RESPIRATORY    SYSTEM

 

1- Which respiration is not made in the following organisms ?

a) Frog ------------ Lung and skin        b) Eartworm----------- Skin      c) Spongy------------ Body surface         d)  Crocodile-------- Gills

 

2- The innermost chamber of the respiratory system into which air can be drawn is

a) Branchiole          b) Branchus            c) Air sac

d) Branchial tube          e) Sinus

 

3- Which of the following properties is not a common characteristic of gills ?

a) Uptake of oxygen dissolved in water       

b) An identical structures in all organisms         

c) A wide surface area

d) A rich network of capillaries           

e) A surface covered by epithelial tissue

 

4-           I- Air sac        II- Stigma          III- Lung       

                 IV- Tracheoles          V- Capillaries

Which of the above structures are not involved in the respiratory system of insects ?

a) I III     b) I IV     c) II IV       d) III IV      e) IV V    

 

5-   Which of the following animal has no  alveoli ?

a) Lion         b) Eagle      c) Tortoise      d) Anchovy    e) Lizard

 

6- An animal  that has most of its body cells in the direct contact with its oxygen supply is the

a) Hydra   b) Earthworm    c) Grasshopper    d) Human    e) Cow

 

7- Oxygen from the air enters the earthworms body through the

a) Spiracles                   b) Mouth                  c) Skin

d) Dorsal and ventral vessels             e) Trachae

 

8- The structures involved in the distribution of the respiratory gasses in the grasshopper  are the

a) Blood vessels             b) Lungs            c) Alveoli

d) Tracheal tubules           e) Skin

 

9- The pleura is

a)  a membrane that surrouds the lungs       

b) The respiratory surface of human    

c) one of the air passages to the lungs

d) the membrane lining the air passages

 

10- Most CO2  is carried in the plasma in the form of

a)  H                b) Lactic acid             c) Bicarbonate ions

d) Oxyhemoglobin            e) Carbonic acid

 

11- The exchange of gases occurs between----------and -------------

a) Alveoli Blood    b)Trachea Alveoli     c) Brachioles Blood            d) Blood Branchus            e) Alveoli Arteries

 

12- Which one is wrong about lung respiration ?

a) Seen only terrestial animals   

b) Alveoli are surrounded by capillary network  

c) Specialized to take atmosperic oxygen

d) Lungs are located inside the body        

e) They have large surface area

 

13- Which is not releated to its pair ?

a) Insect Tracheal tubules        b) Earthworm Body  surface     c) Whale Gills     d) Frog Lungs      e) Protista Diffusion

 

14-  Breathing rate is controlled by the respiratory centre located at the

a) Brain            b) Larynx            c) Trachea               d) Aorta

 

15-The process by with gases are exchange in the alveoli of our lungs is called:

a)external respiration   b)indirect respiration  c)direct respiration

d) internal respiration              e) All of them

 

16-Which of the following does not occur in response to high altitude breathing?

a)increased cardiac output and increased rate of respiration

b) decreased urine production and excretion  

c)increased synthesis of red blood cells

d)the formation of new capillaries

 

17-What function does the operculum of fish serve?

a)as an exit for waste products

b)as an entrance for water

c) as a protective device for the gills

d) as a protective device for the eyes

 

18- Which of the following properties is not a common characteristic of lungs ?

a) An identical structures in all organisms

b) Uptake of oxygen from air

c) A wide surface area

d) A rich network of capillaries           

e) A surface covered by epithelial tissue

 

19- Thickening of the alveoli membranes may cause

 a). a decrease in blood volume

 b). a decrease in

oxygen concentration in the blood

 c). a decrease in carbon dioxide concentration in the blood

d). in increase in nitrogen concentration in the blood

e). an increase in blood volume

20- The bronchus subdivides into smaller branches called:

 a). trachea b). larynx c). alveoli d). bronchioles e). bronchi

 

21- Thickening of the alveoli membranes may cause:

a) a decrease in blood volume

b) a decrease in oxygen concentration in the blood

c) a decrease in carbon dioxide concentration in the blood

d) in increase in nitroge concentration in the blood

e) an increase in blood volume

 

22- How many cell membranes must a molecule of oxygen pass through as it journeys from a lung alveolus chamber to a hemoglobin molecule?

a. 1

b. 2

c. 3

d. 4

 

23- A certain person has a vital capacity of  5,000 cc, a tidal volume of 300 cc, and expiratory reserve capacity of 2000 cc. This person has an inspiratory reserve capacity of

a. 7300 cc

b. 5300 cc

c. 3300 cc

d. 3000 cc

e. 2700 cc

 

24-Which one is not a product of respiration?

