Biology Unit 3

A short quiz for students doing the AQA Biology unit 3 exam :)

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Where does the energy required for active transport come from?
cellular respiration
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What happens to the diaphragm when you breath in?
Flattens
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Where in the body does Carbon dioxide leave the blood?
alveoli
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Roughly, what percentage of the air you breath in is Nitrogen?
80%
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Roughly what percentage of the air you breathe in is Carbon Dioxide?
0.04%
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What structures increase the surface area of the small intestines?
Villi
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What allows carbon dioxide to enter a plant?
stomata
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The loss of water from the surface of their leaves is known as...
Transpiration
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What happens to a plant when there is too little water?
It Wilts
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During exercise the arteries...
dilate
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Anaerobic respiration is the ___________ breakdown of glucose
incomplete
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Bacteria is used to make...
Cheese
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Who discovered penicillin?
Alexander Flemming
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What is hops added when making beer?
For flavour
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When brewing beer and making wine, the starch used is broken down into glucose, what substance breaks it down?
enzymes
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When making yogurt, what causes the lactose (milk sugar) to clot?
lactic acid
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The main gas in biogas is...
Carbon dioxide
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What is the maximum temperature which is allowed for schools to grow bacteria at?
25 degrees C
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What happens to the diaphragm when you breath in?

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Flattens

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Where in the body does Carbon dioxide leave the blood?

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Roughly, what percentage of the air you breath in is Nitrogen?

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Roughly what percentage of the air you breathe in is Carbon Dioxide?

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Thanks, your quiz was really good :) The main gas in biogas is methane, not carbon dioxide 

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