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2.1 Levels of organisation
What are organelles state an example,
What are cells state an example,
What are tissues state an example
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2.2 Cell structures
What is the function of the nucleus,
What is the function of cytoplasm,
What is the function of the cell ...
8
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2.8 Structure of biological molecules
What chemical elements are carboh...,
What chemical elements are lipids...,
What chemical elements are protei...
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2.9 Food tests
How do you test for glucose,
How do you test for starch using ...,
How do you test for protein
4
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2.10 Role of Enzymes
What are enzymes,
How do enzymes work
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2.11 Temperature & Enzyme function
What is the optimum temperature e...,
What is meant by enzymes denaturing,
What does the enzyme and temperat...
3
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2.13 pH & Enzyme function
What happens to the enzyme when p...,
What does the ph enzyme function ...
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2.15 Diffusion, Osmosis & Active transport
What is diffusion,
What is an example of diffusion i...,
What is osmosis
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2.18 The process of photosynthesis
What is photosynthesis,
How does photosynthesis work,
What is the use of glucose in plants
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2.20 Factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis
What are the 3 limiting factors o...,
Why is the temperature a limiting...,
Why is the light intensity a limi...
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2.21 The Leaf's structure and adaptions
What does the wax cuticle do,
What does the upper epidermis do,
What does the palisade mesophyll do
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2.22 Plants & Mineral ions
What are the 2 mineral ions neede...,
What is the function of magnesium...,
What is the function of nitrogen ...
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2.24 Balanced diet
What is a balanced diet,
What are the 7 neccesary food groups,
What causes malnutrition
9
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2.27 Human Alimentary Canal
What is digestion,
What is the alimentary canal,
What are the important parts of t...
20
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2.29 Role of digestive enzymes
What are carbohydrases which are ...,
What is amylase,
What is maltase
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2.30 Bile
What is bile,
Where is bile stored,
What are the 2 main roles of bile
3
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2.32 Small intestine's structure and adaptations
How is the small intestine adapte...,
How does the villi have a large s...,
How does the villi have a short d...
4
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2.34 Process of respiration
What is respiration,
In what form is energy transporte...,
What processes require atp
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Aerobic and Anaerobic respiration
What is aerobic respiration,
What is the word equation for aer...,
What is the chemical equation for...
6
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2.46 The breathing system
What does the thorax consist of,
Why are the lungs so well adapted...,
What are the ribs
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2.49 The effects of smoking
How does nicotine harm the body,
How does tar harm the body,
How does tar lead to chronic bron...
4
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2.52 Blood
What are the components of blood,
What are red blood cells,
What are white blood cells
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2.53 White blood cells
What are the 2 types of white blo...,
What do phagocytes do,
What do lymphocytes do
4
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2.65 The heart
What does the left side of the he...,
What does the right side do,
What is the wall in the middle of...
10
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2.67 Coronary Heart Disease
What do the coronary arteries do,
What leads to coronary heart disease,
What are 2 sources of cholesterol
4
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2.68 Blood vessels
What are the key features of arte...,
How is the structure of the arter...,
What are the key features of veins
6
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2.69 Circulatory system
What does the hepatic vein do,
What does the mesenteric artery do,
What does the hepatic portal vein do
10
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2.70 Excretion in plants and animals
What are the plants waste products,
How does the light intensity affe...,
How is water excreted in plants
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2.80 Homeostasis
What physiological factors are co...,
What is homeostasis,
What is the ideal body temp for h...
6
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2.83 Phototropism and Geotropism
What is phototropism,
What is geotropism,
What is a positive phototrophic r...
8
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2.86 Nervous and Hormonal control
How is information sent in the ne...,
What are the receptors and effect...,
How is information sent in the ho...
12
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2.91 The eye
What is the cornea,
What is the iris,
What is the lens
17
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2.93 The role of the skin in temperature loss
What happens in vasodilation,
What happens in vasoconstriction
2
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2.94 The role of hormones
What is adrenaline,
What is insulin,
What is testosterone
7
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