A)     Oxygen

B)      Carbon dioxite

C)      Energy

D)      Water

 

25-Which is not a respiratory structure?

A)     Bronchi

B)      Bronchioles

C)      Toque

D)      Larynx

 

26-What is the aim of respiration?

A)     to produce oxygen (O2)

B)      to take carbon dioxite (CO2)

C)      to take O2 and give  out CO2

D)      No one

 

27-The exchange of CO2 and O2 occurs between ______ and______.

A)     Alveoli and capillaries

B)      Alveoli and pulmonary vein

C)      Alveoli and pulmonary artery

D)      Pulmonary artery and pulmonary vein

 

28-The vocal cords are found in the

A)     Pharynx

B)      Trachea

C)      Larynx

D)      Mouth

 

29-_______ is a structure that covers the larynx automatically during swallowing

A)     Pharynx

B)      Tonque

C)      Trachea

D)      Epiglottis

 

30-In human body the O2 passes to the ______ from the trachea then to _______ and then to _______. From here it enters the blood.

A)     Bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli

B)      Alveoli, trachea, bronchioles

C)      Bronchioles, bronchi, alveoli

D)      Larynx, tracheo, bronchi

 

31-The path of air in the human respiratory system is from nasal cavity to

a.        larnyx to pharnyx  to trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to alvoeli

b.       pharnyx to trachea to larnyx to bronchus to alvoeli to bronchiole

c.        larnyx to pharnyx to bronchus to bronchiole to alvoeli to trachea 

d.       trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to larnyx to pharnix to alvoeli

e.        pharnyx to larnyx to trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to alvoeli

 

32- In most air-breathing animals

the respiratory surface is kept

most by.

a) using internal gills

a)       perspiration is waiting

b)       the blood in the capillaries

c)       glands of digestive system

 

33-The pleura.

a)       is the membrane that surrounds the lungs

b)       is the respiratory surface of humans

c)       is one of the air passages to the lungs

d)       is a membrane lining the air passages.

5.        Oxygen in the blood is carried primarily

a)       as  oxyhemoglobin  b)in solution in the plasma  c) as carbonic acid

e)       As carboxyhomoglobid

 

34-most CO2 is carried in the plasma

in the form of

a)       hydrogen ions     b) lactic acid        c)oxyhemoglobin

    d) bicarbonate ions(HCO3)           e)dissolved CO2

 

35-the exchange of gases (CO2,O2)

occurs betweenand

a)Alveoli and blood b)trachea and

alveoli   c)bronchioles  d)blood and

broaches  e)alveoli and arteries

 

36-Which of the following blood

vessels contains large number of the oxyhemoglobin molecules

a)all arteries            b)all veins            c)capillaries

          d)pulmonary arteries                c)pulmonary veins     

 

37- Amphıbıa-lung

I. trache    II. Fıshes 

What can come ınstead  of I and II

 

         I                                      II

a)     bırds                              frogs

b)     fıshes                             ınsects

c)     ınsects                            gılls

d)     ınsecta                            skın

e)     frogs                               gılls

 

38-Whıch of the below ıs the common prperty

of gılls and lungs

a)       tucıng of O2 whıch dıssolved ın water

b)       takıng the free oxygen from atmosphere

c)       do not see ın fıshes

d)       own many amount of capılarıes

e)       formatıon from branchı and branchıole

 

39- Hb+CO2----- HbCO2

In whıch veın thıs edıfıce forms

a)       ın lung urtery capıllary

b)       ın tıssue veın capıllary

c)       none of them

d)       ın oart

 

40-I. Alvede II. Branchı  III. Branchıoles

noıse V. throat

At the respıratıng tıme O2 gaves through above gıven way.Whıch of the below ıs the order of O2 way?

a)III.V.I.III.I            b) III.II.IV.V.I        c) III.V.II.IV.I

         d) I.II.III.IV.V             e) I.IV.II.V.III

 

41- In human the respiratory tube divides into two bronchies.  Then this two bronchies divides into many

bronchioles.  And all bronchioles ends with one alalvcoli.  What is the basic reason of that lungs owns edifice like this.

a)       to cover a little area

b)       to incease of respiratory surface

c)       to increase cappillioires number

d)       to keep constant quantity of humidity

e)       to keep constant body heat

 

42-Like a fish which has a lung and like frog has many respiratory organs.  Which of the above isnt interested in this livings?

a)       adult frog takes dissolved oxygen from surround

b)       fiches have lungs uses their gills in the water

c)       frog lungs doesnt own edifice in alvedes

d)       fishes which own lungs have alvedes tranport capillary

e)       frogs skin skin thin and moisture.

