Starter quiz
- Which best describes living organisms?
- they contain cells
- they are made of cells ✓
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- What is an organ?
- A group of similar cells.
- A group of organs.
- A group of different cells.
- A group of different tissues. ✓
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- What is blood transported around the body in?
- 'blood vessels' ✓
- Which two gases are exchanged in the lungs?
- oxygen and nitrogen
- oxygen and carbon monoxide
- carbon dioxide and nitrogen
- carbon dioxide and oxygen ✓
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- What is the word summary of respiration?
- water + oxygen → carbon dioxide + glucose
- oxygen + glucose → carbon dioxide + water ✓
- carbon dioxide + glucose → oxygen + water
- water + carbon dioxide → glucose + oxygen
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- What gas do red blood cells transport?
- 'Oxygen' ✓
Exit quiz
- True or false? Cells require nutrients.
- True ✓
- False
- What waste product is produced by cells that is transported by the blood to the lungs for excretion?
- 'Carbon dioxide' ✓
- Which components make up the circulatory system?
- muscles
- blood vessels ✓
- lungs
- blood ✓
- heart ✓
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- What is the function of the circulatory system?
- make substances
- transport substances ✓
- remove substances
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- Match the component of blood to its function.
- red blood cells⇔carry oxygen ✓
- white blood cells⇔fight disease ✓
- plasma⇔the fluid that cells and nutrients and waste products are dissolved in ✓
- platelets⇔cause blood clotting and scab formation ✓
- Where in the body are waste products transported for removal?
- heart
- kidneys ✓
- stomach
- lungs ✓
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Key learning points
- Humans are multicellular organisms; the human body is made up of millions of living cells.
- Every cell must be supplied with substances for respiration, growth and repair; waste products must be removed.
- The circulatory system transports substances between cells and the gas exchange, digestive and excretory systems.
- The circulatory system is made up of the heart, blood vessels and blood.
Common misconception
Nutrients and waste are either not produced, or not by every cell, with misconceptions about where these substances come from or go to and what the roles of the various systems are as a result.
Key nutrients and waste products are dealt with individually and related to the relevant body systems. These ideas are focused on in main and check tasks.
Keywords
Multicellular - An organism containing many cells.
Nutrients - A substance that provides essential substances for energy, growth or repair.
Waste - Products that are no longer required by cells.
Circulatory system - The system which transports nutrients and waste around the body.
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