Biology test answer

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Biology test answer
1.
a
Carbon dioxide
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b
Overall increase in air temperature
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c
Ice in the polar regions may melt.
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The water level of the oceans will rise and the coastal area may sink below the sea
d
level.
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Deforestation causes the balance of carbon dioxide unable to maintain.
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Carbon dioxide produced from respiration of all organisms is more than that
absorbed by plants for photosynthesis. Therefore, the level of carbon dioxide in the
e
atmosphere rises.
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Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide
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When these gases are dissolved in rain, acid rain results.
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Trees and marine organisms are killed because the rain makes soil and water
acidic.
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Acid rain is corrosive and erodes metals, stones and other building materials.
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2.
a
Sewage discharged from the town and farm contains a lot of nutrients which can be
used by bacteria for growth.
b
c
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A lot of oxygen in the river is used up by the bacteria for growth and decomposition
of organic matters.
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The fish die of suffocation.
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The bacteria also release toxins which poison the fish.
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The discharged sewage contains a lot of nutrients for the growth of algae.
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The large population of algae prevents sunlight from passing through the water.
This reduces the photosynthetic rate of aquatic plants.
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The large population of algae prevents diffusion of oxygen into the water. The fish
die of suffocation.
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The algae block the gills of the fish. The fish die of suffocation.
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When the algae die, they are decomposed by the bacteria, which use up oxygen in
the river. The fish die of suffocation.
d
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Setting up of a sewage treatment plant to make the sewage less harmful before it is
discharged.
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a
To let the solid part of the sewage / sludge settle down to the bottom.
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b
To stir up the sewage.
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To make the bacteria and fungi active
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in decomposing organic substances in the sewage
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into harmless inorganic compounds.
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Anaerobic bacteria carry out fermentation of the sludge in the digester.
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3.
c
Methane gas
As fuel to power the sewage treatment plant.
Sludge
d
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As plant fertilizers in farming.
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Mineral
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4.
a
b
The object is getting nearer and so the lens (K) becomes more convex to focus the
object on the retina.
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The ciliary muscles (I) contract.
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Tension in suspensory ligament (O) then reduces to make the lens more convex. 1m
Light is refracted more by the lens
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The circular muscles of the iris (N) contract and
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makes the pupil (M) smaller in size.
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Less light can enter the eye to prevent the retina from damage by bright light.
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F
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Yellow spot
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There is the highest concentration of cones
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5.
a
Short sight
Wear glasses of concave lens
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concave lens
sharp image is
formed on the
retina
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6.
a
b
Stimulus
---- sound
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Receptor
---- sound receptors in the ear
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Nerve impulses generated from sound receptors in the ear travel to the hearing
centre of the brain.
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The nerve impulses are processed and appropriate signals are sent to the motor
centre of the brain.
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Nerve impulses then travel from the motor centre to appropriate skeletal muscles to
c
d
start the running.
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This is not a reflex action because
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it involves the cerebrum of the brain and
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the reaction is learnt.
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Cerebellum
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