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    7B Reproduction Assessment For Learning... Year 7 (Level 3-6) Answer All Questions

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    7B Reproduction Assessment For Learning... Year 7 (Level 3-6) Answer All Questions

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    This document contains an assessment for a year 7 science class on the topic of reproduction. It includes 5 multiple choice questions covering topics like the circulatory and digestive systems, the menstrual cycle, fetal development, and daily nutrient requirements. Students are asked to identify organs, organ systems, and their functions, as well as describe processes like fertilization and fetal nutrition. The assessment is designed to test students' understanding of human reproduction and development.

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    This document contains an assessment for a year 7 science class on the topic of reproduction. It includes 5 multiple choice questions covering topics like the circulatory and digestive systems, the menstrual cycle, fetal development, and daily nutrient requirements. Students are asked to identify organs, organ systems, and their functions, as well as describe processes like fertilization and fetal nutrition. The assessment is designed to test students' understanding of human reproduction and development.

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    7B Reproduction Assessment For Learning... Year 7 (Level 3-6) Answer All Questions

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    of 7

    assessment for learning

    year 7

    Science Interactive LTD. PO BOX 50764 LONDON NW6 9AT

    web: www: science-interactive.co.uk

    7B Reproduction
    Assessment for learning...year 7 (level 3-6)
    Answer all questions:
    Total marks
    Time allowed

    28
    25 mins.

    Question 1:
    The human body has organs and organ systems which have different functions.
    (a)

    (i) In which organ does the foetus develop?

    .............................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (ii)

    In which organ is oxygen absorbed into the blood?

    .............................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (b)

    Complete the table.

    organ system

    function in the human body

    circulatory system

    . system

    this system of organs breaks down


    food and absorbs it into the body

    2 marks

    (c)

    Give one function of the skeleton.

    ......................................................................................................................
    ......................................................................................................................
    1 mark
    Maximum 5 marks

    Question 2:
    If a pregnant woman drinks beer or wine, some of the alcohol passes to
    the unborn baby. Alcohol can stop the babys brain developing properly.
    (a)

    Join the boxes with three arrows to show the path taken by the alcohol.

    mother's
    circulatory
    system
    mother's
    digestive
    system

    baby's
    brain
    baby's
    circulatory
    system

    1 mark

    (b) The drawing below shows a baby just before it is born. Draw a line from the letter
    P to the placenta.

    1 mark

    (c)

    Give two functions of the placenta.

    1. ..................................................................................................................
    ..................................................................................................................
    2. ..................................................................................................................
    ..................................................................................................................
    2 marks

    (d)

    During pregnancy the baby is surrounded by a liquid called amniotic fluid.


    Suggest one reason why amniotic fluid is important.

    .....................................................................................................................
    .....................................................................................................................
    1 mark
    Maximum 5 marks

    Question 3:
    (a) This question is about the menstrual cycle. Choose words from the list
    to complete the sentences.
    4 marks

    a daily
    the beginning

    the uterus

    the middle

    a monthly

    an ovary

    the end

    a weekly

    the vagina

    Menstruation is part of ......................................................... cycle.


    The cycle begins when the lining of ...................................... breaks away.
    An ovum (egg) is released from .......................................... at about
    .............................................. of each cycle.
    (b) During adolescence, boys bodies change. Describe two of the changes.
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    2 marks
    Maximum 6 marks

    Question 4:

    The diagram shows a womans reproductive system just before fertilisation


    takes place.
    An egg cell, a ciliated cell and a sperm cell are drawn in more detail.

    not to scale
    (a) An egg cell is fertilised by a sperm cell in the oviduct.
    Describe one way in which a sperm cell is adapted to its function.
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (b) What is the function of the ciliated cells in the lining of the oviduct?
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (c) A hens egg contains yolk which is a food store for the developing chick.
    A human egg cell does not contain yolk.
    Describe the way a human foetus gets its food.
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................

    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    ..........................................................................................................................
    3 marks
    Maximum 5 marks

    Question 5:
    The table shows the recommended daily intake of energy and some of the
    nutrients needed by different groups of people.

    nutrients
    group of
    people

    energy,
    in kJ

    protein,
    in g

    carbohydrate,
    in g

    fat,
    in g

    male 1518

    11510

    55.2

    360

    female 1518

    8830

    45.0

    male 1950

    10600

    female 1950
    pregnant
    female

    minerals,
    in g
    calcium

    iron

    109

    1000

    11.3

    276

    84

    800

    14.8

    55.5

    331

    100

    700

    8.7

    8100

    45.0

    253

    77

    700

    14.8

    8900

    81.0

    278

    84

    700

    14.8

    (a) (i) Explain why two 16 year-old males of the same weight might need
    different amounts of energy.
    .............................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (ii) Which two types of nutrient provide most of the energy in our diet?
    1. ..................................
    2. ..................................
    2 marks

    (b) (i) Calculate the difference in the recommended daily intake of calcium for a
    15 year-old male and a 30 year-old male.
    .......................... mg
    1 mark

    (ii) Calcium is needed for healthy bones. Explain the difference in the amount of
    calcium needed each day by a 15 year-old male and a 30 year-old male.
    .............................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (c) Look at the table. Explain the difference in the amount of protein needed by
    a 25 year-old pregnant female and a 25 year-old female who is not pregnant.
    .....................................................................................................................
    .....................................................................................................................
    1 mark

    (d) Iron is needed to make blood.


    Explain why a 15 year-old female might need more iron than a 15 year-old
    male.
    .....................................................................................................................
    .....................................................................................................................
    1 mark
    Maximum 7 marks

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