The provided text contains answers about pupil response, myopia correction, and oxygen levels in blood/water. What are the likely questions related to these answers?

Here's the completed table and the answers to parts a, b, c, and d.

Table Completion:

Structure	Darkness	Bright light
Radial muscles	contract	relax
Circular muscles	relax	contract
Size of pupil	dilates	constricts

c) Explain how myopia can be corrected.
It can be corrected by wearing concave lenses in spectacles.

5. a) Why is the percentage of oxygen lowest at P?
Position P represents the point where deoxygenated blood, having supplied oxygen to the body tissues, enters the gill capillaries. Therefore, it has the lowest percentage of oxygen.

b) State with reasons, what this data suggest what will happen to oxygen in the water at position B?
At position B, the percentage of oxygen in the water has decreased from $10\%$ (at A) to $7\%$. This suggests that oxygen has diffused from the water into the blood flowing through the gill capillaries.

c) Why is the percentage of oxygen in solution lower at R than at Q?
Although the overall hemoglobin saturation is higher at R ($95\%$) than at Q ($85\%$), the percentage of oxygen in solution (dissolved oxygen in plasma) is lower at R. This is because as oxygen diffuses into the blood, it rapidly binds to hemoglobin. This continuous binding keeps the dissolved oxygen concentration in the plasma low, maintaining a steep diffusion gradient for oxygen from the water into the blood, thus maximizing oxygen uptake.

d) Suppose the direction of blood was opposite the above, suggest the disadvantage of this arrangement as compared to the one above.
If the blood flow was in the same direction as the water (co-current flow), the concentration gradient for oxygen between the water and blood would quickly diminish. This would lead to a much lower overall oxygen transfer efficiency, as the blood would reach equilibrium with the water at a lower oxygen saturation compared to the counter-current exchange system.