

Tissues with special receptor proteins on their surface for a specific hormone

Tissues that are unaffected by hormones

What is the role of the liver in controlling blood glucose levels?

It stores glucose in the form of glycogen

It produces insulin and glucagon

It converts amino acids to glucose

It removes excess glucose from the bloodstream

What happens when blood glucose levels get too high?

The pancreas is stimulated to produce insulin, which transports glucose to the liver

The liver releases glucose into the bloodstream

The adrenal gland releases adrenaline to increase blood glucose levels

The pancreas releases glucagon to convert glycogen to glucose

What is the function of the long tail in sperm cells?

To make them specialised for swimming towards the egg cell

To give nutrition once fertilised

What is the characteristic of egg cells that makes them specialised?

They contain a large yolk to give nutrition once fertilised

They are produced by the anther

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