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The document is a science test on respiration, graded with a total score of 81 out of 100. It includes multiple choice, short answer, and true/false questions covering various aspects of the respiratory system. The test assesses knowledge on topics such as gas exchange, respiratory structures, and types of respiration.
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Science Test: Respiration Exam Results

The document is a science test on respiration, graded with a total score of 81 out of 100. It includes multiple choice, short answer, and true/false questions covering various aspects of the respiratory system. The test assesses knowledge on topics such as gas exchange, respiratory structures, and types of respiration.
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SCIENCE TEST –

Respiration
Total points 81/100

EXAMINER: Benjamin Amo

0 of 0 points

What is your name? *

Kwabena Twumasi Anim Akoto

Select your Class * Dropdown

SATURN

Multiple Choice Test 45 of 60 points

[60 marks]

Identify the part labelled X in the *5/5


diagram below.

trachea

bronchioles

Bronchi

lungs

A patient who coughs and spits out *0/5


blood may be suffering from ________

Fibrosis

measles

pneumonia

tuberculosis

Which of the following are the by- *5/5


products of aerobic respiration?

carbon dioxide, and water

Ethanol and Lactic acid

oxygen, and water

glucose and oxygen

The part of the respiratory system made *5/5


up of muscles which contract and move
downward during inhalation is the ..... ?

diphragm

trachea

alveoli

larynx

Which of the flowing life processes *5/5


leads to the production of energy?

Photosynthesis

Excretion

Digestion

Respiration

Which gas is exhaled during external *5/5


respiration?

Hydrogen

Carbon dioxide

Helium

Oxygen

Which of the following pairs of *5/5


structures are part of the respiratory
system?

pharynx and oesophagus

fallopian tube and duodenum

Heart and Diaphragm

trachea and alveoli

Identify the name of the part labelled Y *0/5


in the diagram.

Lungs

Larynx

Bronchi

Rib cage

Which condition is characterised by *5/5


inflammation and narrowing of the
airways of the lungs, making it difficult
to breathe?

Asthma

Lung Cancer

Pulmoray Fibrosis

Bronchitis

During exhalation, what happens to the *5/5


air pressure in the lungs?

Oscillates

Remains constant

Increases

Decreases

Where does internal respiration primarily *5/5


occur?

Alveoli

Nasal cavity

Trachea

Mitochondria

Which type of respiration is shown by *0/5


the equation below?

Aerobic respiration in body cells

Anaerobic respiration in yeast

Anaerobic respiration in muscles cells

External respiration in the alveoli

Short Answer Test 20 of 20 points

(20 marks)

The main site for gaseous exchange *5/5


between air and the blood is the ..........

Alveoli

The .............. is a flap of cartilage in the *5/5


throat that prevents food and liquid from
entering the windpipe (trachea) during
swallowing.

Epiglottis

The main food substance which is *5/5


broken down to release energy during
respiration is ..........

Glucose

Which of the labelled parts (X, Y or Z) *5/5


warms, moistens, and filters incoming
air before it reaches the lungs?

True or False Test 16 of 20 points

(20 marks)

Anaerobic respiration involves the use of *4/4


oxygen.

True

False

During inhalation, or breathing in, the *4/4


ribs move up and out.

True

False

Anaerobic respiration results in higher *0/4


ATP production than aerobic respiration.

True

False

Both aerobic and anaerobic respiration *4/4


involve the use of enzymes to break
down glucose in order to release energy.

True

False

In the equation for aerobic respiration *4/4


below, there are 18 atoms of oxygen on
the reactant side as well as the product
side.

True

False

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