Statistics for Biology - Organisation

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
What is the fundamental unit of all living organisms?	Cell	69%
Which organ produces bile?	LIver	54%
What is made up of multiple tissues that have a similar function?	Organ	54%
What is the highest level of organisation in a multicellular living thing, consisting of several organ systems?	Organism	54%
Which organ digests food?	stomach	54%
What is made up of multiple cells that have a similar function	Tissue	54%
What is a group of organs that work together to perform a particular role?	Organ system	46%
Where bile stored?	Gallbladder	23%
What type of tissue lines the stomach?	Epithelial	15%
What type of tissue produces digestive juices that break down the contents?	Glandular	15%
Which organ absorbs water molecules from the remaining undigested food, producing Faeces?	Large instestine	15%
What does lipase digest?	lipids	15%
What does amylase digest?	Carbohydrates	8%
What is another name for a biological catalyst?	Enzyme	8%
What is the testing raegent for starch?	Iodine	8%
Where does amylase work?	Mouth small intestine	8%
What type of tissue moves around the contents of the stomach?	Muscular	8%
What is a factor that affects the rate of reaction?	PH Temperature	8%
What does protease digest?	Protein	8%
Where is amylase created?	Salivary glands Pacreas	8%
In the lock and key theory, what is the lock?	Active site	0%
What is the testing raegent for sugar?	benedics	0%
What is the testing raegent for Protein?	Biuret	0%
What colour does the solution turn for starch?	blue black	0%
What would happen to the enzyme without bile to neutralise acid in the stomach?	Denature	0%
What is the testing raegent for lipids?	ethanol	0%
Which organ produces digestive juices	Glands	0%
What colour does the solution turn for protein?	lilac	0%
What colour does the solution turn for lipids?	oil drops form at surface	0%
Where is lipase made?	pancreas small intestine	0%
What colour does the solution turn for Sugar?	red brick red	0%
Where does lipase work?	Small istestine	0%
Which organ absorbs solute food molecules?	Small Istestine	0%
Where is protease made?	stomach pancreas small intestine	0%
Where does protease work?	Stomach small intestine	0%
What is the key?	Substrate	0%
Which of the food tests required heat?	Sugar	0%