2. 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15234567891011 12131415 Yr 8 Respiration

3. A:B: fertilisationthe trash £100 All cells carry out….? C:D: multiplicationrespiration

4. Excellent!Excellent!

5. Unlucky!Unlucky! That’s incorrect

6. A:B: musclessauce £200 What is between each of your ribs? C:D: lungsfries

7. Excellent!Excellent!

8. SorrySorry That’s incorrect …

9. A:B: Trachea diameter £300 What is the name of the sheet of muscle underneath the lungs? C:D: diaphragmbronchus

10. FantasticFantastic

11. Oh dear! That’s incorrect …

12. A:B: alveolicilia £500 The air sacs in our lungs are made of tiny pockets called…. C:D: sacletsBrian

13. BrilliantBrilliant

14. SorrySorry That’s incorrect …

15. A:B: white blood cellsbeing dissolved in the plasma £1,000 Oxygen is carried around you body by……? C:D: Little people red blood cells

16. Well done!

17. Unlucky!Unlucky! You should have thought of your experime nts!

18. A:B: veinsvessels £2,000 The general name for the tubes that blood flows through is…….? C:D: capillariesarteries `

19. Super!Super!

20. Oh no! That’s incorrect !…

21. A:B: Manchester UtdLiverpool £4,000 Who won the champions league in 1979 and 1980? C:D: Real MadridNottingham Forest

22. Very good! Everyone knows that Nottingham is the home of good football

23. IncorrectIncorrect So near and yet so far!

24. A:B: Left atriumRight ventricle £8,000 Deoxygenated blood enters the heart in the…..? C:D: Right atrium Left ventricle

25. Very good!

26. Sorry!Sorry! That’s incorrect …

27. A:B: bronchusoesophagus £16,000 Trachea is another name for the ? C:D: voiceboxwindpipe

28. Very good!

29. UnluckyUnlucky That’s incorrect …

30. Digestion A:B: Limewater £32,000 What chemical is used as a test for carbon dioxide? C:D: Universal indicator Digestionlitmusglucose

31. Brilliant!Brilliant!

32. Unfortunately…Unfortunately… That’s incorrect !

33. A:B: Water and oxygenCarbon dioxide and glucose £64,000 What raw materials does the body need to make energy by respiration? C:D: Glucose and oxygenWater and carbon dioxide

34. Well done!

35. I’m sorry That’s incorrect …

36. A:B: 21%78% £125,000 How much oxygen is in air? C:D: 0.03%0.9%

37. Very good!

38. IncorrectIncorrect You should have got that one!

39. A:B: reproductionexcretion £250,000 Respiration can be compared with…? C:D: breathingcombustion

40. Excellent!Excellent!

41. Wrong Choice! That’s incorrect …

42. A:B: Oxygen and glucoseWater, hydrogen and energy £500,000 What are the products of respiration? C:D: Carbon dioxide, water and energy Water, enzymes and air

43. Very Good!

44. Sorry!Sorry! That’s incorrect …

45. A:B: £ 1,000,000 How do plants that grow underwater get their oxygen? C:D: Diffusion Digestion inhalation respiration

46. Fantastic!Fantastic!

47. UnluckyUnlucky You were nearly a millionai re! I wished I were clever like Mr Porter!

48. Thank you for playing! Thank you for playing! Go home and study! Go home and study!