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  • Monthly Biology Exam 2013

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    1. Fluid X is plasma, which provides nutrients to tissues. It is formed from blood in the circulatory system and later returns to the blood. Fluid Y is lymph, which has a different composition from blood due to fluid filtering from blood into tissues. 2. Organism P and Q have open and closed circulatory systems respectively. P transports nutrients and gasses throughout the body while Q regulates transportation and protects against disease. 3. The lymphatic system returns excess interstitial fluid to blood, transports digestive products, and helps the body defend against pathogens, complementing the circulatory system.

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    1. Fluid X is plasma, which provides nutrients to tissues. It is formed from blood in the circulatory system and later returns to the blood. Fluid Y is lymph, which has a different composition from blood due to fluid filtering from blood into tissues. 2. Organism P and Q have open and closed circulatory systems respectively. P transports nutrients and gasses throughout the body while Q regulates transportation and protects against disease. 3. The lymphatic system returns excess interstitial fluid to blood, transports digestive products, and helps the body defend against pathogens, complementing the circulatory system.

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    Monthly Biology Exam 2013

    Enviado por

    Shanmugaprakasham Shan
    1. Fluid X is plasma, which provides nutrients to tissues. It is formed from blood in the circulatory system and later returns to the blood. Fluid Y is lymph, which has a different composition from blood due to fluid filtering from blood into tissues. 2. Organism P and Q have open and closed circulatory systems respectively. P transports nutrients and gasses throughout the body while Q regulates transportation and protects against disease. 3. The lymphatic system returns excess interstitial fluid to blood, transports digestive products, and helps the body defend against pathogens, complementing the circulatory system.

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    Montly Examination 2013

    Biology (Form 5)
    Name: ................................................................................................................
    Date: .........................................
    SECTION A:
    1. Diagram below shows the formation of fluid X from the blood circulatory
    system.

    Fluid X

    Fluid Y

    (a)
    i.

    Name the fluid X.

    .
    [1 mark]

    ii.

    State the importance of fluid X to the body tissues?

    .
    [1 mark]
    (b) Explain how fluid X is formed.

    [3 mark]
    (c)

    Explain the fate of fluid X.

    [3 mark]

    (d)
    i.

    Name fluid Y.

    .
    ii.

    [1 mark]
    State ONE difference in composition between fluid Y and blood.

    .
    [1 mark]
    iii.

    What leads to the different composition as you have answered in 1(d)


    ii.?

    .
    [1 mark]
    (e)

    State TWO functions of lymphatic system.

    [2 mark]
    2. Diagram below show the blood circulatory system in organism P and Q

    (a)

    State the type of the blood circulatory system shown by organism P and Q.

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    [2 mark]

    (b)

    Name ONE example of organism P and Q.

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    (c)

    [2 mark]
    Explain the importance of having blood circulatory system in Organism P.

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    (d)

    [3 mark]
    Explain the differences of blood circulatory system in organism P and Q.

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    [3 mark]
    3. (a) Blood circulatory system in humans consists of three types of vessels:

    artery, capillary and veins. Explain the differences of these vessels.

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    [5 mark]
    (b)Transport in plants involves xylem and phloem. Differentiate.

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    [5 mark]
    4. The statements below describe the lymphatic system.

    Returning the remaining interstitial fluid to the blood circulatory system


    Involved in transport of digestive products
    Help to defend the body against the invasion of pathogens.

    Based on these statements, elaborate how the lymphatic system is


    complementary to the blood circulatory system.

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    [10 mark]
    5. Explain how the mechanism of blood clotting helps to prevent heavy blood
    loss when a wound occurs.

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    [10 mark]
    6. Diagram shows the movement of water in a plant.

    Explain the movement of water through the roots in the plant and from the
    leaves to the atmosphere.

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    [10 mark]
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