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DRUG - Correct Answer-changes the chemical process in our body making us addicted. STATIN - Correct Answer-decreases cholesterol by preventing the livers from producing too much. WHICH IS GOOD AND BAD, HDL OR LDL ? - Correct Answer-HDL-good LDL-bad. MEDICINAL DRUGS - Correct Answer-aspirin,insulin and penicillin. RECREATIONAL DRUGS - Correct Answer-caffeine ,nicotine and alcohol DEPRESSANT DRUG - Correct Answer-alcohol STIMULANT DRUGS - Correct Answer-cocaine, ecstasy and caffeine STEROID - Correct Answer-synthetic testosterone, increases muscle mass BETA BLOCKERS - Correct Answer-increase focus EPO - Correct Answer-increase red blood cells which increases oxygen which increases stamina NERVOUS SYSTEM - Correct Answer-allows us to react to our surroundings and coordinate our behavior quickly. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) - Correct Answer-made up of the brain and spinal chord SYNAPSE - Correct Answer-the gap between the neurons REFLEX ACTION IS MADE OF.. - Correct Answer-stimuli to receptor to sensory neuron to relay neuron to motor neuron to effect then response STIMULI - Correct Answer-light, sound, taste, smell, temperature, touch, pain RECEPTOR - Correct Answer-eyes, ears, tongue, nose, skin INSIDE THE PRE-SYNAPTIC NEURON - Correct Answer-there are chemicals called neurotransmitters WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SYNAPSE - Correct Answer-when electrical impulse arrive in the PSN the neurotransmitters are released into the synapse and then diffuse into the post-synaptic neuron. WHAT HAPPENS IN THE POST-SYNAPTIC NEURON - Correct Answer-the neurotransmitters attach to receptors and start a new electrical impulse. REFLEX ACTION - Correct Answer-unconscious action which happens automatically and only goes to the spinal chord. HORMONES - Correct Answer-chemical messengers produced by embrine glands and travels in our blood WHAT DO HORMONES DO - Correct Answer-they control things in the organs and cells that need constant adjustment. OESTROGEN - Correct Answer-made in the ovaries, main female sex hormone, controls menstrual cycle, builds uterus lining and promotes female secondary characteristics. PROGESTERONE - Correct Answer-made in the ovaries supports pregnancy maintains uterus lining THYROID - Correct Answer-regulates rate of metabolism excess causes hyperactivity deficiency: causes weight gain ADRENALINE - Correct Answer-made in the adrenal glands, readies the body for a 'flight or light' response. increases heart rate TESTOSTERONE - Correct Answer-made in the testes, main male sex hormone. promotes secondary male sexual characteristics. ANTIDIURELIC HORMONES - Correct Answer-controls absorption of water into the blood by kidneys HOMEOSTASIS - Correct Answer-where your internal environment is kept constant TYPES OF HOMEOSTASIS - Correct Answer-thermoregulation, glucoregulation, osmoregulation PLANT SENSITIVITY HORMONES - Correct Answer-light water gravity touch AUXIN - Correct Answer-plant hormone that allows the plant to grow upwards toward light. EUTROPHICATION - Correct Answer-high nitrate and phosphate levels cause excessive plant and algae growth. results in the loss of oxygen and the biological death of a lake. LIGHT SENSITIVITY - Correct Answer-phototropism GRAVITY SENSITIVITY - Correct Answer-gravitropism METABOLIC RATE - Correct Answer-rate at which the body carries out chemical reactions DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM - Correct Answer-moving or doing something equally DIFFUSION - Correct Answer-when molecules move from a high concentrated area to a low concentrated area till it meets its equilibrium NET MOVEMENT - Correct Answer-overall movement IN EQUAL CONCENTRATION THERE IS NO - Correct Answer-net movement FACTORS THAT SPEED DIFFUSION - Correct Answer-rise in temperature, steeper concentration gradient, large surface area and a smaller diffusion distance PLANT CELLS - Correct Answer-palisade and rood hair PLANT TISSUES - Correct Answer-mesophyll and epidermal PLANT ORGANS - Correct Answer-plant, root, stem and leaf

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AQA GCSE BIOLOGY 1 Updated Exam
DRUG - Correct Answer-changes the chemical process in our body making us addicted.

STATIN - Correct Answer-decreases cholesterol by preventing the livers from producing
too much.

WHICH IS GOOD AND BAD, HDL OR LDL ? - Correct Answer-HDL-good LDL-bad.

MEDICINAL DRUGS - Correct Answer-aspirin,insulin and penicillin.

RECREATIONAL DRUGS - Correct Answer-caffeine ,nicotine and alcohol

DEPRESSANT DRUG - Correct Answer-alcohol

STIMULANT DRUGS - Correct Answer-cocaine, ecstasy and caffeine

STEROID - Correct Answer-synthetic testosterone, increases muscle mass

BETA BLOCKERS - Correct Answer-increase focus

EPO - Correct Answer-increase red blood cells which increases oxygen which
increases stamina

NERVOUS SYSTEM - Correct Answer-allows us to react to our surroundings and
coordinate our behavior quickly.

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) - Correct Answer-made up of the brain and
spinal chord

SYNAPSE - Correct Answer-the gap between the neurons

REFLEX ACTION IS MADE OF.. - Correct Answer-stimuli to receptor to sensory neuron
to relay neuron to motor neuron to effect then response

STIMULI - Correct Answer-light, sound, taste, smell, temperature, touch, pain

RECEPTOR - Correct Answer-eyes, ears, tongue, nose, skin

INSIDE THE PRE-SYNAPTIC NEURON - Correct Answer-there are chemicals called
neurotransmitters



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WHAT HAPPENS IN THE SYNAPSE - Correct Answer-when electrical impulse arrive in
the PSN the neurotransmitters are released into the synapse and then diffuse into the
post-synaptic neuron.

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE POST-SYNAPTIC NEURON - Correct Answer-the
neurotransmitters attach to receptors and start a new electrical impulse.

REFLEX ACTION - Correct Answer-unconscious action which happens automatically
and only goes to the spinal chord.

HORMONES - Correct Answer-chemical messengers produced by embrine glands and
travels in our blood

WHAT DO HORMONES DO - Correct Answer-they control things in the organs and
cells that need constant adjustment.

OESTROGEN - Correct Answer-made in the ovaries, main female sex hormone,
controls menstrual cycle, builds uterus lining and promotes female secondary
characteristics.

PROGESTERONE - Correct Answer-made in the ovaries
supports pregnancy
maintains uterus lining

THYROID - Correct Answer-regulates rate of metabolism excess causes hyperactivity
deficiency: causes weight gain

ADRENALINE - Correct Answer-made in the adrenal glands, readies the body for a
'flight or light' response. increases heart rate

TESTOSTERONE - Correct Answer-made in the testes, main male sex hormone.
promotes secondary male sexual characteristics.

ANTIDIURELIC HORMONES - Correct Answer-controls absorption of water into the
blood by kidneys

HOMEOSTASIS - Correct Answer-where your internal environment is kept constant

TYPES OF HOMEOSTASIS - Correct Answer-thermoregulation, glucoregulation,
osmoregulation

PLANT SENSITIVITY HORMONES - Correct Answer-light water gravity touch

AUXIN - Correct Answer-plant hormone that allows the plant to grow upwards toward
light.

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