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The diagram below shows part of the human breathing system. Where does oxygen pass into the blood?
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A. | A | |
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B. | B | |
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C. | C | |
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D. | D |
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The diagram below shows part of the breathing system. Which structure is a bronchiole?
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A. | A | |
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B. | B | |
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C. | C | |
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D. | D |
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The information in the table refers to some students who took part in an investigation of peak flow. Which factor would be investigated if students 3 and 4 were compared?
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A. | Age | |
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B. | Fitness | |
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C. | Mass | |
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D. | Sex |
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The bar graph below shows the percentage of men in different age groups who are smokers. What percentage of 25–34 year old men smoke?
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A. | 33 | |
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B. | 34 | |
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C. | 35 | |
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D. | 39 |
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Which line in the table below shows correctly the change in concentrations of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood as it passes through the lungs?
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A. | A | |
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B. | B | |
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C. | C | |
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D. | D |
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The table below shows the responses of a group of Scottish fifteen year olds when asked about their smoking habits. Which slice of the pie chart represents the percentage of fifteen year olds who are regular smokers?
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B. | B | |
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C. | C | |
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D. | D |
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Smoking cigarettes can increase the risk of | |
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A. | diabetes |
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B. | anorexia |
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C. | cancer |
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D. | arthritis |
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Four students made two measurements of their vital capacities. The results are shown in the table below. Which student had an average vital capacity of 4100 cm3?
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A. | A | |
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B. | B | |
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C. | C | |
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D. | D |
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Peak flow can be used in the diagnosis and management of | |
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A. | asthma |
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B. | diabetes |
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C. | heart disease |
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D. | leukaemia |
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WThe best way to measure someone’s peak flow is to | |
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A. | get the person to breathe out as fast as possible three times and use the highest |
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B. | get the person to breathe out as fast as possible three times and use the average of the three |
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C. | get the person to breathe out for as long as possible three times and use the highest |
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D. | get the person to breathe out for as long as possible three times and use the average of the three values |
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A spirometer is used to measure | |
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A. | peak flow |
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B. | vital capacity |
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C. | the size of the lungs |
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D. | the height of churches |
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Heart rate is measured in | |
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A. | ml per minute |
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B. | cubic centimetres |
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C. | beats per minute |
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D. | beats per 20 seconds |
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The site of gas exchange in the lungs is the | |
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A. | trachea |
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B. | bronchus |
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C. | air sac |
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D. | diaphragm |