Biology Topic 1: cells
Biology Topic 2: Organisation
Biology Topic 3: Infection and response
Biology Topic 4: Bioenergetics (Photosynthesis and respiration)
Required Practicals
100

State the function of the chloroplast 

Absorb light for photosynthesis 


100

Which blood vessel has walls that are one-cell thick?

Capillaries

100

Which type of pathogen causes plants to develop rose black spot disease?

Fungus 
100

Which of the following is a product in anaerobic respiration in yeast/plants?

A) Ethanol B) Water C) Glucose  D) Lactic acid

A) Ethanol

100

Why are electron microscopes better at showing cells in more detail than light microscopes?

Electron microscopes have a higher magnification and resolution

200

What type of cells can differentiate (turn) into any type of cell?

A) Adult stem cells B) Embryonic stem cells

B) Embryonic stem cells

200

Which ventricle in the heart pumps blood to the lungs?

Right ventricle

200

Antibiotics only destroy?

Bacteria
200

Anaerobic respiration in humans releases lactic acid. What effect does lactic acid have on the body?

Muscle pain

Muscle soreness

Muscle cramps

200

Potato cubes left in pure water increase in mass. This because moves into the potato cells from high to low concentration by what process? 

Osmosis 

300

Sperm cells are adapted to swim long distances because they contain a lot of _________ to release energy.

mitochondria

300

Which organ release enzymes into the small intestine to digest proteins, lipids and carbohydrates?

Pancreas

300

Name the main symptom of Malaria 

Fever 

300

In the pondweed practical investigating the effect of light intensity and rate of photosynthesis. What do the bubbles you count represent?

(The volume of) oxygen

300

Testing for which nutrient requires you to add Benedict's solution and heat the food sample in a water bath to check for a brick red colour?

Sugar

400

When minerals in soil move from low concentration to high concentration in root hair cells, what is the name of the process that requires energy to do this?

Active transport

400

Name two substances transported in the blood plasma?

Glucose, Water, Carbon Dioxide, Amino acids....
400
What type of cells produce antibodies and antitoxins to kill pathogens

White blood cells

400

Which type of respiration releases more energy, aerobic or anaerobic repsiration?

Aerobic respiration

400

Amylase in the saliva breakdown which nutrient into simple sugars?

Starch
500

What is the capital of Italy?

Rome

500
Protease is the enzyme in digestion that break down proteins into _________ _________. 

amino acids

500

A vaccine contains a __________ or _________ form of a pathogen to trigger white blood cells to produce antibodies

dead or weakened form of a pathogen

500

Name 2 limiting factors for photosynthesis 

Carbon dioxide concentration

Temperature 

Light intensity

Amount of chlorophyll 


500

What reagent (chemical) do you add along with water to test for lipids in a food sample

Ethanol