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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs):

1. Where is urea primarily produced in the human body?

o A) Kidneys

o B) Stomach

o C) Liver

o D) Pancreas

2. What role do digestive enzymes play in protein consumption?

o A) They store proteins.

o B) They convert proteins into amino acids.

o C) They synthesize new proteins.

o D) They excrete waste products.

3. Which blood vessel carries amino acids from the intestines to the liver?

o A) Aorta

o B) Hepatic portal vein

o C) Renal vein

o D) Pulmonary artery

4. What happens to amino acids that are not needed by the body?

o A) They are stored in muscles.

o B) They are converted into energy.

o C) They are deaminated and converted into urea.

o D) They are excreted directly.

5. What is the primary waste product of cellular respiration in mammals?

o A) Urea

o B) Water

o C) Carbon Dioxide

o D) Glucose

6. How do plants excrete waste gases during the night?

o A) Through roots
o B) Through stomata

o C) Through leaves

o D) Through stems

7. Which organs are responsible for filtering urea from the blood?

o A) Stomach and intestines

o B) Liver and pancreas

o C) Kidneys

o D) Heart and lungs

8. What is the function of the bladder in the excretory system?

o A) To produce urine

o B) To store urine

o C) To filter blood

o D) To absorb nutrients

9. What is the main difference between urea and uric acid?

o A) Urea is less toxic than uric acid.

o B) Urea is produced in the kidneys; uric acid is produced in the liver.

o C) Urea dissolves in water; uric acid does not.

o D) Urea is excreted by plants; uric acid is excreted by animals.

10. Which component of the excretory system carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder?

o A) Urethra

o B) Ureter

o C) Renal artery

o D) Hepatic portal vein

11. During which physiological process is carbon dioxide produced as a waste product?

o A) Photosynthesis

o B) Fermentation

o C) Respiration

o D) Digestion
12. What would happen if urea levels in the blood become excessively high?

o A) It would enhance metabolism.

o B) It could become toxic to the body.

o C) It would improve kidney function.

o D) It would increase energy levels.

13. Why do plants utilize carbon dioxide during the day?

o A) For respiration

o B) For photosynthesis

o C) For excretion

o D) For nutrient absorption

14. Which part of the excretory system is involved in the voluntary release of urine?

o A) Ureter

o B) Urethra

o C) Bladder

o D) Kidney

15. The nitrogen-containing part of amino acids is ultimately converted into which substance?

o A) Urea

o B) Ammonia

o C) Nitrogen gas

o D) Carbon dioxide

Critical Thinking Questions:

1. Explain the process of deamination and its significance in the production of urea. What would
happen if this process did not occur? (3)

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2. Evaluate the impact of high urea levels in the bloodstream on bodily functions. What
mechanisms are in place to prevent this condition? (2)
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3. Discuss the relationship between respiration and excretion in mammals. How do these processes
contribute to overall energy balance? (3)

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Short Answer Questions:

1. Define excretion and explain its significance in living organisms.

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2. Describe the pathway of amino acids from digestion to their conversion into urea.

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3. What are the roles of the ureters and urethra in the excretory system?

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4. How do metabolic reactions in cells lead to the production of waste products?

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