Biology Paper 2 Flashcards

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What does the term “Abiotic” mean?

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Non-living factor in an eviroment

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List 5 abiotic factor

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Moisture level
Light intercity
Temperature
CO2
Oxygen level
Soil pH and mineral content

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What does the term “biotic” mean?

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living factor

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List 2 change in abiotic factor that can affect population

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Decrease in a mineral content of the soil that affect the growth of a plant species

decrease in plant population could affect any animal species that depend on it for food

Increase OR decrease in an abiotic factor is a change in environment

Affect size of population in a community

Change in an abiotic factor that affect one species could also affect the population of the size of other species that depends on them

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List 3 biotic factor

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Competition (One species may outcompete another so that number are too low to breed)

Availability of Food (If there is less food available, the population size will decrease)

New Pathogen (Predictors are animal that kill other animal)

New Predictors (Predator are animal that kill other animals)

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What does the term “Adaption” mean?

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the process by which a species becomes better suited to its environment through changes in structure, behaviour, or function.

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List 3 adaptation that allows organism to survive

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Structural (Features of an organism body structure - shape, colour)

Behavioural (The way the organism behave)

Functional(Chemical reaction happening in a body, things that go on inside an organism body)

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Describes the stages of your water cycle?

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What’s the formula for Photosynthesis

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Carbon dioxide + water -> glucose + oxygen

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What’s the formula for respiration

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What does does the term “ Combustion” mean?

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Burning a substance in oxygen, usually producing heat and light

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Which organisms decompose dead organic matter?

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Fungi

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Give 2 benefits and drawback of distillation

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adv - easy to access

dis - requires energy
& expensive

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List the formula reacquired to calculate a student BMI

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Height (m)²

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Why is performing the BMI calculation not always accurate

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Calculates you’re muscles weight and fat

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What is a more accurate calculation BMI (Body mass index)

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Waist-to-hips ratios

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What does under 18.5 indicate?

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Underweight

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What does 24.9 indicate?

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described as the ‘healthy range’

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What does 29.9 indicate?

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Overweight

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What does between 30 and 39.9 indicate

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Obiesity

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What occurs when an individuals is at a 18.5 in term of BMI

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Low risk/Less likely to develop type 2 diabetes

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What occurs when an individuals is at a 29.9 in term of BMI

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High risk/More likely to develop type 2 diabetes

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How do you develop Type 1 diabetes?

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Genetic mutation // Pass around DNA

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How do you develop Type 2 diabetes?

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Through Life styles factors, Poor diet , Lack of exercise , Consuming sugary foods

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What type of diabetes is required to inject a insulin
Type 1
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Can you cure type 1 diabetes
No
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Can you cure type 2 diabetes
Yes, thought having a balanced diet, Exercise, reduce intake in sugary drinks/food
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What does the nitrogen cycle represent
How Nitrogen(N₂) is recycled in the ecosystem
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Why do Humans and Animals need Nitrogen
in order to produce protein and nuclei acid such as DNA and RNA)
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What does WHO stand for?
World Health Orgasition
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What percentage of the air contain nitrogen
78%
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What's the name of the bacteria is used to convert nitrogen gas INTO nitrogen cointaing compound
(nitrogen fixation), are called Rhizobium.-ONLY REQUIRED TO Know nitrogen fixation
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What does the immune system fight of?
Pathogen
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Explain what does the term "Phagocytosis"
White blood cells can engulfs (Surrounds) pathogen and digest them
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What's the unique shape every pathogen have on it surface?
Antibodies
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How does your skin defend the body against pathogen
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Role of an immune systerm
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What is meant by the term "antigen"
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How do bacteria become resistant to antibiotic
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What does Photosynthesis produced?
glucose using light.
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What is meant by efficacy of drug
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State what aspirin is used for
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State what penicillin is used for
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Define Hormones
A Chemical substance produced by a gland, Carried by the blood and can therefore circulates around the body
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Where is the adrenaline found
Adrenal gland
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Where is insulin found
Pancreas
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Where is the testosterone found?
Testee
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Where is Progesterone found
Ovaries
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Where is Oestrogen found
Ovaries
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What is the role of Adrenaline
ready the body for flight or flight response
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Role of testosterone
Main sex hormone in males
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Role of Progesterone
Maintain Pregnancy
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Role of Oestrogen
main sex hormone in female
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What does the term Endocrine System mean?
Chemicals messengers produced by the glands
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What does Pituitary gland produces
Produces thyroxine.. makes hormones such as FSH and LH
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What does Thyroid produces
controls metabolic rates and affect growth
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What does pancreases produces
produces INSULIN, which regulates blood glucose level
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What does the adrenal gland produces
adrenaline
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what does testee produces
testosterone
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What does the ovaries produces
Oestrogen
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Define Photosynthesis
Chemical reaction that takes reaction inside a photosynthetic organism By converting light energy INTO chemical energy
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Why is Photosynthesis important?
They produces GLUCOSE used in respiration to release energy.
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Where does Photosynthesis take place?
Chlorplant
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What type of reaction is photosynthesis
Endothermic reaction that takes in form of light
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What does chlorphyll mean
A green pigment found in chloroplasts to ABSORB light
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What does CO2 combine to form a glucose
Hydrogen ions
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Whats the funtions of a root hair cells
absorbs the water and nutrient from the soil OR Increase the overall surface area of water absorption
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List 3 key term to use when describing a root hair cell
Thin cell wall Elongated shape Numerous of mitochondria *lots of*
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How long does a women menstrual cycle last
28 days
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What does the term Contraceptives
A method or device used to prevent pregnancy
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