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Homeostasis
Immune system
Reproduction
Pollination
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100

How does hormone travel in our body system?

Blood

100

What line of defence that stop pathogens to enter your body 

First line of defence 

100

The function of testies is?

Produce sperm 

or Produce testosterone 

100

Anther belongs to the male or female part of a flower?

Male

100

Two main parts of nervous system

CNS and PNS

200

The body system that uses neurons to communicate is?

Nervous system 

200
Second line of defence trigger what response?

Inflammatory response

200

What type of reproduction produce a clone as their offspring?

Asexual reproduction

200
State any two types of pollination 

wind pollination 

animal pollination 

self-pollination 

200

This system is responsible for transporting oxygen, nutrients, and waste products around the body through blood.

Cardiovascular system

300

During childbirth, the hormone oxytocin is released, causing stronger contractions that lead to more oxytocin being released. 

What type of feedback is this?

Positive feedback loop

300

This concept explains how vaccinating a large portion of a population can protect those who are not vaccinated.

Heard immunity 

300

Where does fertilisation occurs in IVF process?

Petri dish 

300

Where does the ovules store in a flower?

Oval or ovary

300

Flowers that have small, dull petals, produce a large amount of pollen and feathery stigma

wind pollinated flower

400

One way our body regulate colder temperature .....

- vasoconstriction (blood vessel dilates) 

- shivering 

- hair standing up 

400
Two cells that involved in third line of defence?

B cell and T cell

400

What occurs around Day 15 of the menstrual cycle?

Ovulation 

Matured eggs release from the ovary 

400
Animals that help with pollination are called

Pollinators

400

What type of immunity is gained after vaccination?

Active immunity 

500

Our body stores excess glucose by converting it into?

Glycogen

500

Delayed response in our body to a new pathogen is caused by?

Third line of fence or B cell or antibodies 

500

After fertilisation, the zygote divides and develops into an.....

embryo

500

State two characteristics of wind pollinated flowers

any two of the following: small or no petals, dull colour, not scented, no nectar, large amount of pollen, pollen smooth and not sticky, pollen small and light, feathery stigma, anther/stigma outside of the flower

500

what made up of the male part of a flower

Anther and Filament