B1-B3 Paper Flashcards

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1
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Which part of the brain automatically controls heart rate and breathing rate?

A

Medulla

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2
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Which hormone is used to increase metabolic rate?

A

Thyroxine

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3
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The inverse square law in relation to light intensity (i) and distance (d) from the light source is shown by :

A

i∝1/d^2

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4
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The pH falls as the fat in milk breaks down.

Explain why

A

Produces fatty acids

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5
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A teacher states that collecting the gas, for example in a gas syringe, would grave a more accurate measurement.
Explain why

A

It gives the total volume

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6
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Describe how and where oxygen is produced in photosynthesis

A

Light energy splits water in chloroplasts

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7
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Explain why the amount of oxygen given off is not a true measurement of the rate of photosynthesis

A

Some oxygen is used up in respiration

Respiration is also occurring

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8
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Why is it important to keep the light intensity the same when doing an experiment?

A

A light intensity increase would open the stomata, increasing transpiration.

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9
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Why is it important to keep the temperature the same?

In a practical of transpiration .

A

Increase in temperature increases evaporation.

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10
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Describe how oestrogen and FSH interact during the menstrual cycle.

A

FSH stimulates oestrogen production , and oestrogen inhibits FSH production.

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11
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Explain why most large multi-cellular organisms need transport systems, such as the blood system, but most single celled organisms do not.

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as size increases the rate of diffusion decreases . It would take too long for substances to diffuse in and out of large organisms.

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12
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Oxygen enters red blood cells by diffusion.

Describe and explain how red blood cells are adapted for the efficient uptake and transport of oxygen.

A
  • They are flexible to get into small vessels.
  • The cells are biconcave disc shape therefore has large surface area:volume
  • Haemoglobin to carry oxygen
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