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Questions build from body organisation through cells, tissues, blood, circulation, the heart, lymphatic and urinary systems, digestion and the endocrine system. Every item includes an explanation and a Bloom’s taxonomy level.

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7.1 · Formation and entry of lymphEasyRemember

Objective: Explain how interstitial fluid becomes lymph and how it enters a lymphatic capillary without flowing straight back out.

The learner recalls the name of interstitial fluid inside a lymphatic vessel.

What is interstitial fluid called once it has entered a lymphatic vessel?

Create is not measured by multiple-choice questions; use a separate written or practical task with a rubric for that Bloom level.