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Question (11)
QN0029863
Which change occurs in the chest cavity during inhalation?
  • (A) Volume decreases and pressure increases
  • (B) Volume increases and pressure decreases
  • (C) Volume and pressure both increase
  • (D) Volume and pressure both decrease permanently

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Lower pressure allows air to enter the lungs.

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Question (12)
QN0029864
Which condition is most likely if the small intestine is unable to absorb nutrients properly?
  • (A) Faster heartbeat only
  • (B) Reduced energy and weakness
  • (C) Increased hearing ability
  • (D) Better digestion of fats

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Nutrients are needed for energy release and body functions.

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Question (13)
QN0029865
Which process occurs after nutrients are absorbed into the blood?
  • (A) Egestion
  • (B) Circulation to body cells
  • (C) Formation of saliva
  • (D) Removal of oxygen from lungs

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Blood transports nutrients to all body parts.

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Question (14)
QN0029866
Why does breathing through the nose help maintain good respiratory health?
  • (A) The nose produces oxygen
  • (B) Nose hair and mucus trap impurities
  • (C) The nose absorbs nutrients
  • (D) The nose controls heartbeat

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Dust and microbes are filtered before air enters lungs.

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Question (15)
QN0029867
Which statement best explains the relationship between digestion and respiration?
  • (A) Respiration occurs before digestion
  • (B) Digestion provides glucose used in respiration
  • (C) Respiration stores food in the stomach
  • (D) Digestion removes carbon dioxide from blood

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Glucose released during digestion is used to release energy.

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Question (16)
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A bird swallows small pebbles along with food. These pebbles mainly help in
  • (A) breathing
  • (B) absorption of nutrients
  • (C) grinding food in the gizzard
  • (D) producing digestive juices

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Birds lack teeth, so grinding occurs in the gizzard.

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Question (17)
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Which gas is transported from body cells to the lungs by blood?
  • (A) Oxygen
  • (B) Nitrogen
  • (C) Carbon dioxide
  • (D) Hydrogen

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Carbon dioxide is produced during respiration.

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Question (18)
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Which situation best demonstrates adaptation in respiration?
  • (A) Earthworms respire through moist skin
  • (B) Humans digest food in the stomach
  • (C) Teeth cut and grind food
  • (D) Saliva moistens food

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Different animals have respiratory adaptations suited to their habitat.

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Question (19)
QN0029871
A person regularly eats fibre-rich foods. Which digestive problem is least likely to occur?
  • (A) Constipation
  • (B) Absorption of nutrients
  • (C) Digestion of proteins
  • (D) Saliva secretion

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Fibre helps smooth movement of stool through the intestine.

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Question (20)
QN0029872
Which sequence correctly represents the flow of oxygen in the human body?
  • (A) Mouth → stomach → blood → cells
  • (B) Nostrils → lungs → blood → body cells
  • (C) Nose → liver → heart → cells
  • (D) Windpipe → stomach → intestine → cells

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Oxygen enters through nostrils, reaches lungs, then blood carries it to cells.

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