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Which of the following correctly matches a part and its function?
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12. The part marked Q in the diagram of the male reproductive organ is the scrotum.
The final answer is
13. The part marked H is the testis. The main function of the testis is to produce male reproductive cells (sperm).
The final answer is
14. During adolescence, increased activity of sweat glands, leading to body odor, is a physical change that occurs in both boys and girls.
The final answer is
15. The experiment uses red cabbage extract, which changes color in acids (red) and bases (green). This property makes it an acid-base indicator. Therefore, the main purpose of the experiment is to make a solution that can detect acids and bases.
The final answer is
16. In the urinary system diagram:
- N represents the kidneys, which filter blood and form urine.
- M represents the ureters, which transport urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
- T represents the bladder, which stores urine.
- S represents the urethra, which expels urine from the bladder. Option B correctly states that N (kidneys) filter blood and form urine. The final answer is
17. A characteristic physical property of bases is that they have a slippery or soapy feel when touched.
The final answer is
18. The table shows basic quantities and their SI units.
- A. Electric current - Ampere (Correct)
- B. Mass - Kelvin (Incorrect, Kelvin is for temperature; Kilogram is for mass)
- C. Temperature - Time (Incorrect, Time is for time; Kelvin is for temperature)
- D. Length - Kilogram (Incorrect, Kilogram is for mass; Meter is for length) The final answer is
19. The apparatus shown is a volumetric flask, which is used for preparing solutions of precise concentrations.
The final answer is
20. To determine the density of the object in its SI unit:
Identify the given values.
Mass () =
Volume () =Convert the mass to the SI unit (kilograms).
Calculate the density using the formula .
This result () is not among the given options. It is highly probable there is a typo in the question. Assuming the mass was intended to be instead of (a common error in such problems):
Recalculate density with the assumption that mass is .
This matches option B.
The final answer is
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