Quiz: Water as a Metabolite and Solvent
AQA 7402 A-Level Biology
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Welcome! You've already explored key biological molecules and their properties. Let's build on that by testing your understanding of water's role as both a metabolite and a solvent.
Which property of water makes it a good solvent?
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Which of the following are examples of water acting as a metabolite? (Select all that apply)
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Water is described as a {{blank0}} molecule because it has a partial positive charge on its hydrogen atoms and a partial negative charge on its oxygen atom.
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In which type of reaction does water act as a reactant?
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Water's {{blank0}} bonding explains its high specific heat capacity, which helps to {{blank1}} temperature changes in organisms.
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Which properties of water contribute to its role as a solvent? (Select all that apply)
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What feature of water allows it to transport ions in solution?
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