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WorksheetsBiology Revision Paper 2
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is Homeostasis?
Maintaining a Stable internal Environment
Producing Proteins
Which are the 3 main components needed for Homeostasis?
Receptors
Coordination Centres
Effectors
Enzymes
Which one is the Coordination Centre?
Detects the Stimulus
Processes the information and Organises a response
Produces a response which restores the optimum level
Which ones are types of Effectors?
Muscles
Glands
What do Sensory Neurons do?
Carry electrical pulses from Receptors to the CNS
Carry electrical pulses from CNS to Effectors
Carry electrical pulses From Sensory Neuron to Motor Neuron Inside the CNS
What do Relay Neurons do?
Carry electrical pulses from Receptors to the CNS
Carry electrical pulses from CNS to Effectors
Carry electrical pulses From Sensory Neuron to Motor Neuron Inside the CNS
Which one is the Medulla?
Responsible for Consciousness, Intelligence, Memory and Language
Controls Unconscious activities like breathing and heartbeat
Responsible for Muscle Coordination
Which one is the Cerebral Cortex?
Responsible for Consciousness, Intelligence, Memory and Language
Controls Unconscious activities like breathing and heartbeat
Responsible for Muscle Coordination
Which part of the Eye is the transparent outer layer which refracts light into the eye?
Sclera
Cornea
Iris
Lens
Ciliary Muscles and Suspensory Ligaments
Which parts of the Eye control the shape of the Lens?
Sclera
Cornea
Iris
Lens
Ciliary Muscles and Suspensory Ligaments
What happens to make the Pupil Wider?
Circular muscles Contract and Radial muscles Relax
Circular muscles Relax and Radial muscles Contract
How does the lens focus on Distant objects?
Ciliary muscles Contract and Suspensory ligaments Slacken
Ciliary muscles Relax and Suspensory ligaments Tighten
What is the medical term for Short-Sightedness?
Hyperopia
Myopia
What lens can be used to correct Long-Sightedness?
Convex
Concave
Which one is the Pituitary Gland?
Produces many Hormones and is called the 'Master Gland' because the hormones act on other glands
Produces Thyroxine which is involved in regulating rate of metabolism, heart rate and temperature
Produces Adrenaline which is used in the bodies 'fight or flight' response
Produces Insulin which is used to regulate blood Glucose level
Produces Oestrogen/Testosterone
Which one is the Pancreas?
Produces many Hormones and is called the 'Master Gland' because the hormones act on other glands
Produces Thyroxine which is involved in regulating rate of metabolism, heart rate and temperature
Produces Adrenaline which is used in the bodies 'fight or flight' response
Produces Insulin which is used to regulate blood Glucose level
Produces Oestrogen/Testosterone
Which Hormone is added into the blood when Blood Glucose Levels are too High?
Insulin
Glucagon
Which are the Treatments for Type 1 Diabetes?
Insulin Injections, Diet and Exercise
Diet and Exercise
Which substances are Removed from the body in Urine?
Urea
Ions
Water
Nutrients
Which one is FSH?
Produced In Ovaries, Causes Uterus Lining to grow, Simulates LH and inhibits FSH
Produced in Pituitary Gland. Causes Egg to Mature in a follicle. Stimulates Oestrogen
Produced by Pituitary Gland. Stimulates Release of the egg at day 14
Produced in Ovaries by the remains of the follicle. Maintains Uterus Lining during the second half of the cycle. Inhibits LH and FSH
Which one is Oestrogen?
Produced In Ovaries, Causes Uterus Lining to grow, Simulates LH and inhibits FSH
Produced in Pituitary Gland. Causes Egg to Mature in a follicle. Stimulates Oestrogen
Produced by Pituitary Gland. Stimulates Release of the egg at day 14
Produced in Ovaries by the remains of the follicle. Maintains Uterus Lining during the second half of the cycle. Inhibits LH and FSH
Which one is where plants grow in response to light?
Gravitropism/Geotropism
Phototropism
Select all that apply to DNA
Polymer
Double Helix
Two Strands
Rigid
What is a Gene?
A small section of DNA
A strand of DNA
What does DNA determine?
Which Protein the cell produces
What kind of cell it is
What are Nucleotides made from?
Phosphate
Sugar
Base
Salt
This is a Nucleotide. Which one represents the Phosphate?
The Circle
The Pentagon
The Rectangle
This is a Nucleotide. Which one represents the Sugar?
The Circle
The Pentagon
The Rectangle
This is a Nucleotide. Which one represents the Base?
The Circle
The Pentagon
The Rectangle
What are Proteins Needed for?
Making Enzymes
Making Hormones
Strengthening Connective tissue
Lining the Stomach
Which one Is an Insertion Mutation?
A random Base is added to the DNA sequence changing all the amino acids produced
A random Base is removed from the DNA sequence changing all the amino acids produced
A random Base is substituted for a different one only changing one of the amino acids produced
Which one is Asexual Reproduction?
Involves Fusion of male and female gametes, because there are two parents the offspring contain a mixture of the parents' genes
Only one parent so the offspring are genetically identical to the parent (Clones)
Which of these reproduce Sexually and Asexually?
Malaria
Fungus
Plants
Which one is Homozygous?
The same two Alleles
Two different Alleles
Which factors affect Variation?
Mutation
Environment
Genes
Experiences
Which one is Genetic Engineering?
Humans artificially Select which animals Breed to get the best possible offspring
Transferring a gene responsible for desirable characteristics from one organism to another
Which one is Cloning through Embryo Transplants?
Sperm cells and egg cells are collected from the two parents. They get artificially fertilised and split. The split embryos get implanted into different cows producing identical clones.
Taking unfertilised egg cells and removing nucleus. Taking an adult body cell and inserting it into egg cell. The cell is given an electric shock to make it divide. The embryo is implanted into an adult female producing a clone of the adult the body cell is from.
From top to bottom in which place would Kingdom be?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
From top to bottom in which place would Class be?
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
From top to bottom in which place would Family be?
4th
5th
6th
7th
3rd
From top to bottom in which place would Order be?
4th
5th
6th
7th
3rd
Which one is a Population?
The place where an organism lives
All the organisms of one species living in a habitat
The populations of different species living in a habitat
The interaction of a community of living organisms with the non-living parts of the environment
Which are the Abiotic factors?
Non-Living factors of the environment e.g. temperature
Living factors of the environment e.g. food
Which are Abiotic Factors?
Moisture Level
Light Intensity
Temperature
CO2 Levels
Wind Intensity
What is the second part of a Food Chain?
Producers
Primary Consumers
What affects the Rate of Decay?
Temperature
Oxygen Availability
Water Availibility
Amount of Decomposers
Food Availability
What is the Product of Anaerobic Decay of Waste Materials?
Biogas
Carbon Dioxide
Which of these are the Problems with Deforestation?
Less Carbon Dioxide is Taken In
More Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere
Less Biodiversity
What does Tropic Level 4 Contain?
Producers
Primary Consumers
Secondary Consumers
Tertiary Consumers
What makes up the Central Nervous System?
Brain
Spinal Cord
Neurons
Capillaries
