ANN/SUA 7 lig. 171 shows two microscopic structures that are adapted for absorption, one from an animal and the other from a plant. The structures are not drawn to the same magnification. structure D structure E Fig. 17.1 a) State one feature that these two structures have in common that helps them to cary out their function. b) Identify each structure and, for each one, name two chemical substances that are absorbed by it. structure D: name chemical substance 1.. 2. structure E: name chemical substance 1. . 2. (6] c) Structure E in Fig. 17.1 is a single cell. Draw in and label, on Fig. 17.1, a feature that helps the cel to carry out absorption. [1] d) Explain how the feature you have drawn and labelled helps the cell to carry out absorption.

ANN/SUA 7 lig. 171 shows two microscopic structures that are adapted for absorption, one from an animal and the other from a plant. The structures are not drawn to the same magnification. structure D structure E Fig. 17.1 a) State one feature that these two structures have in common that helps them to cary out their function. b) Identify each structure and, for each one, name two chemical substances that are absorbed by it. structure D: name chemical substance 1.. 2. structure E: name chemical substance 1. . 2. (6] c) Structure E in Fig. 17.1 is a single cell. Draw in and label, on Fig. 17.1, a feature that helps the cel to carry out absorption. [1] d) Explain how the feature you have drawn and labelled helps the cell to carry out absorption.

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

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ISBN:9781305144767

Author:MAROTZ

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Chapter16: Feeding Toddlers And Young Children

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