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Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1.

Which are not a functions of the liver:

a)

Stores bile

b)

Produces bile

c)

Stores glycogen

d)

Breaks down lactic acid

e)

Stores ammonia

2.

Which are functions of the liver:

a)

Turns excess amino acids into urea

b)

Produces lactic acid

c)

Stores glycogen

d)

Produces Bile

e)

Removes toxins

3.

Enzymes bind to a substrate because they are

a)

a complimentary fit

b)

they are the same shape

c)

they are attracted to each other

d)

they are oppositely charged

4.

Mark all the options true to enzymes:

a)

Are not used up in a reaction

b)

Lower activation energy

c)

Increase activation energy

d)

Are used up in a reaction

5.

The lungs are adapted for diffusion because:

a)

Many alveoli increase the surface area

b)

Alveoli / capillary walls are 1 cell thick providing a short diffusion pathway

c)

Alveoli decrease the surface area

d)

Alveoli / capillary walls are thick providing a long diffusion pathway

e)

Large capillary network to maintain a concentration gradient

6.

The villi are adapted for absorption because:

a)

Many microvilli increase the surface area

b)

Villus/capillary walls are 1 cell thick providing a short diffusion pathway

c)

Cells have mitochondria for active transport to absorb nutrients

d)

Villus/capillary walls are thick providing a long diffusion pathway

e)

Large capillary network to maintain a concentration gradient

7.

Plants are adapted to prevent pathogens infecting them. Thorns & Hairs are an example of a _____defence

a)

mechanical

b)

chemical

c)

projection

8.

Plants are adapted to prevent pathogens infecting them. Toxins are an example of a _____defence

a)

mechanical

b)

chemical

c)

projection

9.

Chlorosis is a yellowing of normally green leaves due to

a)

a lack of chlorophyll-magnesium deficiency

b)

a lack of oxygen

c)

a lack of water

d)

a lack of CO2

10.

Glucose combines with Nitrate ions to form

a)

amino acids

b)

glycerol

c)

starch

d)

cellulose

11.

Plants use proteins for (select all that apply)

a)

growth and repair

b)

to make enzymes

c)

to store in seeds for energy

d)

for cell walls

12.

If a plant contracts a disease that yellow leaves / blacken leaves (select all that apply)

a)

This reduces amount of chlorophyll

b)

This reduces rate of photosynthesis

c)

This reduces the amount of glucose produced

13.

For bacteria to respire aerobically they require (check all that apply)

a)

glucose

b)

oxygen

c)

carbon dioxide

d)

water

14.

Phagocytes

a)

engulf pathogens

b)

produce antibodies

c)

produce anti toxins

d)

produce antigens

15.

Lymphocytes (check all that apply)

a)

engulf pathogens

b)

produce antibodies

c)

produce antitoxins

d)

produce antigens

16.

To produce monoclonal antibodies, a lymphocyte and tumor cell are fused to form a

a)

Teratoma

b)

Hybridoma

c)

Carcinoma

d)

Melanoma

17.

A lymphocyte and tumor cell are fused because (check 2)

a)

Lymphocytes divide slowly

b)

Tumor cells divide rapidly

c)

Tumor cells produce antibodies

d)

Lymphocytes divide rapidly

18.

Identify the uses of monoclonal antibodies

a)

Pregnancy tests

b)

Locate specific molecules

c)

Identify Pathogens

d)

Identify Antigens

e)

Treat cancers

19.

In drug trials the first in human tests are on healthy patients to:

a)

Optimise dosage of the drug

b)

Check the chemical stability of the drug

c)

Check the efficacy of the drug

d)

Check toxicity / side effects of the drug

20.

When testing on patients with the disease the main concern is to (check 2)

a)

Optimise dosage of the drug

b)

Check the chemical stability of the drug

c)

Check the efficacy of the drug

d)

Check toxicity of the drug