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    The document contains a biology class test with two sections. The first section contains 5 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts like gravitropism, phototropism, hormone production, eye anatomy, and sweating. The second section requires completing short theory questions about movement, changes in the eye with light switching on, differences between rods and cones, situations causing adrenaline release, and one advantage of using adrenaline over nerve impulses to coordinate the body.

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    The document contains a biology class test with two sections. The first section contains 5 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts like gravitropism, phototropism, hormone production, eye anatomy, and sweating. The second section requires completing short theory questions about movement, changes in the eye with light switching on, differences between rods and cones, situations causing adrenaline release, and one advantage of using adrenaline over nerve impulses to coordinate the body.

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    CT1 BIO9 Coordination

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    The document contains a biology class test with two sections. The first section contains 5 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts like gravitropism, phototropism, hormone production, eye anatomy, and sweating. The second section requires completing short theory questions about movement, changes in the eye with light switching on, differences between rods and cones, situations causing adrenaline release, and one advantage of using adrenaline over nerve impulses to coordinate the body.

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    Day:

    Class Test Date:

    Class:9 Subject: Biology Full Marks: 15


    Duration: 30 minutes Marks Obtained:

    A. Tick the correct answer: (1x5=5)


    1. What is an example of gravitropism?

    A a chemical messenger produced by a plant

    B a painful sensation in response to a stimulus

    C the growth of a plant root towards the centre of the Earth

    D the growth of a plant shoot towards light

    2. Which organ produces a hormone?


    A heart B lung C pancreas D spinal cord

    3. Which part of the human eye is sensitive to light?


    A iris B lens C optic nerve D retina

    4. Why do mammals sweat?


    A to cool the body
    B to lose water vapour through the skin surface
    C to release energy through the oxidation of glucose
    D to remove glucose from the blood

    5. What is an example of phototropism?

    A a chemical messenger produced by a plant

    B a painful sensation in response to a stimulus

    C the growth of a plant root towards the centre of the Earth

    D the growth of a plant shoot towards light


    B. Complete the following broad theory questions.

    1. a. Movement is a characteristic of living organisms. Define the term movement.

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    2. Describe and explain the change to the eye as the light is switched on.

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    3. Distinguish between the functions of rods and cones in the eye.

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    4. Describe situations when adrenaline would be released from the gland into the blood.

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    5. State one advantage of releasing adrenaline to coordinate the body rather than using nerve
    impulses.

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