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Question (21)
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21 The brain is protected by a bony structure called the
  • (A) Rib cage
  • (B) Skull
  • (C) Vertebral column
  • (D) Sternum

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The skull protects the brain.

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Question (22)
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22 Which structure protects the spinal cord?
  • (A) Skull
  • (B) Vertebral column
  • (C) Rib cage
  • (D) Pelvic girdle

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The vertebral column protects the spinal cord.

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Question (23)
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23 When a nerve impulse reaches a muscle cell, the muscle produces movement mainly by
  • (A) Increasing its length permanently
  • (B) Changing shape and shortening
  • (C) Producing hormones
  • (D) Absorbing light

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Changes in the arrangement of proteins cause muscle cells to shorten.

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Question (24)
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24 A sensitive plant folds its leaves when touched. Which statement correctly explains this movement?
  • (A) It always occurs due to growth
  • (B) It is a rapid movement independent of growth
  • (C) It requires muscles
  • (D) It is caused only by gravity

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The sensitive plant shows rapid movement in response to touch without growth.

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Question (25)
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25 How do plants communicate information from one cell to another despite having no specialised nervous tissue?
  • (A) Only through blood
  • (B) Through electrical-chemical means
  • (C) Through bones
  • (D) Through muscles

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Plants use electrical-chemical means to transmit information.

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Question (26)
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26 When cells of a sensitive plant change their shape in response to touch, which change is mainly involved?
  • (A) Change in amount of water in cells
  • (B) Formation of bones
  • (C) Production of blood
  • (D) Increase in chlorophyll only

Correct Answer: A
Explanation:

Plant cells can change shape by changing their water content.

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Question (27)
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27 A seedling grows with its shoot towards light. This is an example of
  • (A) Reflex action
  • (B) Phototropism
  • (C) Chemotropism
  • (D) Geotropism

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Directional growth in response to light is called phototropism.

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Question (28)
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28 If a plant root grows away from light while the shoot grows towards light, which statement is correct?
  • (A) Both show the same response to light
  • (B) Shoot and root can show different phototropic responses
  • (C) Neither response is related to light
  • (D) Both movements are reflex actions

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Shoots generally grow towards light, while roots grow away from light.

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Question (29)
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29 The downward growth of roots in response to gravity is called
  • (A) Phototropism
  • (B) Hydrotropism
  • (C) Geotropism
  • (D) Chemotropism

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Directional growth in response to gravity is called geotropism.

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Question (30)
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30 A pollen tube grows towards an ovule due to a chemical stimulus. This is an example of
  • (A) Phototropism
  • (B) Chemotropism
  • (C) Geotropism
  • (D) Hydrotropism

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Chemotropism is directional growth in response to chemicals.

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