Biology · Professor Darwin

Human body systems, Year 8: more practice:全部卡片

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1 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0033

After food leaves the mouth, which tube carries it down to the stomach?

The oesophagus

提示It runs through the chest.

为什么Muscles in the wall of the oesophagus squeeze the food down in waves.

2 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0034

What is the main job of the large intestine?

To absorb water from the undigested food

提示Think about what is left at the end.

为什么Undigested food moves into the large intestine, where water is absorbed. What is left forms faeces.

3 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0035

Which type of joint is the knee?

A hinge joint

提示It only bends in one direction.

为什么A hinge joint allows movement backwards and forwards in one plane, like a door hinge.

4 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0036

Which type of joint at the shoulder allows the arm to move in a circle?

A ball-and-socket joint

提示The end of the bone is round.

为什么The ball-shaped end of the upper arm bone fits into a cup in the shoulder, giving movement in many directions.

5 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0037

Which enzyme breaks down proteins into amino acids?

Protease

提示Its name suggests what it acts on.

为什么Protease works in the stomach and small intestine. The amino acids can then be absorbed.

6 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0038

Why is the lining of the small intestine covered in villi?

They give a large surface area for absorbing food

提示Think about how a bigger lining lets more nutrients cross at once.

为什么Villi are tiny finger-like projections. A larger surface area means more digested food can be absorbed at once.

7 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0039

Digested food passes into the blood because there is more of it in the gut than in the blood. What is this process called?

Diffusion

提示Molecules spread from high to low.

为什么Food molecules diffuse through the thin wall of a villus. The blood carries them away, which keeps the concentration low.

8 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0040

Which gas moves from the blood into the alveoli to be breathed out?

Carbon dioxide

提示It is a waste gas from respiration.

为什么The blood in the lung capillaries is high in carbon dioxide, so it diffuses into the alveoli.

9 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0041

Why are the walls of the alveoli only one cell thick?

So gases only have a short distance to diffuse

提示Think about how far oxygen has to travel to reach the blood.

为什么A thin wall means a quick diffusion of oxygen into the blood and carbon dioxide out of it.

10 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0042

Animals get glucose for respiration from digested food. Where do plants get theirs?

They make it by photosynthesis

提示Plants do not eat.

为什么Plants make glucose from carbon dioxide and water using light, then respire it to release energy.

11 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0043

Why does your breathing rate go up during exercise?

Your muscles need more oxygen for respiration, and more carbon dioxide must be removed

提示Think about what working tissues use up and what they give off.

为什么More respiration in the muscles uses oxygen faster and makes more carbon dioxide.

12 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0044

Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?

Arteries

提示They have thick, muscular walls.

为什么Arteries carry blood at high pressure away from the heart. Veins return it.

13 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0045

When you breathe out, what do the ribs and diaphragm do?

The ribs move down and in, and the diaphragm relaxes and moves up

提示The opposite of breathing in.

为什么The chest volume goes down and the pressure rises, so air is pushed out.

14 KS3-BIOL-HUM-0046

Breathing and respiration are different. Which one is a chemical reaction in cells that releases energy?

Respiration

提示One happens in the lungs and one in the cells.

为什么Breathing moves air into and out of the lungs. Respiration happens in cells and releases energy from glucose.

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