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Year 10 IGCSE Biology Review Challenge

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Year 10 IGCSE Biology Review Challenge
 

Year 10 IGCSE Biology Review ChallengeOnline version

40-question review game

by Tala Tadros
1

Which blood component carries oxygen from the lungs to tissues?

2

Which component fights infection with antibodies?

3

What is the primary function of arteries?

4

Which vessels have thin walls for exchange with tissues?

5

Diffusion can supply single-celled organisms but not humans because:

6

Which plant tissue transports water?

7

Which plant tissue transports sugars?

8

What is osmosis best described as?

9

Which membrane property allows selective permeability?

10

Which organ system is primarily responsible for gaseous exchange?

11

Which heart chamber receives oxygenated blood from the lungs?

12

What is the function of platelets?

13

Which blood vessel type has valves to prevent backflow?

14

Which hormone regulates blood glucose by lowering it?

15

Which hormone raises blood glucose during stress?

16

CHD risk factors include:

17

Which cells identify pathogens using antibodies?

18

What does memory cell do?

19

Which organ system coordinates slower, longer-lasting responses?

20

Which part of the eye adjusts to focus on near objects?

21

What does phloem transport in plants?

22

What is a reflex action?

23

Which blood vessel carries blood under highest pressure?

24

Which component is part of plasma?

25

Which is NOT a function of the nervous system?

26

Which organ system is active during exercise to meet O2 demand?

27

Which adaptation helps red blood cells transport O2?

28

Which condition involves narrowed coronary arteries?

29

Which process moves water up xylem?

30

Which is a feature of osmosis in cells?

31

Which factor reduces CHD risk?

32

What triggers insulin release?

33

How do nervous and endocrine systems differ?

34

Application: If a person runs a marathon, heart rate and adrenaline:

35

Application: If plasma proteins drop, what occurs?

36

Application: A plant with blocked xylem will:

37

Application: A damaged heart valve may cause:

38

Challenge: Why is diffusion enough for unicellular but not humans?

39

Challenge: Compare xylem and phloem in one sentence.

40

Challenge: How do antibodies and phagocytes cooperate?

41

Challenge: Predict body response to temperature rise?

42

Challenge: How might lifestyle affect CHD?

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RBCs contain haemoglobin that binds O2 for transport.

Lymphocytes produce antibodies in adaptive immunity.

Arteries transport blood under high pressure away from the heart.

Capillaries have thin walls to enable diffusion.

Unicellular rely on diffusion due to short distances; humans need circulatory systems.

Xylem conducts water and minerals from roots upward.

Phloem distributes sucrose from photosynthesis.

Osmosis is diffusion of water across a semi-permeable membrane.

Selective permeability arises from membrane structure and proteins.

Gas exchange involves lungs and blood transport.

Pulmonary veins return O2-rich blood to left atrium.

Platelets form clots to seal wounds.

Valves prevent backflow in veins, especially limbs.

Insulin lowers blood glucose; glucagon raises it.

Adrenaline increases glucose availability for fight-or-flight.

Unhealthy lipid levels and lifestyle increase CHD risk.

Lymphocytes produce and use antibodies.

Memory cells enable quicker secondary immune response.

Hormones coordinate gradual, widespread responses.

Accommodation changes lens shape for near/far focus.

Phloem distributes products of photosynthesis.

Reflexes occur via spinal cord pathways.

Arteries face greatest pressure from heart pumping.

Plasma contains water, salts, proteins, and antibodies.

Endocrine system handles hormones; nervous system transmits impulses.

Increased breathing and heart rate supply O2 to muscles.

Biconcave RBCs maximize gas exchange surface area.

CHD reduces blood flow to heart muscle.

Water ascent is driven by transpiration and cohesion-tension.

Osmosis is water movement toward higher solute concentration.

Lifestyle choices strongly influence CHD risk.

Beta cells release insulin when glucose is high.

Nervous system is fast; endocrine is slower but widespread.

Exercise elevates heart rate and adrenaline for energy supply.

Low plasma proteins reduce oncotic pressure leading to edema.

Xylem blockage impairs water transport and turgor.

Valve damage can cause regurgitation and inefficient pumping.

Humans require circulatory system due to size and distance.

Different transport roles in vascular bundles.

Antibodies opsonize; phagocytes then ingest pathogens.

Heat loss via skin increases with vasodilation and sweat.

Lifestyle modulates risk alongside genetics.

 
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