Hurst Corrections Flashcards

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Where does aerobic respiration occur in a plant cell

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Mitochondria

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What is the function of chloroplasts in plant cells

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Photosynthesis takes place inside chloroplasts. Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll which traps the light energy needed to make photosynthesis happen.

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How do plant cells obtain energy

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From photosynthesis

Through aerobic respiration which occurs in mitochondria - glucose is broken down to produce energy

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What food do you need for a balanced diet

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Fat -lipids
Carbohydrates
Protein
Vitamins
Minerals
Fibre
Water

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What are carbohydrates needed for

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Energy

Body uses glucose molecules from carbohydrates in respiration to produce energy

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What is protein used for in the body

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Building cells

Proteins used for growth and the repair of damaged tissue

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What are lipids used by the body for

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Also used for energy - like carbohydrates

Body uses lipids if carbohydrates run out

Also lipids act as insulation to keep you warm

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Name some minerals needed for a balanced diet

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Iron - needed for blood - people with low iron are anemic

Calcium - needed for teeth and bones

Sodium - salt - needed for nerve cells

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Name some types of food which contain fibre and explain how the body uses fibre

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Fibre is in vegetables fruit and cereals

Fibre is needed to move food through your digestive system

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Why is water important for the body

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Up to 60 % of the body is made of water

Body is constantly losing water through sweating, going to the toilet and breathing

To remain healthy and avoid dehydration it is important to replace lost water

Parts of the body need water

Eyes - water provides moisture to eyes
Kidneys - water helps our kidneys get rid of waste
Body temperature- water allows our body to get rid of excess heat as sweat
Digestive system- water helps our body digest food
Muscles and joints - water allows joints to move smoothly

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What is the definition of insect pollination

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Where the pollen grains are transferred from anther to stigma

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What’s the name of the male part of a flower and name some parts

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Male part of the flower is called stamen

Made up of

Anther - contains pollen grain which produce male sex cells

Filament - supports the anther

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What’s the name of the female parts of the flower and name some different parts

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Female part of the flower is carpel

Female parts are

Stigma
Style
Ovary

Ovary contains egg cell

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Name the different levels in a food chain starting at the bottom

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Producer
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Tertiary consumer
Top carnivore

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What’s the difference between a food chain and a food web

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Food chains just follow one path of what eats what

Food webs contain many interlinked food chains

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What is a top carnivore in a food chain

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An animal that is not eaten by anything else

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What is a primary consumer in a foood chain

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An animal that eats producers

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What are secondary consumers in a food chain

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An animal that eats a primary consumer

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What is a tertiary consumer

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An animal that eats a secondary consumer

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Name 2 experiments that show photosynthesis in plants

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Pondweed experiment

Starch test in a leaf

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What gas is given off when you shine light at the pondweed

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Oxygen

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Describe the function of genes in a cell

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They control the production of proteins in the cell

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Describe an organ system in plants

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Root system

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Describe how a unicellular animal are adapted to feed
They wrap the cell membrane around the food and take it into the cell
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What is the name for the process whereby oxygen moves into an animal cell
DIFFUSSION O2 DIFFUSE FROM AN AREA OF HIGH CONCENTRATION OF O2 TO AN AREA OF LOW CONCENTRATION SO AS HIGHER CONCENTRATION OF O2 OUTSIDE OF CELL THAN INSIDE DIFFUSION WILL OCCUR AND O2 WILL MOVE INTO THE CELL
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What is the name of the process whereby CO2 MOVES OUT of a cell
DIFFUSION C02 WILL MOVE OUT OF a cell as there is a higher concentration of C02 molecules inside the cell so the co2 molecules will move out of the cell
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What is another name for a lipid
Fat
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What is osteoporosis and what can cause it
Osteoporosis is a condition that weakens the bones and makes them fragile and easy to break caused by lack of calcium
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What is the disease caused by lack of vitamin C
Scurvy Symptoms include Tiredness Muscle pain Bruising Bleeding gums
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Name an effect of eating too much saturated fat
Can increase the level of blood cholesterol which can lead to heart disease and heart attacks
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What form of energy is stored in a battery
Chemical
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In an experiment what is an independent variable
It’s the thing you change in the experiment
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What is the dependent variable in an experiment
It’s the thing you measure
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What is the control variable in an experiment
It’s the thing you keep the same
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Name a good conductor of electricity
Copper Eg copper pipes
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Name a non metallic element that is solid at room temperature
Iodine
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Give an example of a decomposition experiment
Heating copper II carbonate - produces 2 different substances Copper II Oxide Carbon dioxide
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Describe what oxidation is Give an example
Adding oxygen to a substance Examples Combustion- eg burning a fuel Rusting - iron reacts with oxygen in air to produce iron oxide = rust
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What is the colour change when you heat copper II carbonate
Green to black. Remember this is a decomposition reaction
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Name a metal that is liquid at room temperature
Mercury
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Describe the MOVEMENT of particles in a liquid
Particles in a liquid move randomly vibrating and sliding past each other This allows liquids to flow and take the shape of their container
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Describe the MOVEMENT of particles in a solid
Particles in a solid vibrate but do not move freely around. They stay tightly packed in a regular pattern. This gives solids their fixed shape
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How do particles move in a gas
They move rapidly and randomly in all directions- constantly colliding with each other and the container walls
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What happens when you heat magnesium
It reacts with oxygen and gives a bright white flame It forms magnesium oxide It’s an example of oxidation It’s also an exothermic reaction- meaning it gives out heat
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What is a saturated solution
When no more solute will dissolve in a given amount of solvent Eg sugar and water
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Describe an experiment to show diffusion in liquids
Put some potassium manganate in a beaker. It’s purple Add water The particles of potassium manganate will diffuse among the particles of water Eventually the purple colour will be evenly spread out through the water The diluted liquid will be a pale purple colour
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Acid and base =
Salt and water
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What type reaction is acid +base
Neutralisation
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What ph will the product of a neutralisation experiment be
7 - as its neutral
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The salt you get from a neutralisation depends on the acid used Complete the following Hydrochloric acid produces - chloride salts Sulfuric acids produce- sulphate salts Nitric acid produces nitrate salts
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Nitric acid and sodium hydroxide
Nitric acid will produce nitrate salts so its sodium nitrate
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Name the product of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide
Hydrochloric acid reacts with a base to give chloride salts So its sodium chloride
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Describe an experiment showing neutralisation
Making salt by neutralisation
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