Chapter 1 - Biology Flashcards

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What does photosynthesis mean?

A

A process when plants make their own food using light, water, carbon dioxide

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Function of cuticle

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  • Waxy layer

* Prevent water loss

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3
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Function of upper epidermis

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  • transparent

* so that sunlight can pass through

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Function of Palisade cells

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  • contain lots of chlorophyll

* carry out photosynthesis

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Function of Spongy layer

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•provide air spaces to store carbon dioxide

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Function of Vein

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  • Contains Xylem and Phloem
  • Xylem = transport water to the leaves
  • Phloem = transport food away from leaves
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Function of stomata

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Allow carbon dioxide to diffuse in and oxygen to diffuse out

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Function of lower epidermis

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•protection

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9
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Plant cell

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Contains : 
Cell wall 
Chloroplasts 
Cytoplasm 
Nucleus 
Cell membrane 
Vacuole
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10
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Oxygen diffuses from the AIR

IN THE LUNGS into the BLOOD

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Oxygen DIFFUSES from Blood to BODY CELLS

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THE HEART

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  • Made of CARDIAC MUSCLE

- Can CONTRACT and RELAX CONTINUOUSLY

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Heart has VALVES

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VALVES open to allow BLOOD to FLOW

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13
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7 types of NUTRIENTS

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  • water
  • fats
  • minerals
  • protein
  • fibre
  • vitamins
  • carbohydrates
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14
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Why do we eat NUTRIENTS

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  • provides energy

- provides material for growth

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15
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Equation for PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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6 Co2 + 6 H2O [light energy]> coH,2O2 + 6 O2

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16
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How many chambers does heart have

17
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Name the chambers

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  • right atrium
  • right ventricle
  • left atrium
  • left ventricle
18
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Cell membrane

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Control the SUBSTANCE that get in and out

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Cell wall

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Contains Cellulose

20
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Nucleus

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Control the CELL ACTIVITIES and carries GINETIC INFO like DNA

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Chloroplasts

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Contains CHLOROPLAST- A green pigment to CARRY OUT PHOTOSYNTHESIS

22
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Vacuole

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Contain a liquid called SAP

23
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Material made of living cells and tissue

24
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3 types of saliva

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Amylase
Water
Mucin

[ amylase is a COMPONENT of an ENZYME ]

[the substance in SALIVA that makes food EASIER TO SWALLOW]

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On which nutrient does the ENZYME work?
Carbohydrates
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What is PRODUCED by this ENZYME ?
Glucose
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Incisor
Bite food
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Canine
Tearing
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Pre-molar and Molar
Crushing and Grinding
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What does the action of the teeth do to the food ?
It helps to BREAKS food into SMALLER PIECES
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Large molecules
- dissolve in water | - CANNOT PASS THROUGH the lining of the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM into the body
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Small food molecule
- can DISSOLVE and can PASS THROUGH the wall of the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM into the body
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Protein makes
- Antibodies - Enzymes - Hormones [ Sugar + Glucose = Energy ] _________________________________________________ - enzymes are also known as CATALYSTS - why are enzymes known as catalysts ? - they SPEED UP REACTIONS but are not changed or used up in them
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The outer surface of the tooth is called
Enamel
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Under the enamel, it is the
Dentine
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At the center of the tooth is the gum
It contains PULP CAVITY and BLOOD SUPPLIES FOR THE TOOTH
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Below the gums
Jawbone