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    Respiration system

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    1. Trachea

    To channel air from the nose to the lung

    2. Bronchus

    To channel air to the left and right lungs

    3. Bronchiole

    To channel air to the alveolus

    4. Alveolus

    air sacs where the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide occurs

    5. Ribs

    To protect the lungs and heart

    6. Intercostal muscle

    To pull the ribs outwards and inwards during breathing

    7. Diaphragm

    to contract and relax so that air can move in and out of the lungs

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    Inhalation and Exhalation

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    1. Contracts

    2. Relaxes

    3. Moves up and outwards

    4. Moves down and inwards

    5. Contracts

    6. Relaxes

    7. Relaxes8. Contracts

    9. Increases

    10. Decreases

    11. Low12. High

    13. Bigger

    14. Smaller

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    a) i) Trachea

    ii) Ribs

    iii) Lung

    iv) Diaphragm

    b) i) The balloons become big

    ii) The volume in the gas jarincreases and air pressurebecomes lower. The higheratmospheric pressure outsidepushes air into the balloons,thus making them big

    c) i) the balloons deflateii) the volume in the bell jardecreases and the higher airpressure inside will force theair out of the balloons

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    Gas exchange in alveolus

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    a) i) Oxygen

    ii) carbon dioxide

    b) i) Blood Y

    ii) Blood X

    c) Diffusiond) Because the wall of an alveoli is thin and

    moist

    e) To dissolve gasses so that the exchangeof gasses can take place

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    Heart and circulation system

    Right

    atrium

    Left atrium

    Right

    ventricle

    Left

    ventricle

    Deoxygenated

    blood

    Oxygenated

    blood

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    1. Vena cava

    2. Right auricle/atrium

    3. Right ventricle

    4. Pulmonary artery

    5. Pulmonary vein

    6. Left auricle/atrium

    7. Left ventricle8. Aorta

    b. To exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide

    c. The pressure is higher in the left ventricle

    because it has to pump blood to every part ofthe body. The right ventricle onlu pumps bloodto the lung

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    1. Transports blood

    2. Carries blood from the heart to every part of the body

    3. Carries blood from every part of the body back to the

    heart4. Small

    5. Big

    6. Thick, muscular and elastic

    7. Thin, not muscular and not elastic8. Oxygenated blood except pulmonary artery

    9. Deoxygenated blood except pulmonary blood vein

    10. Fast

    11. Slow12. High

    13. Low

    14. Has valves

    15. Does not have valve

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    a) The upper part of the ring that was cut off

    become swollen

    b) Because food from the leaves gathered therec) Because the phloem which carries food was

    cut off

    d) The leaves will drop off and the tree will finallydie

    e) Food in plants is transported by phloem

    tissues

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    a) i) Epidermal cell

    ii) stoma

    iii) guard cellb) To control the rate of

    transpiration

    c) i) to remove excesswater

    ii) to cool itself

    iii) so that it is able to

    absorb water andmineral salts from the

    roots to the shoots