09:26 4.UJIAN SETARA 2, SEMESTER 2, 2021 (Biology Class 4lqb..Diagram 1.1 below shows the blood circulatory systemin organism P and Q.Rajah 1.1 dibawah menunjukkan sistem peredarandarah bagi organisma P dan Qa) State the type of blood circulatory system oforganism P and QNyatakan jenis sistem peredaran darah bagiorganisma P dan QP:Q:(2 Points)LungPeparuGillsInsangOrganism PQrganisma POrganism QOrgantsma QIII

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09:26 4.
UJIAN SETARA 2, SEMESTER 2, 2021 (Biology Class 4lqb..
Diagram 1.1 below shows the blood circulatory system
in organism P and Q.
Rajah 1.1 dibawah menunjukkan sistem peredaran
darah bagi organisma P dan Q
a) State the type of blood circulatory system of
organism P and Q
Nyatakan jenis sistem peredaran darah bagi
organisma P dan Q
P:
Q:
(2 Points)
Lung
Peparu
Gills
Insang
Organism P
Qrganisma P
Organism Q
Organtsma Q
III

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