 

43-In human cell respiration wich important system works to remove the need of oxygen and to refine the carbon dioxide?

a)       Respiration and skeleton

b)       Endockrine and tissue

c)       Transport and respiration

d)       Tissue and nerve

e)       Nerve and enockrine.

 

44-          Which of the below in the common property of respiratory organs

a)       To own capillaries

b)       To fount in vertebrates

c)       To have a wide surface

d)       Ability of taking oxygen from the atmosphere

 

45-   Interested in human which situated in the little amount of oxygen

I)                    Respiration will accelerate

II)                  Decrease of erythrocyte numbers

III)                The breath of heart will increase

IV)                In blood the leucocyte number will increase

Which of them are false

a) I and II      b) I and III             c) I and IV             d) II and IV           e) II and III

 

46- I        Chest

II     Two lungs

III    Oyaphram

IV    respiratory tube

Above are given some edifices for vertebrates about respiration.  Which of them are only in mammals?

a) only I         b) only III              c) I & III d) II & III               e) I & II

 

47-          I              Found in erythrogtes

                II             carry oxygen

                III            to carry bicarbonate ions

                IV            found in blood plasm.

Which of the above privates in the common property of animals respiratory pigment which owns transport system?

a)       only I             b) only II               c) I & II                  d) V & IV               e) I & III

 

48-Below given about respiratory pigments.  Which are true?

a)       Found iron in the structure

b)       Transport in plasm

c)       Givs red colour to blood

d)       Gives reaction with reverse oxygen

e)       Found in erythrocyte

 

49-          In the figure given the exchange through lung & tissue in human.  Below given about I and II.  Which is true?

a)       I event oxygen transport in plasm

b)       II event oxygen transport in plasm

c)       II event HCO3 tranport in plasm

d)       I event oxygen transport in teucocyte

e)       II event H+ transport in plasm

 

50-What is the reason of basic transport system being enough for insects

a)       To be little according to body

b)       Quick of movement

c)       Respirate with trachea respiratoin

d)       Ability of living with a little food

e)       Strongness of heary muscles

 

51-in various animals in blood found hemoglobin.  Hemoglobin , hemeorithrin and chloraonin.  What is the common property of these pigments.

A)     Carry out oxygen

B)      To give a red colour to the blood

C)      To found iron in their structure

D)      To found copper in their structure

E)       To find leucocytes in their structure

 

52-Which of the below insects which have trachea respiration doesnt find found I their blood.

a)       Glycose

b)       Amino acids

c)       Metallic vasle

d)       Hemeglobin

e)       Lipid acid

 

53-which of the below is the common property of trachea, gill and lung respiration

a)       To have alveoles

b)       To form from thin

c)       To found inner of the body

d)       To carry oxygen to the itssue

 

 

 

 

54-which of the below dont carry oxygen to the tissue.

a)       Grasshoper

b)       Fish

c)       Worms

d)       Leech

e)       Bird

 

55-If the quantity of oxygen decreases in atmosphere, which of the following below can be reason danger of human life?

a)       To increase amount of emptied thing in cell

b)       The emitting accelerate of blood circulatoin

c)       Acceleration of breathing

d)       The produce a little than wanted

e)       To increase blood pressure in body

 

56-Which of the below doesnt take a role in adaptation of being met oxygen necessitiate?

a)       To find hemoglobin in erythrocyte

b)       Formaha of erythrocytes from one layer epital

c)       Ability of changing leucosyte numbers for nessitiate?

d)       Being wide surface of lung of gas exchange

e)       The ability of dense of breathing amount of CO2

 

57- The path air in the human respiratory system is from nasal cavity to

a. larnyx to pharnyx to trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to alveoli

b. pharnyx to trachea to larnyx to bronchus to alveoli to bronchiole

c. larnyx to pharnyx to bronchus to bronchiole to alveoli to trachea

d. trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to larnyx to pharnyx to alveoli

e. pharnyx to larnyx to trachea to bronchus to bronchiole to alveoli

 

58- Which statement about hemoglobin is not true?

a. it can reversibly bind oxygen

b. its binding to oxygen is sensitive to blood pH

c. up to six molecules of oxygen can be bound

d. it is an iron containing protein

e. it greatly increases the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood

 

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