B1 - understanding organisms

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What is fitness?

Answer 1

Being free from illness or disease

Answer 2

The ability to carry out physical activity

Answer 3

Being physically attractive

Answer 4

A broken heart due to love

Answer 5

Restricted blood flow to the heart muscle

Answer 6

It's hereditary

Answer 7

Pathogens in the heart

Answer 8

A high level of saturated fat in the diet

Answer 9

A build up of cholesterol in the arteries

Answer 10

Eating high levels of salt

Answer 11

Lifting weights

Answer 12

Drinking too much water

Answer 13

A high level of saturated fat in the diet

Answer 14

A build up of cholesterol in the arteries

Answer 15

Eating high levels of salt

Answer 16

Lifting weights

Answer 17

Drinking too much water

Answer 18

EAR (0.6 x body mass in kg)

Answer 19

BMI (mass in kg/ height in m squared)

Answer 20

Proteins from plants

Answer 21

Proteins that are genetically engineered to contain extra amino acids

Answer 22

Proteins from animal which contain all of the essential amino acids that can't be made by the human body

Answer 23

A protozoan which feeds on red blood cells

Answer 24

A type of insect found in the rain forest

Answer 25

A liquid found inside bones which thins the blood

Answer 26

A disease-causing organism

Answer 27

An organism produced by white blood cells which lock onto the surface of antigens

Answer 28

Part of a plant

Answer 29

Destroy pathogens

Answer 30

Slow down the pathogens development

Answer 31

Treat viruses

Answer 32

A drug trial in which the patient is blind folded

Answer 33

A drug trial in which the patient doesn't know whether they're receiving a real drug or a placebo

Answer 34

A drug trial in which neither the patient nor the doctor know whether they're receiving a drug or a pacebo

Answer 35

A trial with only placebos

Answer 36

Resistant forms of the bacteria becoming more common than non-resistant forms

Answer 37

The drugs tasting nicer

Answer 38

Doctors becoming addicted to them

Answer 39

contracts and relaxes to control how much light enters the eye

Answer 40

refracts light as it enters the eye

Answer 41

controls hormone release in the feet

Answer 42

sends nerve impulses from the fingers to the brain

Answer 43

stimulus - receptor - sensory neurone - central nervous system - motor neurone - effector - response

Answer 44

receptor - response - sensory neurone - relay neurone - motor neurone - effector

Answer 45

stimulus - motor neurone - central nervous system - relay neurone - effector - response

Answer 46

receptor - sensory neurone - relay neurone - motor neurone - central nervous system - effector

Answer 47

A very low temperature

Answer 48

A very high temperature

Answer 49

Maintaining a constant internal environment

Answer 50

Very low blood sugar levels

Answer 51

Monitors body temperature

Answer 52

Is damaged by too much alcohol consumption

Answer 53

Is in the brain

Answer 54

Is in the chest

Answer 55

Controls insulin levels

Answer 56

The widening of blood vessels

Answer 57

The narrowing of blood vessels

Answer 58

A reaction to being too hot

Answer 59

A way of controlling plant hormones

Answer 60

Triggered by the nervous and hormonal systems

Answer 61

A reaction to drug overdose

Answer 62

Converts excess glycogen to glucose for use

Answer 63

Converts excess glucose to glycogen to be stored in the liver

Answer 64

Makes food sweeter

Answer 65

Causes Type 2 diabetes

Answer 66

cigarette smoke contains chemicals which stop the cilia moving

Answer 67

Increased risk of lung cancer

Answer 68

Causes diabetes

Answer 69

You will get fined by the police

Answer 70

People will stop being friends with you

Answer 71

Dust particulates irritate the epithelial lining

Answer 72

Dust particulates irritate the small intestine lining

Answer 73

Increase the height and weight of a plant

Answer 74

Elongate cells on the shaded side of a plant to tilt it towards the light

Answer 75

Feed on plants

Answer 76

Selective weed killers

Answer 77

To increase root growth of plant cuttings

Answer 78

To make a plant sexually active

Answer 79

To delay or accelerate fruit ripening

Answer 80

To reverse the ageing process of plants, making them younger

Answer 81

To control seed dormancy

Answer 82

To replace farmers

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