Unit 4: The Respiratory and Circulatory Systems

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The following components of the respiratory system are located inside the lungs, except?

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Breathing in is known as expiration.

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Which of these muscles is not involved in the process of delivering oxygen to the working muscles.

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Which of these facts is incorrect when relating to the process of inspiration.

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Aerobic respiration is respirationin the absence of oxygen.

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Aerobic respiration creates the following waste products, except?

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Which athlete would not be competing using aerobic respiration?

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Fast twitch fibres are associated with explosive events.

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Which feature is not associated with fast twitch fibres.

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Anaerobic respiration creates which waste product?

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Lactic acid is turned into carbon dioxide and water when oxygen supply is resumed.

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Glycogen is the main form of carbohydrate storage in the body. It is stored in the following areas of the body, except?

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During vigorous exercise lactic acid is created. Lactic acid is a waste product and is a mild poison.

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The following are short term effects of exercise, except?

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Fatigue is a feeling of extreme physical or mental tiredness. When a muscle gets so tired that they can no longer continue to work properly. Which of these is not a sign of fatigue?

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An oxygen debt is when the muscles are starved of oxygen. The body recovers by carrying out the following functions, except?

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Which of the following facts is false in relation to muscle cramp.

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The circulatory system consists of the heart, blood and blood vessels working together to supply oxygen to the working muscles and removing unwanted carbon dioxide.

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The upper chambers of the heart are called the ventricles.

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The right side of the heart is thicker as it transports oxygenated blood to the working muscles of the body.

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The pulmonary circuit involves taking deoxygenated blood to the lungs and returning oxygenated blood to the heart.

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Arteries always carry blood away from the heart.

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Arteries always carry oxygenated blood.

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White blood cells contain a substance known as haemoglobin.

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Which of these functions is not a role of the circulatory system.

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Which of these answers is a waste product and removed by the circulatory system.

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Arteries have thin outer walls and a thin layer of muscle.

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Which blood vessel is only one cell thick?

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Arteries contain valves.

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Which defintion relates to stroke volume?

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Which artery is located in the groin?

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The cardio vascular systems involves the working of the following organs.

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Maximum heart rate is calculated using which formula?

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The aerobic training zone is 80 - 90% maximum heart rate

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AQA GCSE PE Test Quiz am Unit 4: The Respiratory and Circulatory Systems, erstellt von Cath Warriner am 30/12/2014.

Unit 4: The Respiratory and Circulatory Systems

The following components of the respiratory system are located inside the lungs, except?

Breathing in is known as expiration.

Which of these muscles is not involved in the process of delivering oxygen to the working muscles.

Which of these facts is incorrect when relating to the process of inspiration.

Aerobic respiration is respirationin the absence of oxygen.

Aerobic respiration creates the following waste products, except?

Which athlete would not be competing using aerobic respiration?

Fast twitch fibres are associated with explosive events.

Which feature is not associated with fast twitch fibres.

Anaerobic respiration creates which waste product?

Lactic acid is turned into carbon dioxide and water when oxygen supply is resumed.

Glycogen is the main form of carbohydrate storage in the body. It is stored in the following areas of the body, except?

During vigorous exercise lactic acid is created. Lactic acid is a waste product and is a mild poison.

The following are short term effects of exercise, except?

Fatigue is a feeling of extreme physical or mental tiredness. When a muscle gets so tired that they can no longer continue to work properly. Which of these is not a sign of fatigue?

An oxygen debt is when the muscles are starved of oxygen. The body recovers by carrying out the following functions, except?

Which of the following facts is false in relation to muscle cramp.

The circulatory system consists of the heart, blood and blood vessels working together to supply oxygen to the working muscles and removing unwanted carbon dioxide.

The upper chambers of the heart are called the ventricles.

The right side of the heart is thicker as it transports oxygenated blood to the working muscles of the body.