EOY Y7 Revision biology Flashcards

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What is the role for alveoli

A

To carry out gas exchange

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2
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where does respiration take place

A

Mitochondria

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3
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What is the length of the menstrual cycle

A

28 days

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4
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what is the placenta

A

where the oxygen and nurtrience for the foetus is

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5
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What is the umbilical cord

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The cord that carries the oxygen and nutrience from the placenta to the developing foetus

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6
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What connects bones to bones in a joint

A

Ligaments

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7
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What connects muscles to bones in a joint

A

tendons

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8
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What is the thing on the end of a bone to reduce friction

A

articular cartilage

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9
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What stops the articular cartilage from rubbing and wearing away

A

Synovial fluid

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10
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Name 3 types of joints

A

Hinge, pivot, ball and socket

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11
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What holds up the anther

A

the filament

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12
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What produces pollen

A

the anther

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13
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What is the male gamete of a plant

A

the anther

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14
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What is the female gamete of a plant

A

stigma

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15
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What is the female gamete of a human

A

egg cell

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16
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what is the male gamete of a human

A

sperm cell

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17
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Why do wind pollinated plants have lots of pollen

A

to increase the change of fertilisation

18
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Why do insect pollinated plants have vibrant petals and nectar

A

To attract pollinators

19
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What is the condition where the end of bones become inflamed because of friction

20
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What is the cause of puberty

21
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What are antagonistic muscles

A

A pair of muscles that do the opposite to work together

22
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What is a flagellum

A

A tail like thing for movement

23
Q

How do we inhale

A

The diaphragm flattens increasing the lung volume reducing the pressure and allowing air in

24
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How do we exhale

A

The diaphragm contracts reducing the lung volume increasing the pressure and forcing gas out of the body

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What is respiration
The process in which gas is exchanged in the alveolus with oxygen entering the red blood cells and carbon dioxide leaving the lungs and out the body
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Where dies photosynthesis take place
Chloroplast
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What controls what leaves and enters a cell
The cell membrane
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What is the most outer layer of a animal cell
Cell membrane
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What is the most outer layer of the plant cell
Cell wall
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What is diffusion
When particles move from an area of low concentration to an area of low concentration
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What is the job of the vacuole
to store cell sap
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What is the job of the nucleus
To store the dna
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What is the job of the ribysomes
To create amino acids used for protein
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What is the job of the cytoplasm
Carry out chemical reactions
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What is the role of the Stigma
To grab the pollen from pollenation
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What tube does the pollen go down too reach the ovule and ovary
Style
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What are the leaves on the stem called
Sepals
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How many sperm cells complete fertilisation
1
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How many sperm cells are released in ejaculation
Millions
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Why do sperm cells have flagellums
To swim towards the egg cell
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What are the stems of the alveolus called
bronchioles
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What is the sweet substance in plants that pollinators are attracted to
nectar