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Gas Exchange in Humans

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Gas exchange surfaces

Subtopic

Gas exchange surfaces under Gas Exchange in Humans for Grade 11 IGCSE.

About Topic & Revision

Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    Which part of the system is the first to filter air as it enters from the nose?

    A.

    Bronchi

    B.

    Trachea

    C.

    Alveoli

    D.

    Bronchioles

  2. 2.

    What describes the shape of the cells that make up the alveolar wall?

    A.

    Cube-shaped (cuboidal)

    B.

    Flattened (squamous)

    C.

    Tall and narrow (columnar)

    D.

    Round (spherical)

  3. 3.

    What gas is found in a higher concentration in expired (exhaled) air than in inspired (inhaled) air?

    A.

    Oxygen

    B.

    Carbon dioxide

    C.

    Nitrogen

    D.

    Helium

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Breathing and lung function

Subtopic

Breathing and lung function under Gas Exchange in Humans for Grade 11 IGCSE.

About Topic & Revision

Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    Which gas has a concentration of nearly 0%0\% in inspired air but about 1%1\% (including noble gases) in expired air?

    A.

    Oxygen

    B.

    Nitrogen

    C.

    Argon and others

    D.

    Carbon dioxide

  2. 2.

    What is the main role of the ribcage during breathing?

    A.

    To digest food

    B.

    To produce air

    C.

    To protect the lungs and change thoracic volume

    D.

    To filter the blood

  3. 3.

    The temperature of expired air is generally ____ than the temperature of inspired air on a cold day.

    A.

    Higher

    B.

    Lower

    C.

    The same

    D.

    Unpredictable

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