Biology - Organisation

What is the fundamental unit of all living organisms?

What is made up of multiple cells that have a similar function

What is made up of multiple tissues that have a similar function?

What is a group of organs that work together to perform a particular role?

What is the highest level of organisation in a multicellular living thing, consisting of several organ systems?

What type of tissue produces digestive juices that break down the contents?

What type of tissue moves around the contents of the stomach?

What type of tissue lines the stomach?

Which organ digests food?

Which organ produces bile?

Where bile stored?

Which organ absorbs water molecules from the remaining undigested food, producing Faeces?

Which organ produces digestive juices

Which organ absorbs solute food molecules?

In the lock and key theory, what is the lock?

What is the key?

What is a factor that affects the rate of reaction?

What is another name for a biological catalyst?

What does protease digest?

What does lipase digest?

What does amylase digest?

What would happen to the enzyme without bile to neutralise acid in the stomach?

Where is amylase created?

Where does amylase work?

Where is protease made?

Where does protease work?

Where is lipase made?

Where does lipase work?

What is the testing raegent for starch?

What is the testing raegent for Protein?

What is the testing raegent for sugar?

What is the testing raegent for lipids?

Which of the food tests required heat?

What colour does the solution turn for starch?

What colour does the solution turn for protein?

What colour does the solution turn for Sugar?

What colour does the solution turn for lipids?