Topic 7 The Processes of Life

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 1 (Introduction)
• Dolly the sheep was produced by what scientific
  technique?
• A - Germination
• B - Cloning
• C - Transplantation
• D - Osmosis

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 2 (Introduction)
• At which Institute was Dolly the sheep produced?
• A - Roslin
• B - Edinburgh
• C Oxford University
• D - Darwin

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 3 (7.1 Cells)
• Which structure in a cell could be described as
  the control centre?
• A - Cytoplasm
• B Cell membrane
• C Chloroplast
• D - Nucleus

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 4 (7.1 Cells)
• Which structure in a cell is where photosynthesis
  takes place?
• A - Cytoplasm
• B Cell membrane
• C Chloroplast
• D - Nucleus

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 5 (7.1 Cells)
• Which structure in a cell is all the contents
  except the nucleus and is like a jelly?
• A - Cytoplasm
• B Cell membrane
• C Chloroplast
• D - Nucleus

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 6 (7.1 Cells)
• Which structure in a cell is a rigid structure
  coating around the outside of the cell?
• A - Cytoplasm
• B Chloroplast
• C Mitochondrion
• D Cell Wall

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 7 (7.1 Cells, tissues and organs)
• Which type of cell is spindle shaped?
• A - Stomach
• B Muscle
• C Nerve
• D Red Blood

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 8 (7.1 Cells, tissues and organs)
• Which type of cell is used to transport oxygen?
• A White Blood
• B Muscle
• C Nerve
• D Red Blood

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 9 (7.1 Special cells for special jobs)
• Which type of cell have tiny hairs which can
  flap?
• A White Blood
• B Cilia
• C Nerve
• D Red Blood

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 10 (7.1 Special cells for special jobs)
• Which type of cell have a long tail that allows
  them to swim?
• A White Blood
• B Cilia
• C Nerve
• D Sperm

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 11 (7.2 Humans males and females)
• Which is the correct term for the time when we
  grow rapidly and develop secondary sexual
  characteristics?
• A Menopause
• B Puberty
• C Parturition
• D Gestation

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 12 (7.2 Humans males and females)
• Which is the correct term for a womans monthly
  periods?
• A Menopause
• B Puberty
• C Menstruation
• D Gestation

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 13 (7.2 Humans sex organs)
• Where are eggs produced?
• A Testes
• B Oviduct
• C Ovary
• D Uterus

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 14 (7.2 Humans sex organs)
• Where are sperm cells produced?
• A Testes
• B Oviduct
• C Ovary
• D Uterus

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 15 (7.2 Humans sex organs)
• Where does the baby develop?
• A Womb
• B Oviduct
• C Ovary
• D Erectile tissue

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 16 (7.2 Humans sex organs)
• Where is the penis put during mating?
• A Womb
• B Oviduct
• C Ovary
• D Vagina

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 17 (7.2 Humans sex organs)
• Which of the following is the ring of muscle at
  the bottom of the womb?
• A Cervix
• B Oviduct
• C Uterus
• D Vagina

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 18 (7.2 Human fertilization)
• What is the word that means the meeting and
  joining of sperm and egg?
• A Ovulation
• B Digestion
• C Fertilization
• D Gestation

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 19 (7.2 Human fertilization)
• What is the word that means the pumping of sperm
  and the liquid that carries them from the man to
  the woman?
• A Ovulation
• B Ejaculation
• C Concatenation
• D Gestation

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 20 (7.3 Pregnancy and birth)
• What is the name of the tube that connects the
  embryo to the placenta?
• A Alimentary
• B Eustachian
• C Umbilical
• D Arterial

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 21 (7.3 Pregnancy and birth)
• What is the name of the organ that brings the
  blood supplies of the mother and baby very close
  together?
• A Liver
• B Mammary
• C Amnion
• D Placenta

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 22 (7.3 Pregnancy and birth)
• What is the name of the fluid that cushions the
  baby in the womb?
• A Pleural
• B Amniotic
• C Umbilical
• D Placental

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 23 (7.3 Menstruation)
• Periods occur at approximately what interval?
• A 37 Days
• B 7 Days
• C 28 Days
• D 3 Months

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 24 (7.3 Menstruation)
• Approximately how long does and egg survive if it
  is not fertilized?
• A 5 Days
• B 10 Days
• C 2 Days
• D 30 seconds

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 25 (7.3 Passing on the instructions)
• How many chromosomes are found in each human
  cell?
• A 10
• B 56
• C 23
• D 46

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 26 (7.3 Genes)
• What do you call different versions of a gene?
• A Chromosomes
• B DNA
• C Alleles
• D Variety

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 27 (7.3 Genes)
• What is the term for an allele which can cover up
  the effect of another allele?
• A Dominant
• B Macho
• C Recessive
• D Suppressing

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 28 (7.3 Genes)
• What is the term for an allele whose effect gets
  covered up by the effect of another allele?
• A Recessive
• B Effeminate
• C Retiring
• D Wimpish

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 29 (7.4 Reproduction in flowering
  plants)
• Which part of a flower produces the pollen?
• A Stigma
• B Anther
• C Style
• D Sepal

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 30 (7.4 Reproduction in flowering
  plants)
• Which part of a flower receives the pollen?
• A Stigma
• B Anther
• C Style
• D Sepal

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 31 (7.4 Reproduction in flowering
  plants)
• Which part of a flower is colourful to attract
  insects?
• A Stigma
• B Nectary
• C Petal
• D Sepal

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 32 (7.4 Reproduction in flowering
  plants)
• Which part of a flower produces a sweet sugary
  liquid which acts as a food for insects?
• A Filament
• B Nectary
• C Style
• D Stamen

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 33 (7.4 Reproduction in flowering
  plants)
• What is the correct term for when pollen lands on
  a stigma?
• A Fertilization
• B Germination
• C Pollination
• D Dispersal

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 34 (7.4 How a new plant grows)
• What is the term for the growth of a seed?
• A Fertilization
• B Germination
• C Pollination
• D Dispersal

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 35 (7.4 How a new plant grows)
• Which of the following plants uses wind to
  disperse its seeds?
• A Burdock
• B Sweet pea
• C Broad bean
• D Dandelion

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 36 (7.4 How a new plant grows)
• Which of the following plants uses animals to
  disperse its seeds?
• A Burdock
• B Sweet pea
• C Broad bean
• D Dandelion

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 37 (7.4 How a new plant grows)
• Which of the following plants fires out its seeds
  to disperse them?
• A Burdock
• B Sweet pea
• C Broad bean
• D Dandelion

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 38 (7.4 Advertising signs)
• Which of the following birds act as a pollinator?
• A Condor
• B Penguin
• C Wren
• D Humming bird

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 39 (7.4 Advertising signs)
• What is the name given to the bands of colour on
  the petals of some flowers that lead insects to
  the nectaries?
• A Motorways
• B Spectrum
• C Honey guides
• D Petal stripes

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Topic 7 - The Processes of Life

• Question 40 (7.4 Advertising signs)
• Red flowers in Britain are likely to be
  pollinated by - ?
• A Birds
• B Moths Butterflies
• C Bats
• D Blue Whales