Respiration in Organisms
Science · Grade 7 · Week 10 · 25 questions
The human body is an incredible system of organs working together. Understanding how your body systems function helps you appreciate the complexity of life and make better health choices.
What you'll practise
- Identify major organs and their functions
- Explain how body systems work together
- Understand the structure of key body systems
- Describe common health conditions and prevention
All 25 questions in this Respiration in Organisms quiz
Grade 7 Science — Respiration in Organisms: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Respiration is the process by which organisms
- Aerobic respiration requires
- Anaerobic respiration occurs in the absence of
- The main byproduct of aerobic respiration in animals is
- Breathing differs from respiration in that breathing is
- The human respiratory system includes
- Air enters the lungs through the
- Gas exchange in lungs occurs in tiny air sacs called
- Fish breathe using
- In gills, water flows over thin membranes to allow
- The diaphragm is a muscle that helps in
- Stomata are small pores found in plant leaves that allow
- Guard cells in plants control the opening and closing of
- Fermentation is a type of
- Yeast undergoes fermentation to produce
- In muscles during intense exercise, lactic acid fermentation produces
- The energy currency produced during respiration is
- Insects breathe through
- During inspiration, the diaphragm
- The rate of respiration increases during
- Roots of plants respire to obtain
- The percentage of oxygen in air is approximately
- Carbon dioxide produced during respiration is transported in blood as
- A person at sea level takes approximately how many breaths per minute at rest?
- Anaerobic respiration produces less ATP than aerobic respiration because
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